Keno games

Choose numbers and spot count

The number selected and the number of drawn matches affect the result according to the game’s paytable.

Choose the number of spots

Keno lets you select numbers and compares them with a draw. The number of chosen spots and matched numbers determine the prize under that game’s paytable.

Check both fields before confirming; choosing more numbers can change the match pattern and risk profile.

Use the paytable, not intuition

A number that appeared recently is not thereby more or less likely in a future draw. Read the game-specific table to see how many matches qualify and what each pays.

If the title offers a quick-pick feature, review the selection and stake it creates before submitting.

Review the return table

The paytable shows how each match outcome is settled. It can differ across games, so use the table for the version you open.

Understand spots, matches and total cost

The number of selected spots changes the rows of the paytable that apply. Before submitting, check how many numbers you selected, the draw cost and the exact match count needed for each prize.

Quick-pick changes the selection, not the randomness of the draw; review the chosen numbers and total stake first.