2-9 Spot Keno

A computerized Keno game designed by Larry Hatch and published by Reston Publishing Company, Inc. as a type-in in their book "25 Advanced Games for the Commodore 64". At the beginning, the player selects from two to a maximum of nine digits in the range 1-80. After the selection, a card with the underlined, selected digits will appear and the computer will draw 20 digits. On hitting five digits out of nine, the player wins $3, and each draw costs $1. The more hits, the higher the winnings. The win rate increases the fewer digits the player chooses at the beginning of the game.