Keno at Rainbet: how many numbers should you pick?

What is Rainbet Keno?

Rainbet Keno belongs to the Rainbet Originals. Think of it as a small lottery you can run as often as you want. Your one real decision is how many numbers to pick, and that decision shapes the entire paytable.

How many numbers should you pick?

The choice runs from one to ten numbers. In Keno in general, fewer picks bring steadier results and more picks bring bigger top prizes. With two or three picks, hitting all of them is realistic. With ten, hitting every one is rare.

Before you start a draw, look at the paytable on the game page for the number of picks you've chosen.

How does a round run?

1. Choose a stake.
2. Tap up to ten numbers, or press Auto Pick and let the game choose.
3. Start the draw and see which numbers are drawn.
4. The paytable sets your payout for the number of hits. Clear Table wipes your picks.

What are the Manual and Auto tabs?

The Keno page has two tabs, Manual and Auto. Look at how Auto is set up before using it, and set a budget first. The same numbers are no likelier on the tenth draw than on the first.

Do some numbers come up more often?

No. In every draw each number has an equal chance, and no draw has any effect on the next. Choosing birthdays, patterns or the numbers from the last round does nothing to your odds.

How do you verify a Keno draw?

A client seed, a hashed server seed and a nonce generate each draw. Once you rotate the seed pair, open the bet to confirm the numbers that were drawn. Rainbet provably fair has the steps.

Keno has a demo mode. Run the same stake with three picks and with ten, and compare how differently they play out.

Where Keno fits

Among the in-house games Keno is the nearest to a lottery, and it displays one of the highest maximum RTP figures in the set. If you enjoy shaping a payout, Rainbet Plinko is a good next step. Rainbet Originals has the full list.

As on every Originals page, the Keno page has a Fair Play tab for checking past draws.