Rainbet Keno: Choose Your Numbers and Watch the Draw
Keno is the calmest of the originals. Tap a handful of numbers on the grid, place your bet, and the game draws its own set. How many of your picks it hits decides the payout — no timing, no cash-out, just the draw.
- Pick 1–10 numbers
- Provably fair
- Risk settings
How Keno works
The board is a grid of numbers — 1 to 40 in the Rainbet layout shown above. You choose which numbers to back, set your bet, and start the round. The game then reveals its own randomly drawn numbers, and each of your picks that matches a drawn number counts as a hit. The more hits you land relative to how many numbers you picked, the higher your payout.
Number selection
Tap numbers directly to build your selection, or use Auto Pick to have the game choose for you; Clear Table wipes the board to start again. The prompt in the screenshot — "Select 1–10 Numbers" — sets the range: you can back as few as one number or as many as ten in a single round.
The drawing process
Once you play, the draw happens in one step: a fixed batch of numbers lights up on the grid. Your picks that coincide with the draw are hits; the rest are misses. Because the draw is provably fair and random, no number is ever "hot" or "due" — each round starts from scratch.
Hits and payout levels
Payouts are laid out as a table tied to how many numbers you picked and how many you hit. With a small selection, hitting most or all of them pays a modest multiplier. With a large selection, landing only a few hits may pay little or nothing, but hitting a high share of them can pay a large multiplier. The payout table shifts with your pick count, so it's worth glancing at it before each round.
Risk settings
Keno usually offers a risk or "Classic" mode selector. Raising the risk concentrates more of the reward on landing many of your numbers, thinning out the smaller wins. Lower risk spreads gentler returns across more outcomes. It doesn't change how random the draw is — only how the payout table is shaped.
Example round in CA$
Staking CA$2.00:
- You pick 4 numbers and start the round.
- The draw lands 3 of your 4. On a typical table that might pay a mid-range multiplier — say around ×2 to ×3 — returning roughly CA$4 to CA$6.
- Hitting all 4 of 4 would reach the top payout for that pick count; hitting one or none would return little or nothing.
Illustrative only. The exact payout table is shown in-game and depends on your pick count and risk setting.
Picking fewer versus more numbers
Fewer numbers
Backing one to three numbers gives more predictable, frequent small results. The top multiplier is lower, but the swings are gentler — friendlier to a small CA$ bankroll.
More numbers
Backing eight to ten numbers unlocks larger headline multipliers, but you need several hits to be paid well, so results are streakier and more volatile.
Mobile gameplay
The grid scales cleanly to a phone, with the bet panel moving above it. Numbers stay large enough to tap accurately, and Demo Mode lets you experiment with pick counts and risk before staking real CA$.
Compare with the other originals
Hilo
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Chase a single multiplier target per round.
Open Limbo →Using the BOOST20 code? See how the advertised 20% Rakeback Boost is applied.
Keno questions
Pick numbers on the grid, place a bet, and the game draws its own numbers. Your payout depends on how many of your picks are hit.
Typically 1 to 10. Choose manually or use Auto Pick, and Clear Table resets your selection.
Yes. The draw is random and provably fair, so no number is due and past rounds don't affect the next one.
It reshapes the payout table. Higher risk rewards hitting many numbers more; lower risk spreads smaller returns across more outcomes. The draw stays random.
Neither wins overall. Fewer numbers give steadier small results; more numbers offer bigger top payouts but need more hits and are more volatile.
Yes. The grid and bet panel adapt to a phone, and Demo Mode lets you try picks before staking CA$.
Play Keno with the BOOST20 code
Head to Rainbet with the referral code BOOST20 for the advertised 20% Rakeback Boost. Eligibility and current terms apply — confirm them on the destination site.
Play responsibly
Keno outcomes are random and every round can lose. Meet the legal gambling age for your location, set a budget and stake limit before you play, avoid chasing losses, and treat the game as entertainment rather than income. If gambling becomes hard to control, contact a local support service in your province.