It’s a caveman themed electronic keno game. Look, a pterodactyl! Eggs are good! Caveman Keno requires little skill, questionable sobriety, and allowed betting units pretty much cover the entire range of possibilities. Also there’s usually a chair and game play speed is dictated by the player, not a dealer or a timer. In short, this is the quintessential DECAGONATHON game. You are still asking why Caveman Keno and not some generic other electronic keno? Go away, you are not welcome. If you are still here, hop over to the Competition Council’s favorite site for gaming info, The Wizard of Odds, and find out how Caveman Keno differs from other options.
Game Rules
- Each player starts with a $2 deposit to fund the player’s game bank. No additional deposit is allowed.
- Each player can play as many games as desired as long as no additional money is added to the player’s bank.
- Each player is required to wager at least one keno try.
- Wagers can be any amount from the game minimum to the player’s total in game bank.
- The player determines when to stop wagering, the total cash out is the player’s score.
- Player with the highest score wins, second highest is second, third highest is third.
- For ties refer to the breaking ties section in DECAGONATHON glossary.
