Keno

Keno by Kiron Interactive is a live-streamed keno draw built for quick, easy rounds. Players pick between one and ten numbers from a grid of 80, a draw machine at the centre of the studio blows the balls, and the payout depends on how many of your picks are drawn.

Alongside the standard pick, special bets add another layer: Heads pays when eleven or more of the drawn numbers fall in the top half of the grid, Tails when eleven or more fall in the bottom half, and Evens when the draw splits ten and ten. A Quick Pick button and a shuffle option make number selection fast. Matching all eight of eight picks pays 30,000 times the stake. With a 1 € minimum bet and no live chat, it suits players who want a simple lottery-style game with live presentation.

Choose a chip at the bottom of the screen, then select between 1 and 10 numbers from the 80 on the grid – or press Quick Pick to have the system choose for you, and Shuffle to swap that selection for a new one. You can also back the special bets: Heads (eleven or more drawn numbers in the top half), Tails (eleven or more in the bottom half) or Evens (ten in each half). When the draw starts, every number the machine releases is checked against your picks.

The multipliers below apply when every number you picked is drawn:

• 8 of 8: x30000
• 7 of 7: x5000
• 6 of 6: x2000
• 5 of 5: x700
• 4 of 4: x130
• 3 of 3: x42
• 2 of 2: x12
• 1 of 1: x3

There is no presenter at this table. The draw machine stands in the middle of the screen against a red studio wall, and the balls start to blow as soon as a round begins. The draw is streamed live from Kiron's own studio, and a built-in help section explains the rules for first-time players.

Two main camera angles follow the action: one shows the studio floor and the draw machine, the other focuses on the machine and the numbers as they are released. The HD stream gives the draw a land-based feel, and although there are no slow-motion replays, the camera closes in on the winning numbers at the end of each round.

The game runs on Android and iOS devices as well as desktop. Desktop players get a wider view and use the mouse; on mobile, bets are placed by touch, and the game can be played in portrait or landscape. The experience is the same on every device.