Gambling terms, explained straight

Odds, Probability & Bankroll

Quick draw payout chart

A quick draw payout chart lists the prize for each possible match count in a keno-style lottery game such as New York Lottery Quick Draw.

Game format
Players pick 1–10 numbers; 20 numbers are drawn from 1–80.1
Top prize
The 10-spot game pays a top prize of $100,000.1
Also called
Pay table, payout table, or prize chart.1

Key points

  • The chart varies by jurisdiction and game version; there is no single standard payout table for all Quick Draw games.1
  • A quick draw payout chart is distinct from an odds chart, which shows probabilities rather than prize amounts.2
  • The chart applies to keno-style lottery games, specifically New York Lottery Quick Draw and similar spot-selection formats.1

Where this term is used

Sources

  1. New York Lottery en.wikipedia.org Provides the game rules, number selection, and top prize for New York Lottery Quick Draw.
  2. Lottery mathematics en.wikipedia.org Distinguishes odds charts from payout charts and gives the matching-probability formula.

Sources are drawn from regulators, universities and published research, and each one is labelled with what it actually is — a preprint is not called a paper. Bookmaker and affiliate pages are never cited here, because a page that sells betting is not a neutral authority on it.