Keno is a fast-paced game of chance where your goal is to match as many drawn numbers as possible.
Before each round, you can choose between 1 and 10 numbers from the available number grid and select your preferred risk level: Classic, Low, Medium, or High. The selected risk level determines the game's payout structure.
You can view the payout structure for your current selection in the paytable located below the main game window, where you choose your numbers. The paytable updates automatically based on the number of selected numbers and your chosen risk level.
Once you've selected your numbers, chosen your risk level, and placed your bet, the game randomly draws a set of winning numbers.
Your payout depends on your chosen risk level, how many numbers you selected, and how many of them match the winning numbers. In general, matching more numbers results in higher payouts, as shown in the paytable.
Each Keno round is independent, meaning previous results have no effect on future draws. Every draw is generated using a Provably Fair system, allowing you to verify that the outcome was random and not altered.