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How Keno works
Choose 1–10 numbers, set a wager and select Classic, Low, Medium, High or Extreme. Ten distinct numbers are drawn each round. Your payout depends on how many selected numbers match the draw.
Classic, Low, Medium and High use numbers 1–40; Extreme uses 1–56. Classic has a 100× maximum, Low, Medium and High have 1,000× maxima, and Extreme has a 10,000× maximum. These peaks require ten selected numbers; smaller selections have different tables. View every match payout before betting.
Original Obsidian tables target 99% theoretical return (1% house edge), with small rounding differences disclosed in Game info. Each draw is independently generated from a committed server seed and can be verified after settlement.
Maximum total funded payout per round: US$1,000,000. Game multiplier and stake limits also apply.
How to play
- Choose 1–10 numbers, or use Auto pick.
- Select one of the five modes and inspect the payout table.
- Enter your wager and press Bet. Ten distinct numbers reveal in sequence.
- Matching numbers determine your total payout. Auto Play repeats the same selection and stake.
Common questions
What changes in Extreme?
Its board has 56 numbers instead of 40, and a maximum 10,000× total payout with ten selections.
Can I verify a draw?
Yes. Fairness shows the committed seed, revealed server seed, client seed and round ID. Rejection sampling draws ten distinct numbers uniformly without replacement.
Examples use nonredeemable Free Play credits. Funded play settles in USD; other display currencies use current exchange-rate estimates. Read how to verify a round and responsible gaming guidance before playing.
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