Provably Fair Keno
Pick numbers on a 1–40 board and match the drawn set. Hits decide your payout — a fast, lottery-style game with clear risk controls.
Keno
About Keno
Keno is a straightforward lottery-style casino game: choose your spots, place a bet, and see how many of your numbers hit in the draw.
Risk level and pick count shape the payout table. Prefer not to choose manually? Use random pick to fill your card in one tap.
How to play Keno
The board runs from 1 to 40. Each round draws 10 numbers. You win based on how many of your picks match the draw.
- Set your bet amount and risk level (Classic, Low, Medium, or High).
- Select between 1 and 10 numbers — or use random pick.
- Start the round and watch the draw; payouts follow the paytable for your hits and risk setting.
Features and mechanics
Keno keeps the focus on simple controls: pick count, risk, and bet size. Risk modes change how aggressive the paytable is, so you can favour steadier returns or higher-variance hits.
Is Keno fair?
Yes. Draws are seed-based with HMAC-SHA256 fairness, so every result can be recomputed independently in the VFair verification tool.
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FAQ
How many numbers are drawn each round?
The board is 1–40. You pick 1–10 spots, then 10 numbers are drawn. Payout depends on how many of your picks hit and which risk paytable is active.
What do Classic, Low, Medium, and High risk change?
Each mode uses a different paytable for the same hit counts. Classic and Low favour steadier returns; Medium and High put more payout into rarer high-hit outcomes.
Does picking more numbers always pay more?
Not automatically. More picks can unlock higher top-end paytable rows when you hit most of them, but matching a larger set is harder. The paytable for your pick count and risk mode is what decides the payout.
How do I verify a Keno draw?
Draws are produced from the HMAC-SHA256 seed pair. After the round, use the VFair verification tool to recompute the drawn numbers and confirm they match what you saw.
