PA iLottery Launches Red Hot Keno

“Red Hot Keno” is the first interactive keno-style game that Pennsylvania Lottery has made available to online players.

“Red Hot Keno” is the first interactive keno-style game that Pennsylvania Lottery has made available to online players.  The game features play amounts ranging from 10¢ to $30 per draw and the ability to choose between 1 and 10 SPOTS to match against the 20 drawn numbers; additionally, players can choose auto-play for up to 20 draws. The top prize amount for Red Hot Keno is $300,000 when a player successfully matches all 10 SPOTS.

Online players who play Red Hot Keno” can also earn coupons to play Keno at Pennsylvania Lottery retail locations throughout the state.  For the first five weeks following the launch of the new game, players who play at least $25 per week on “Red Hot Keno” will receive a coupon for 5 Draws of $1 Keno 4 Spot – a $5 value. Players must be opted in to receive special offers from PA iLottery via email or SMS to receive coupons.

Learn more about this promotion here: https://www.pailottery.com/p/redhotkenopromo/

The launch of “Red Hot Keno” is being rolled out with online promotions as well:

  • On launch day – Thursday, March 21 – all players are eligible to receive 20% off their net losses when playing “Red Hot Keno.”
  • Players who opt-in to receive special offers from PA iLottery will also have the chance to receive additional Keno promotions directly to the email inboxes.

Red Hot Keno joins a game catalog of 33 online lottery games available at www.PAiLottery.com. Since the PA iLottery program launched, over $220 million in winnings has been paid to over 100,000 online players.

New players who register at PAiLottery.com are eligible to receive a free $5 welcome bonus to play online – no deposit required.  Additionally, all players’ first deposit is eligible to be doubled, up to $100, when using the Bonus Code DEP100.

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