Keno: pick your tiles, match the draw

Crypto Keno turns a number draw into a quick pick-and-match game. Choose between one and ten tiles on the 40-tile board, set your stake and risk level, then watch ten numbers reveal. The paytable shows what each possible number of matches pays for your selection and risk level.

Your picks are locked before the draw, and the result settles on-chain. That gives every round a public record you can check instead of asking you to trust a hidden result.

How to play

Pick up to ten tiles yourself or use auto-pick, choose a risk level, and review the payout row before you play. The game draws 10 numbers from 40. Your payout depends on how many selected tiles appear in that draw, so choosing more tiles creates more possible hit counts without guaranteeing a win.

Payouts and risk

Low risk spreads value across more hit counts for steadier returns. Classic and medium make the swings sharper, while high risk saves its biggest multipliers for rare matches and can reach 1,000x. Check the visible paytable for your exact number of picks and choose the profile that fits your session before confirming the bet.

Frequently asked questions

How many tiles can I pick in Keno?

You can choose from one to ten tiles on the 40-tile board. Every round draws ten numbers, and the paytable updates for the number of tiles you selected.

What changes when I raise the risk level?

Higher risk shifts more of the payout toward rarer hit counts and larger top multipliers. Lower risk pays across more outcomes, so results are generally less extreme.

Are Keno draws verifiable?

Yes. Your picks are committed before the on-chain draw resolves, and the result is recorded with the game transaction so the round can be checked independently.