Rainbet Keno: the count selects the paytable
Choose numbers from a grid before a draw. How many you choose changes which paytable you are playing against; which ones you choose changes nothing at all.
Few picks against many
A short list produces frequent small returns, because matching most of a short list is achievable. A long list produces almost nothing most rounds and a very large return when it lands. These are not adjustments to one paytable — they are different paytables.
The numbers themselves carry no information
Every number has the same chance in every draw, draws are independent, and the game keeps no history for you to read. Choosing numbers for a reason is harmless and completely without effect.
Verification
Draws are generated from the seed pair and nonce. See Rainbet provably fair.
Frequently asked questions
How many numbers can I pick?
The grid shows the range, and the paytable changes with the count.
Do some numbers come up more often?
No. Each draw is independent and all numbers are equally likely.
Is Keno verifiable?
Yes, like every Original.
The count selects the table
The numbers themselves do nothing.