Keno
Choose up to 10 numbers from a 40-tile grid and see how many the draw matches.
Keno is a lottery-style draw. You select up to ten numbers on a grid of forty, the game draws ten, and you are paid according to how many of your picks appear in the draw. The more numbers you select, the more matches you need to see a return.
Like Plinko it offers low, medium, high and classic risk modes, which reshape the payout table without altering the underlying edge.
How it works
Select your numbers
Up to ten, or use the auto-pick button.
Choose a risk level
This changes how the payouts are distributed across match counts.
Watch the draw
Ten numbers are revealed and matches are paid per the table.
📉 Strategy — the honest version
Which specific numbers you choose is irrelevant — every combination has identical odds, so "lucky numbers" and "hot numbers" are decoration. The only decisions that change your experience are how many numbers you pick and which risk mode you use, and both adjust variance rather than expected return. The published edge is 1%, the same as the other Originals.
Common questions
Do some numbers come up more often?
Should I pick more or fewer numbers?
Is Keno better than the lottery?
Game guides
Keno
Choose up to 10 numbers from a 40-tile grid and see how many the draw matches.
18+ only · Gambling involves risk of losing money · Never stake more than you can afford to lose