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Mega Keno (zip)

Mega Keno consists of 7 keno games. The game starts in the lobby area. The player is given $500 dollars cash to start. Mega Keno includes Vegas Keno, Devil's Keno, Snowman Keno, Ten Card Keno, Four Card Keno, Wild Square Keno, and Catch-Em All Keno.

Tags: Freeware, Player, Mike, Mega Keno, Games, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2006-05-18

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