How to Play Keno at Murlani Casino

The complete guide to Murlani Keno — 40-cell grid, pick 1–10 numbers, four risk levels and multiplier tables up to 1000x.

What is Keno?

Keno is a lottery-style numbers game rebuilt for crypto. Murlani Keno gives you a grid of 40 numbers (1 through 40). You pick your own numbers before the draw, then the game draws 10 random numbers from the grid. The more of your picks that match the drawn numbers, the bigger your payout.

What makes it interesting is the degree of control Murlani gives you. You choose how many numbers to pick (from 1 up to 10) and which risk profile to play under (Classic, Easy, Medium or Hard). Each combination has its own multiplier table — so the game can feel very different depending on how you set it up.

The Grid and the Draw

• 40 cells — you pick up to 10 before the round starts.
• 10 numbers drawn — the game reveals 10 unique random numbers.
• Matches are your "hits" — the more of your selected cells appear in the draw, the higher your payout.

The Four Risk Levels

The risk level changes the shape of the multiplier table — how spread out the payouts are between few matches and many matches. RTP is the same across levels; only the variance differs.

Classic

The balanced, classic curve. You can hit multipliers with as few as 1 match when you pick 1 number. Payouts scale smoothly as match count climbs. Great starting point for new Keno players.

Easy

Low-variance curve — you win more often but the top-end multipliers are lower than on higher risk levels. Even a few matches can return some multiplier, especially at smaller pick counts.

Medium

A tilted curve — smaller matches pay less, but the top multipliers climb higher. You need slightly more matches to start winning, and the big hits are more rewarding.

Hard

The highest variance. You need a lot of your picks to hit before you see any payout — but when you do hit, the multipliers are explosive (up to 1000x at 10 picks all matching).

How a Round Works

1. Set your bet — type in your wager.
2. Choose your risk level — Classic, Easy, Medium or Hard.
3. Pick your numbers — tap any cells in the 40-square grid (minimum 1, maximum 10).
4. Press Bet — the draw starts; 10 numbers are revealed in sequence.
5. Result — your payout is the multiplier for your hit count on your risk level, times your bet.

Understanding the Multiplier Table

Every (risk level × pick count) combination has its own table of multipliers — one entry per hit count. A few highlights:

• Classic, 10 picks, 10 hits: 98x your bet.
• Easy, 9 picks, 9 hits: 1,000x.
• Medium, 10 picks, 10 hits: 1,000x.
• Hard, 10 picks, 10 hits: 1,000x.
• Hard, 4 picks, 4 hits: 254x.
• Hard, 2 picks, 2 hits: 16.81x.

On higher risk levels the lower hit counts pay 0x — you need a strong match to get anything at all. On Easy / Classic you can still get some multiplier even from relatively few matches.

Turbo Mode

Keno has a Turbo toggle. With Turbo on, the draw animation is shortened, so you can play many rounds per minute. The random draw itself is identical — only the animation length changes.

Auto-Bet Mode

Toggle the bet mode selector to Auto, lock in your picks and risk level, set the number of bets (or leave it infinite), and press Start AutoBet. The same numbers and risk level will be used every round until you stop it. Ideal for rolling Hard-risk 10-pick strategies where you're hunting the 1000x hit.

Strategy — Picking Your Style

Steady Play — Classic, 3–5 picks

Frequent small wins, low variance. A good way to learn Keno rhythm without burning through your balance.

Balanced — Medium, 5–7 picks

Enough matches per round that you win meaningfully, but the top-end multipliers are genuinely valuable when you hit more than half your picks.

Sniper — Hard, 2–4 picks

Small pick counts on Hard pay massive multipliers for a full match (Hard 2/2 pays 16.81x, Hard 3/3 pays 79.9x). Most rounds lose, but a full hit is a big win.

Moonshot — Hard or Easy, 9–10 picks

Chase the 1000x ceiling. With 10 picks on Hard, anything less than 4 hits pays nothing — but landing 10/10 is a 1000x multiplier. Use small bet sizes.

Tips for Playing Keno Well

• Pick count matters as much as risk level — don't just crank risk; the pick count changes the entire payout curve.
• Watch the multiplier strip — before you bet, Murlani shows you the exact payout row for your risk + pick combo.
• Match your bet size to variance — Hard 10 picks needs a bankroll that can survive long losing streaks.
• Turbo + Auto-bet is how you grind — both features together let you run hundreds of rounds per session with ease.
• Your "lucky numbers" don't change the odds — every draw is a fresh random shuffle of 1–40.

Provably Fair at Murlani

Every Keno draw is provably fair. The ten drawn numbers are produced from a hashed server seed committed before the round and a client seed you control. After the round is over, you can verify that the drawn numbers were produced from the published seeds and could not have been altered.

Keno FAQ

What is the maximum multiplier?

1000x — reachable by hitting every pick at 9 or 10 picks on Easy, Medium or Hard risk.

Can I pick more than 10 numbers?

No. The cap is 10. Once you have 10 cells selected the rest are locked until you deselect.

Does Classic pay worse than Hard?

Classic pays smaller top multipliers, but it pays out on lower match counts too. Overall RTP is the same — it's a variance choice.

Can I change my numbers mid-round?

No. Once you press Bet the picks lock in for that draw. You can change them freely between rounds.