I was playing for fun King KENO.

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eddessaknight — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 21:46:04 GMT

Yukio, et al-

johnph is right to pose this procative question; generally speaking, all free play mode internet games are intiontially biased to induce or lure the unsuspecting to play for real money and then see what happens.

Additionally, it's been my experience that the Video Keno machines (King Keno), which are fast with some 20 cards conveneint, can also quickly learn (nano seconds) your game number selections soon after hitting and can counter measure your game plan accordingly. Par... [ More ]

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johnph77 — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 08:12:54 GMT

Compare the free game payouts to the credit card game. Are they the same?

Most web sites with this feature will try to lure you into playing with payout percentages at or slightly over 100% in the free game but when one starts paying to play the percentages will be reduced.

I was playing for fun King KENO.

Yukio — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 04:15:43 GMT

This seems a nice game to play.

Does anyone know if the statistics for the real game are the same?

(There is two option to play the game, for REAL with a credit card and another just for FUN)

By the way, who can play the online games from 'Europe'?

There should be some countries that this will be allowed ...

In the past, I saw similar game machines (on Brasil). I think that People (on the Internet) told about those machines having a cool payout .