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Keno

Keno is Activity-only. Choose one to ten numbers, then reveal ten unique numbers from a provably fair forty-number draw.

Activity · yesActivity exclusiveProvably fair

Keno in the Raise Activity

Play together.

  1. 01Choose one to ten numbers on the forty-tile board.
  2. 02Set your virtual-coin stake and review the paytable for your spot count.
  3. 03Tap Draw 10 and watch hits reveal as castle-cut diamonds.
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Keno in the Raise Activity

How Keno works.

All figures describe virtual-coin play. Unless a row says net or score, a × value is the total return including the original stake.

01

How to play

  1. Open Keno in the Raise Activity and choose between one and ten unique numbers from 1 through 40.
  2. Set a virtual-coin stake. The highlighted paytable row changes automatically with the number of spots selected.
  3. Tap Draw 10. The server commits one stake and fairness nonce, then draws ten unique numbers without replacement.
  4. Your hit count selects the exact gross-return multiplier below. Missing hit counts return no virtual coins.
  5. Use Last Bets and the public verifier after seed reveal to reproduce the accepted selection, complete draw order, hits, and multiplier.

02

Bets & actions

1–10 spots
Every selected number must be unique and between 1 and 40.
Quick Pick
Choose 1, 5, 8, or 10 random unique spots, then edit the board before drawing.
Clear
Remove the current selection without placing or changing a wager.

03

Possible returns

All values are gross return on the accepted stake and are stored as integer basis points. Every spot count is calibrated to a 96% exact hypergeometric reference RTP, with less than 0.001 percentage-point rounding drift, before whole-coin rounding and the server maximum-return cap.

ResultReturn / awardWhat it means
1 spot · 1 hit3.84×The lowest-volatility one-number ticket.
5 spots · 5 hits235×All five selected numbers appear in the ten-number draw.
8 spots · 8 hits35,000×All eight selected numbers appear, subject to the server return cap.
10 spots · 10 hits800,000×The mathematical top return, subject to the server return cap.

Exact tables

Every board value

Landing slots run from the far left to the far right.

1–5 spots · gross return by hits

Risk / slot1 hit2 hits3 hits4 hits5 hits
1 spot3.84×
2 spots0.501×13.3×
3 spots4.0213×33.8×
4 spots2.0985×8.9×69.6×
5 spots0.4979×35×235×

6–10 spots · gross return by hits

Risk / slot3 hits4 hits5 hits6 hits7 hits8 hits9 hits10 hits
6 spots1.9922×15×150×1,000×
7 spots1.5013×40×250×1,500×
8 spots3.9974×25×200×1,500×35,000×
9 spots2.0007×15×80×400×7,000×50,000×
10 spots9.9979×50×250×1,500×50,000×800,000×

04

Key rules & edge cases

  • Exactly ten unique numbers are drawn from 1 through 40 without replacement for every accepted ticket.
  • The selection is canonicalized and locked before the fairness nonce is reserved; request payloads cannot supply a draw, hit count, multiplier, or payout.
  • The settlement contract independently re-derives the complete draw and rejects any mismatch before moving virtual coins.
  • Each draw is one atomic wager. A failed or rejected request cannot partially debit or partially settle a ticket.
  • The configured server maximum return can cap high-hit tickets; the accepted cap and settled payout are kept in the auditable receipt.

Raise is simulated entertainment. Virtual coins cannot be purchased, exchanged, withdrawn, or awarded as real-value prizes. Server betting limits and game-specific maximum-return settings apply where supported.

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