👉 Keno engineering refers to the mathematical and statistical methods applied to optimize the fairness, randomness, and profitability of keno games, which are popular lottery-style games. It involves complex algorithms to ensure that each draw is independent and uniformly random, preventing any predictable patterns or biases. Engineers use probability theory to design prize distributions that balance player excitement with the house edge, ensuring long-term profitability while maintaining regulatory compliance. By continuously analyzing player behavior and game outcomes, keno engineers refine the system to enhance fairness and maintain player trust.
