Playing Kinzo is as easy as it is exciting!

To play Kinzo, place your cash bet on the gaming table.

• A Kinzo ticket* costs $2.
• Your game ticket* features 15 numbers divided over 3 rows and 9 columns.
• To facilitate tagging of numbers drawn, each column is grouped into ten, in ascending order.

KINZO IS TWO GAMES

The Line: The first player in a Kinzo location to mark 5 numbers in a horizontal line and announces it by pressing the buzzer button in front of him or her, wins the prize associated with the line game.

The 15/15: The round continues until a player in one of the Kinzo halls, marks all 15 numbers on his or her card and announces it by pressing the button in front of him or her, thus winning the prize associated with the 15/15 game.

Both Kinzo games are always followed by a break during which tickets are sold for upcoming games for which they are issued.

At specific times, another type of ticket is sold. This is the Super Kinzo ticket, which costs $4. Besides certain distinctive features Super Kinzo gives players an additional chance to win thanks to the 2-line game**.

E-KINZO

As part of a market study, electronic Kinzo stations made their appearance in three Kinzo halls – Joliette, Laval and Repentigny. To participate, players are required to purchase a $10 access ticket and follow directions as indicated. If the project proves successful, additional stations could be set up throughout the Kinzo network.

Rules

Consult the Kinzo Rules [PDF Format, 329 KB - Help, last update November 7, 2012]
 

*A ticket is valid only for participating in the line and 15/15 games where it is issued.
** Super Kinzo prize structure details are as follows: the line (7% of sales), the 2-lines (12% of sales) and the 15/15 (35% of sales).