Recieved this from the four Queens today. While I don't profess to understand a $100 Keno "buy-in" (I'm hoping it doesn't mean buying a $100 keno ticket, but I think it does).

Players can get a free "It Takes Balls to Play Keno" t-shirt with a $100
keno buy-in at the Four Queens. This shirt is a great souvenir!


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Lee-PA
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Received one from Sam's Town. $500 buy-in. includes 3 nights, dinner party, awards presentation, free souvenier, special rates for extra nights, free meals.
Lee, the buy-in means that you have to play that amount of money durring the tournament, and you get to keep the winnings. and if you win the most, you win the tournament. In this case, 1st $5,000 - 2nd $2,000 - 3rd $1,000 - 4th $500 - 5th to 9th $150 -10th to 12th $100 -14th to 20th $50.

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LarryinMich@prodigy.net

Larry,
I'm aware of what a buy-in means. However, this Keno isn't a tournament, it's a one shot deal. I just can't see someone buying a 100 keno ticket, can you?
Lee-PA

Lee,
People do it all the time, they will play a $1 ticket for a 100 games. I usally play 25 games at a time, and come back later and collect my winnings.<s>

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LarryinMich@prodigy.net

Larry,
Your so right! I never gave the 100 games @ a buck a piece a thought. I'm sitting here thinking, 100 straight bet, but a 100 one dollar bets would be the same thing I guess.

Anyway, I thought the T-Shirt was worded cleaver. So basicly with the house advantage, on Keno, you'll be paying approxamately $25 for the shirt?


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Lee-PA
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