Rainbet Keno: pick your numbers, run the draw

What is Rainbet Keno?

Rainbet Keno is one of the Rainbet Originals. It works like a small lottery that you can run as often as you like. The only real choice is how many numbers to pick, and that choice shapes the whole paytable.

How many numbers should you pick?

You can pick between one and ten numbers. In Keno generally, fewer picks give steadier results and more picks give bigger top prizes. With two or three picks, matching all of them is realistic. With ten, a full match is rare.

Read the paytable on the game page for the number of picks you've chosen before you run a draw.

How does a round run?

1. Set a stake.
2. Tap up to ten numbers, or press Auto Pick to have the game choose.
3. Run the draw and watch which numbers come up.
4. Your payout follows the paytable for the number of hits. Clear Table resets your picks.

What are the Manual and Auto tabs?

Manual and Auto are the two tabs on the Keno page. Check how Auto is set up before you use it, and fix a budget first. The same numbers are no more likely on the tenth draw than on the first.

Do some numbers come up more often?

No. Every number has the same chance in every draw, and one draw doesn't affect the next. Picking birthdays, patterns or last round's numbers changes nothing about your odds.

How do you verify a Keno draw?

Each draw is generated from a client seed, a hashed server seed and a nonce. After you rotate the seed pair, you can open the bet and confirm the drawn numbers. The steps are on Rainbet provably fair.

Keno runs in demo mode. Try the same stake at three picks and at ten to see how differently the two behave.

Where Keno fits

Keno is the closest thing to a lottery among the in-house games, and it shows one of the highest maximum RTP figures in the set. Rainbet Plinko is a good next stop if you like setting a payout shape. The full list is on Rainbet Originals.

The Keno page also carries a Fair Play tab for checking past draws, like every Originals page.