This section lists Keno games administered by lottery organizations only. Some casinos in Australia, as well as other locations (such as registered clubs in New South Wales) also play some form of Keno.

These Keno games share the same basic characteristics: 20 numbers drawn from a set of 80. Entries can vary in the number of selections made. The more numbers selected, the more numbers are required to win prizes, but the prizes for matching all numbers are higher. Small consolation prizes may also be won for matching no numbers on the higher Spot games.

Tatts Keno
Tatts Keno is administered by Tattersalls and played in most areas that offer their lottery products (Victoria, Tasmania and Australian Capital Territory) - Tatts Keno cannot be played in the Northern Territory. Tatts Keno is a nightly game, and entries can vary from 3 to 10 spots.

Tatts Keno offers one jackpot prize, for matching all numbers from a Spot 10 ticket. The minimum jackpot prize is $250,000; however, this often increases to over $1 million as it takes a large number of draws for the jackpot to be won. A consolation prize for matching zero numbers is offered on the Spot 10 game only.

South Australia
In South Australia, Keno is conducted by South Australian Lotteries on a continuous basis: draws are conducted on an automated basis every 3.5 minutes, with sales closing approximately 40 seconds before the draw. Results appear on monitors located at most lotteries sales outlets.

South Australian Keno can be played using all Spot entries from 1 to 10 numbers. It offers one jackpot prize, for matching all numbers from a Spot 10 ticket, with a minimum prize of $1 million.