Order Up Keno

About Order Up Keno

Mark up to ten numbers on the order pad, ring the bell and twenty numbers come out. The more you match, the more the ticket pays.

How to play

Mark between 1 and 10 numbers from 1 to 40 on the order pad, or use Quick pick. Clear starts again.

Ring the bell and 10 of the 40 numbers are drawn, each equally likely. The ticket pays by how many of your numbers were drawn.

The table beside the pad shows what your ticket pays for the numbers you have marked.

What pays

Result	Pays
1 picked	1 matched 3.8×
2 picked	1 matched 1.6× · 2 matched 5.8×
3 picked	1 matched 1× · 2 matched 2.5× · 3 matched 14×
4 picked	1 matched 0.5× · 2 matched 2× · 3 matched 6× · 4 matched 28×
5 picked	2 matched 1.6× · 3 matched 4× · 4 matched 17× · 5 matched 80×
6 picked	2 matched 1× · 3 matched 3× · 4 matched 8× · 5 matched 25× · 6 matched 120×
7 picked	2 matched 0.5× · 3 matched 2× · 4 matched 6× · 5 matched 21× · 6 matched 75× · 7 matched 300×
8 picked	2 matched 0.5× · 3 matched 1.6× · 4 matched 3× · 5 matched 11× · 6 matched 40× · 7 matched 150× · 8 matched 500×
9 picked	3 matched 1.5× · 4 matched 2.8× · 5 matched 7× · 6 matched 20× · 7 matched 80× · 8 matched 300× · 9 matched 1,000×
10 picked	3 matched 1× · 4 matched 2.2× · 5 matched 4.8× · 6 matched 15× · 7 matched 50× · 8 matched 200× · 9 matched 500× · 10 matched 1,000×

Every ticket size hands back between about 94.8 and 95.5 in every 100 credits or tokens played over a very long run.

The draw is made when you ring the bell; numbers then come out one by one only to show it.

Results come from your browser's cryptographic random number generator and are decided before any animation starts. There is no autoplay. Neon Tokens and practice credits have no cash value. Read more on fair play.