Keno is live on the Bet4.win RGS and available to every operator on the integration.
The field is the numbers 1 to 40. A player marks up to ten of them, places the bet, and ten numbers are drawn. How many of the marked numbers come up is what decides the payout, against a table fixed before the round.
Picking fewer numbers is not a smaller version of picking more — it is a different bet. A short ticket needs fewer matches to pay and pays less for each; a full ten-number ticket asks for more and pays accordingly. The paytable is on screen throughout, so the trade is visible before the numbers are marked rather than after the draw.
A ticket runs from one number to ten, marked by hand or filled by Auto Pick. The ladder it pays against is keyed to two things — how many numbers are on the ticket, and a risk setting of Classic, Low, Medium or High. Ten picks at Classic and ten picks at High are two different tables read against the same draw.
The figures
- RTP 94–99%, set by game version and operator configuration.
- High volatility.
- Up to 1,000× on a ticket. Operators can enforce a lower per-bet cap.
- Per-round provable fairness: the draw is committed before the ticket is marked and the seed is published afterwards, so the twenty numbers on screen can be recomputed independently.
Availability
Keno is available now on the same integration as the rest of the catalogue, in full white-label branding, and is demo-playable before anything reaches a live lobby. Distribution is subject to each operator's own licensing and market restrictions.
