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繁體中文Keno Rules Explained
Keno is a simple lottery-style game where you pick numbers and hope they are drawn. This guide explains it. Payouts depend on how many you pick and match, and are shown in the game's paytable.
- You pick a set of numbers from a grid, then balls are drawn at random.
- It is your choice.
- No.
The objective
You choose a set of numbers from a grid, then a number of balls are drawn at random. The more of your numbers that match, the more you are paid.
Picking your numbers
You decide how many numbers to pick — fewer picks need a higher match rate but pay more per hit, while more picks spread the chances.
The draw and payouts
After the draw, the game compares your picks to the drawn numbers and pays according to the paytable for your chosen number of picks. Always check the paytable before playing.
A game of chance
Keno is pure chance — no strategy changes the draw. Treat it as light entertainment and set a budget. See responsible gambling tools and the table games guide.
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FAQ
You pick a set of numbers from a grid, then balls are drawn at random. The more of your numbers that match the draw, the more you are paid.
It is your choice. Fewer picks need a higher match rate but pay more per hit; more picks spread the chances. The paytable shows the payouts.
No. Keno is a game of pure chance and no strategy changes the random draw. Treat it as entertainment and set a budget.
Last updated: 2026-06-15