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Keno Odds Calculator

The exact odds behind every Keno ticket

Keno odds are pure combinatorics: the casino draws 10 numbers out of 40, and the chance of matching exactly k of your picks follows the hypergeometric distribution. These probabilities are mathematically forced — no operator can change them. Pick your numbers and read the real odds before you play.

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Pick at least one number to see the odds.

Probabilities are exact hypergeometric math for a 40-ball, 10-draw Keno — identical on every provably fair site. The paytables are Stake’s own, read in-game for all 10 spot counts and 4 difficulties; we verified each one by recomputing its RTP, and all 40 land on the documented 1% house edge. Every payout stays editable if your table differs. 18+ — no number selection changes the odds.

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How it works

  1. Tap up to 10 numbers on the 40-ball grid, or use a quick pick.

  2. Read the exact probability of hitting 0, 1, 2… of your numbers.

  3. Enter the payouts from your game’s paytable to compute its real RTP.

About this tool

Keno looks like a lottery, but its odds are completely transparent: the casino draws 10 balls from 40, and the chance of matching exactly k of your picks is given by the hypergeometric distribution. That formula is fixed — it depends only on how many numbers you play, never on which numbers you choose or how long since they last appeared.

What does change between casinos is the paytable, and that is where the house edge hides. Enter your game’s payouts and this calculator weights each one by its exact probability to produce the true RTP. Comparing risk levels this way is the only reliable method of telling which Keno mode is treating you best. 18+, play responsibly.

Frequently asked questions

Do some Keno numbers hit more often than others?

No. Every number has exactly the same chance of being drawn, and past draws never influence future ones. Picking “hot” or “cold” numbers changes nothing — only how many numbers you play affects your odds.

Is playing 10 numbers better than playing 4?

Not better, just different. More numbers means more chances of a partial match but a far lower chance of matching them all, and paytables adjust accordingly. The house edge stays roughly the same — what changes is your variance.

Why do I have to enter the payouts myself?

Because they differ by casino and by risk level, and we refuse to publish numbers we cannot verify. The probabilities are universal maths; the paytable is specific to your game, so copy it from the screen you actually play on.