Keno

Quick facts

Players

Solo vs the draw

Cards / setup

N/A — number grid

Goal

Match as many picked numbers as the paytable rewards

Common formats

Manual picks · Random quick-pick

Best for

Players who like lottery-style number boards

Welcome offer

~₹36 after signup (confirm the live amount in the app)

How to play

1. 1Open Keno and look at the grid size (many rooms use 1–36) and how many numbers you may pick.
2. 2Tap your picks one by one, or use Random / quick-pick to fill a legal set.
3. 3Set the stake, then read the paytable row for that pick count (for example pay for 3 hits, 4 hits, 5 hits…).
4. 4Press Bet / Start; the draw marks which numbers hit.
5. 5Your return follows the hit count vs pick count line — not whether a number “looked hot”. Clear or edit picks for the next round.

Example

On a 1–36 board you pick eight numbers and stake ₹20. The paytable shows a line for 5-in-8. The draw hits five of your eight — you are paid that 5-in-8 line, not a Wingo colour lane and not the lobby Jackpot Lotto pot. If only two hit, that row may pay nothing or a small return per the sheet.

Rules & scoring

Payout tables are built around how many of your picks appear in the draw.

Changing pick count usually changes which pay rows apply — more picks is not automatically “better”.

Random only fills numbers; it does not improve odds versus a manual set of the same size.

Board size and how many balls are drawn are room-specific — read the header once.

Each draw is independent; last-round numbers are not a system.

Key terms

Pick

A number you selected before the draw.

Hit

A picked number that appears in the draw.

Pick count

How many numbers you locked for this round — it selects the paytable column/row.

Paytable / hit line

Posted return for each hit count at your pick size.

Quick-pick / Random

Auto-fills a legal set of picks for speed.

Variants in the app

These table names appear in Win Rummy lobbies and can change with updates. Always read the room sheet before you sit.

• Classic grid KenoManual or random picks, then one draw against a hit paytable.
• Themed boardsSame pick-and-draw loop with different art; always re-check pick limits and pay rows.

How it compares

Unlike Wingo, you build a personal number set instead of tapping colour lanes on a shared timer board. Unlike Jackpot Lotto, this is not the lobby progressive ticket draw — it is a per-round grid. Unlike Mines, you are matching draws, not revealing safe tiles.

Tips & common mistakes

Welcome rupees

Keno pick boards often greet new players with roughly ₹36. Use Random or a small pick set first; the progressive Jackpot Lotto banner is a separate feature.

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