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The Basics
Pick 1 to 10 numbers on the 40-number board. Tap a number to pick it, or let Auto Pick choose for you.
Every round the game draws 10 numbers. Each of your numbers that is drawn counts as a hit. More hits means a bigger multiplier.
The payout ladder under the board shows what each number of hits pays for your current picks and risk level.
Press Bet to play. Your bet is taken when you place it, and your payout is credited as soon as the round ends.
Risk & Payouts
There are four risk levels, and each one changes the payout ladder. Classic pays small amounts often. High pays nothing on most hit counts but has a much bigger top prize.
Picking more numbers makes the ladder longer. 10 picks at High risk gives the biggest prize on the board.
Some steps on the ladder pay less than your bet, so a round can count as a win and still return less than you put in.
Table limits apply to bet size and maximum payout. If you enter a value outside the limits, the form corrects it for you.
Autobet
Autobet replays your board for a set number of rounds, or without limit if you choose ∞, until you stop it.
On Win and On Loss decide what happens to your bet after each round: go back to the starting bet, or raise or lower it by a percentage.
Stop on Profit and Stop on Loss end the run on their own once you are up or down by that amount.
You can stop at any time. The same button that starts the run also stops it.
Exit Game?
You'll leave the game and return to the play options.
Keno is MonkeyTilt's take on the classic number draw. Pick 1 to 10 numbers on the 40-number board, watch 10 numbers get drawn, and get paid based on your hits. Four risk levels change the payout ladder to suit you, from small steady wins up to a top prize worth hundreds of times your bet.
Let Auto Pick choose your numbers, or turn on Autobet and replay your board round after round. Every draw is provably fair, and you can check any round yourself.
可证明公平
All 10 drawn numbers come from a seed pair that is locked in before you bet, not from a black box. Here is how that works, and how to check any round yourself.
Locked In Before You Bet
Before you can place a bet, the server picks a secret seed and publishes its SHA-256 hash. The hash is a fingerprint of the seed that cannot be faked.
Because the seed is locked in up front, the house cannot change a result after you bet. Any change would break the fingerprint.
The hash of the next server seed is published ahead of time too, so switching seeds cannot be gamed either.
Your Half of the Randomness
Every result mixes three inputs: the server seed, a client seed you control, and a nonce that goes up by one with each bet.
You can change your client seed whenever you like from the game's Provably Fair panel. The server has no say in it.
The server seed stays hidden while it is in play. You only see its fingerprint. That is what keeps the next result unpredictable.
Check Any Round Yourself
Rotate your seed pair in the game's Provably Fair panel and the server seed you were playing on is shown in full.
The panel's Verify tab replays any round from the revealed seed pair and nonce, so you can confirm the result you saw is the one the math produces.
You do not have to trust our verifier either. It gives you a small code snippet you can run in any JavaScript console to get the same result yourself.
How to Play Keno
The Basics
Pick 1 to 10 numbers on the 40-number board. Tap a number to pick it, or let Auto Pick choose for you.
Every round the game draws 10 numbers. Each of your numbers that is drawn counts as a hit. More hits means a bigger multiplier.
The payout ladder under the board shows what each number of hits pays for your current picks and risk level.
Press Bet to play. Your bet is taken when you place it, and your payout is credited as soon as the round ends.
Risk & Payouts
There are four risk levels, and each one changes the payout ladder. Classic pays small amounts often. High pays nothing on most hit counts but has a much bigger top prize.
Picking more numbers makes the ladder longer. 10 picks at High risk gives the biggest prize on the board.
Some steps on the ladder pay less than your bet, so a round can count as a win and still return less than you put in.
Table limits apply to bet size and maximum payout. If you enter a value outside the limits, the form corrects it for you.
Autobet
Autobet replays your board for a set number of rounds, or without limit if you choose ∞, until you stop it.
On Win and On Loss decide what happens to your bet after each round: go back to the starting bet, or raise or lower it by a percentage.
Stop on Profit and Stop on Loss end the run on their own once you are up or down by that amount.
You can stop at any time. The same button that starts the run also stops it.
