Rainbet Keno pays by how many numbers you choose
You pick numbers from a grid before the draw. The amount you pick decides which paytable you play against, while the choice of numbers changes nothing.
A few picks or a lot
A short selection gives small returns often, since matching most of a short selection is realistic. A long selection gives next to nothing in most rounds and a very large return when it hits. These are not tweaks to one paytable but separate paytables.
The numbers say nothing
Each number has the same chance in every draw, the draws are independent, and the game keeps no history to read. Picking numbers for a reason does no harm and has no effect at all.
Verification
The seed pair and nonce generate the draws. See Rainbet provably fair.
Frequently asked questions
How many numbers can be picked?
The grid displays the range, and the paytable shifts with the count.
Are some numbers drawn more often?
No. Draws are independent and every number is equally likely.
Can Keno be verified?
Yes, as with every Original.
The count picks the table
The numbers themselves have no effect.