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What Keno Is

Keno is a lottery-style game from 1Win Games, the operator's in-house studio. A grid of numbers sits on screen, and the player marks some of them before the draw.

Keno game window with 40 numbers

Keno in demo mode: a board of 40 numbers, 1 to 10 picks, Auto Select and a risk setting.

The game then draws numbers at random. The more marked numbers match the draw, the higher the payout, according to the paytable for the number of picks.

How A Keno Draw Goes

Each draw is one round. The steps below cover a full draw.

  1. Open the casino lobby and launch Keno.
  2. Mark numbers on the grid, within the count allowed by the game.
  3. Enter a stake within the limits shown in the game panel.
  4. Start the draw.
  5. Compare the drawn numbers with the picks: the paytable sets the payout for the matches.

The paytable changes with the number of picks. It is shown in the game panel before the draw.

Keno Limits And Rules Panel

The editorial team has no confirmed figures for the return rate or stake range of Keno. The limits are shown in the game's rules panel.

  • minimum and maximum stake per draw;
  • the size of the grid and the number of picks allowed;
  • the number of balls drawn;
  • the paytable for each pick count.

Real-money play is for adults aged 18 or older.

Keno Features

The game panel holds the controls for each draw. The rules panel lists the options of the current version.

  • manual selection of numbers on the grid;
  • a random pick button, where the game offers it;
  • a paytable that updates with the pick count;
  • repeat or auto-play of draws, where the game offers it.

Where Keno Sits In The Casino

Keno is in the casino lobby. The casino's lottery category groups bingo, keno and scratch titles, and the search finds the game by name.

  • Mines by 1win Games, 5×5 tile game in the 1win lobbyRTP 97%Demo

    Mines

    1win Games · 5×5 tile game

  • Coinflip by 1win Games, heads or tails in the 1win lobbyRTP 97%Demo

    Coinflip

    1win Games · heads or tails

  • Plinko by 1win Games, plinko in the 1win lobbyDemo

    Plinko

    1win Games · plinko

CoinFlip is a quicker round from the same studio. Plinko also pays by multiplier slots.

Cashback, 1win Coins And Keno

The weekly casino cashback returns up to 30% of real-money slot losses from the past 7 days. It needs a minimum weekly loss of $5, arrives on Saturday and has no wagering requirement. The bonus page lists which game types count towards it.

  • cashback counts only real-money bets, not free spins;
  • the cashback rate depends on the week's slot turnover and the VIP level;
  • 1win Coins are earned for real-money bets on sports and casino slots;
  • the Coins exchange rate is listed in the operator's Rules.

Keno opens from the casino lobby after sign-in to an account.

Access to the casino depends on the law of the reader's country and on the operator's Terms; the register data is on the licence page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Short answers about Keno.

Who makes Keno?

Keno is made by 1Win Games, the operator's in-house studio.

What are the Keno bet limits?

The limits are shown in the game's rules panel.

How is a Keno payout calculated?

The paytable for the chosen pick count sets the payout for each number of matches.