Keno by 100HP Gaming

The aim of Keno is to match as many of your numbers as you can with the 10 the game draws. Here's a step-by-step guide to playing Keno.

Step 1: Set your bet value

Enter your bet anywhere from $0.10 to $150, or use the /2 and x2 buttons.

Step 2: Choose your risk level

Open the Risk menu and pick Low, Classic, Medium or High. Higher risk pays less for small matches and more for big ones.

Step 3: Pick your numbers

Tap 1 to 10 numbers on the board, or use Auto Select to pick that many at random. The multipliers for your picks appear under the board. Clear Table wipes your selection.

Step 4: Press Bet

The game draws 10 of the 40 numbers. You win your bet times the multiplier for the number of matches.

Keno Paytable: 10 Numbers Picked

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 98.0% and the maximum multiplier is ×1,000, for matching all 10 numbers on Low, Medium or High risk. On the same three levels, matching all 9 of 9 picks also pays ×1,000. A single round pays out no more than $10,000.

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Below are the key game features of Keno:

• 40-number board: Pick 1 to 10 numbers, and 10 are drawn every round.
• Four risk levels: Low, Classic, Medium and High each have their own paytable.
• Live multipliers: The payout for every number of matches is shown under the board as you pick.
• Auto Select: Fill 1 to 10 random numbers in one tap, and tap again for a fresh set.
• Live, My and Top: Follow live bets, your own history and the biggest wins.
• Provably Fair: Check each draw against its hash.

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Keno has a responsive design that works on mobile, tablet and desktop. No download needed, simply launch the game from your browser and play.

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The risk menu is where Keno by 100HP Gaming gets interesting. Take ten picks on High and you need four matches before it pays anything, but eight matches is worth ×470. Switch to Low and two matches already pays ×1.10, while eight only brings ×50. Same board, same draw, completely different games.

Some of the smaller settings are worth a look too. A single pick on Low hands back ×0.70 even when it misses, so it barely moves your balance, while Classic gives a single pick a straight ×3.92 shot. Seeing the multipliers update under the board as you pick makes it easy to find a setting that suits you.

Missing from the package is any kind of autobet, so every draw needs a click, and Classic is capped at ×100. Everywhere else, Keno is quick, clear and backed by a 98% RTP.