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Keno Draws Built Around Your Number Picks

Every keno room we run sits on a published eighty-ball draw, with the countdown, paytable and odds on screen before you stake a rupee. Mark your own numbers...

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How Our Keno Rooms And Paytables Run

Keno is a draw game, not a table game: eighty balls sit in the machine, twenty come out, and your ticket pays on how many of your marked numbers land. Our lobby carries classic eighty-ball keno, forty-ball variants, quick-draw rooms on a sixty-second cycle and multi-card tables. Titles come from BGaming, Belatra, Amusnet, Endorphina, KA Gaming and 1x2gaming, with each room's own

paytable on show before the first ball drops.

80 Balls
20 Drawn
1-10 Picks
Studio Titles

KENO ROOM SPOTLIGHT

Three Keno Rooms Worth Opening First

Three keno rooms show how the formats differ. One keeps the classic eighty-ball draw with a steep paytable ladder, one cycles every sixty seconds for short sessions, and one lets you hold...

CLASSIC 80-BALL

Classic Eighty-Ball Room

The eighty-ball room keeps the original format: eighty numbers, twenty drawn, and a paytable that climbs...

QUICK DRAW

Sixty-Second Quick Draw

Speed keno cycles every sixty seconds with a visible countdown on the card, which suits short...

MULTI-CARD

Four-Card Ticket Table

Run up to four keno cards against one draw, split your stakes across different number sets...

KENO ON MOBILE

Keno Cards That Fit A Phone Screen

Keno rooms here are built for thumb work. The number grid scales to your screen, the card holds its portrait layout while draws roll, and quick-pick fills an empty ticket...

Touch Number Grid

Portrait Draw View

One-Tap Quick Pick

Saved Picks Sync

Google Play App Store

HELP AT THE DESK

Support While Your Keno Draw Runs

Draws settle on their own, but questions still come up. If a ticket pays differently from what the paytable showed, send us...

HOW WE RUN IT

Why Our Keno Rooms Are Checkable

We run keno in the open. Paytables load before the first ball, return figures sit beside the stake selector, and every title keeps its studio name on the...

Published Paytables

Every keno room lists its full paytable before the first ball drops, so you can compare match tiers and stake...

Certified Draw Engines

The number generators behind our keno titles are tested by independent laboratories, and the studios publish those results for anyone...

Fixed Draw Timers

Quick-draw keno cycles on a published timer that you can watch on the card itself, so nothing depends on an...

Return Figures Shown

We print the return percentage attached to each keno variant beside the stake selector, making eighty-ball, forty-ball and speed rooms...

Named Studios

Our keno selection comes from studios we name on the card: BGaming, Belatra, Amusnet, Endorphina, KA Gaming and 1x2gaming supply...

Settled Ticket Log

Your account keeps every keno draw you joined, with the numbers drawn, your marked card and the settled amount, so...

SIDE BY SIDE

Our Keno Against Other Keno Rooms

Keno looks alike everywhere until you compare the details. We load the paytable before you set a stake, publish draw timers, keep four cards live inside one draw, and show stakes and...

Paytable Before Stake

Our keno screens load the paytable with the room, so you read the match tiers first and set your stake second, not the other way round.

Named Studios Only

We keep keno titles to studios whose draw engines are tested and named on the card, instead of unlabelled games you cannot trace to a maker.

Published Draw Timers

Quick-draw rooms run on published timers rather than manual starts, so you can plan around a sixty-second cycle instead of waiting on the next round.

Saved Number Sets

Keno cards you save stay with your account and reload into a fresh draw in one tap, which beats retyping ten numbers on a phone keypad.

Four Cards, One Draw

We hold four keno tickets inside a single draw on one screen, while plenty of keno rooms cap you at one card and make you reopen the game.

Rupee Stakes Throughout

Stakes, paytables and settled amounts all show in Pakistani rupees across our keno rooms, with no conversion step between the card and your balance.

Every Draw Logged

Each keno draw you join is stored on your account with its number sequence and settled amount, so a result stays checkable long after the round ends.

WHAT DEFINES KENO

Six Things That Shape Our Keno Lobby

Six things shape how keno runs here: eighty-ball draws as the standard format, sixty-second cycles for short sessions, cards that take one to ten numbers, one-tap quick pick...

Eighty-Ball Draws The core of our keno lobby is the classic eighty-ball...

Sixty-Second Cycles Quick-draw keno runs on a tight timer with the countdown...

One To Ten Numbers Mark anywhere from one to ten numbers per card, and...

Quick-Pick Fill One tap fills an empty card with random numbers when...

Four Cards Per Draw Multi-card keno takes up to four tickets against a single...

Rupee Stakes Logged Set stakes in Pakistani rupees and every settled keno card...

Keno Questions Our Desk Hears Most

Eighty numbers sit in the draw, twenty are released, and your ticket pays according to how many of the numbers you marked appear in that set. Bigger selections change the paytable.

Eighty-ball rooms draw twenty numbers from a pool of eighty, while forty-ball keno draws from a smaller pool, so match odds and paytable ladders differ. Each room shows its own figures first.

Yes. Save any card you like to your account and it reloads into the next draw in one tap, on phone or desktop, so you are not retyping ten numbers every round.

Classic rooms run scheduled draws through the day, while quick-draw keno cycles every sixty seconds with a countdown on the card, so you decide whether to wait or rejoin straight away.

Multi-card keno takes up to four tickets against a single draw. Each card keeps its own numbers and stake, and the settled summary shows what every card returned once the sequence is revealed.

Settled amounts land in your balance as soon as the draw closes. Withdrawals to JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast are processed on verified accounts, and that same verification covers your keno tickets.