For ages 21+

ace Keno — Pick Your Numbers, Win Big Prizes

Keno at ace is a game where you pick your favourite numbers from 1 to 80. In each round, 20 numbers are drawn, and the more of your chosen numbers match, the bigger the prize. This lottery-style game has simple rules and fast rounds, making it popular with new and experienced players alike.

1–80
Number range
20
Drawn per round
1–10
You can pick
৳500+
Minimum deposit
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How tickets, cards and the draw work

Each round of Keno starts with a Keno card or ticket. The card has numbered cells from 1 to 80 arranged in order. A player can pick between 1 and up to 10 numbers — these chosen numbers are called "spots". The more spots you pick, the more prize tiers are available.

Once the bet is placed, the game's random number generator (RNG) automatically picks 20 numbers at random from the 80. This process is called the "draw". Each draw is completely independent — the result of a previous round has no effect on the next.

As soon as the draw ends, the result appears on screen. How many of the player's chosen spots match the 20 drawn numbers is the "hit" count. The number of hits determines the prize tier.

Rounds in ace's Keno finish very quickly — usually within a few seconds to one minute. This means you can play many rounds in a row. You can play with a single card or pick multiple tickets at the same time, creating more than one chance to win in each draw.

A sample draw (card 1–80, 6 spots picked)

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6 spots were picked, 5 of them came up in the draw

Picked + drawn (hit) Drawn only 50 = Picked, not matched

Win types and number picking strategy

ace Keno winning number patterns

A "winning pattern" in Keno means how many of your chosen spots matched the 20 drawn numbers. If you picked 5 spots and all 5 match, that is called a "5 of 5" hit — it pays the highest prize tier. In some variants a zero hit, meaning none of your numbers matched, also carries a special prize.

There is no mathematically "best" way to pick numbers — every draw is completely random. However, many players follow certain approaches:

  • Personal numbers: Picking dates of birth, ages of family members, or other memorable numbers.
  • Spread picks: Taking numbers from different corners of the card — both from the low end and the high end.
  • Middle cluster: Picking numbers close together between 20 and 60.
  • Auto-pick: Clicking the game's own random selection button to choose numbers.

Remember, Keno is a game of chance. Reading ace's responsible gaming guidelines will help you enjoy the game.

Fewer spots (1–3)

Fewer numbers make hitting easier, but the prize tiers are smaller. A good choice if you want to play with lower risk.

Low risk

Medium spots (4–6)

The most popular approach. Creates a balance between prize size and probability.

Balanced approach

More spots (7–10)

More spots are chosen for higher prizes, but matching all of them is harder.

High prize target

Zero hit bonus

Some variants pay out even when no numbers match — a notable option worth keeping an eye on.

Special feature

Prize structure in detail

Keno prizes depend directly on two things — how many spots you picked in total, and how many of them matched the draw. Increasing the number of spots you pick on the same bet changes the pay table.

The prize structure generally works as follows:

  • Partial hit: Matching half or more of your chosen spots usually starts paying a smaller prize. For example — matching 3 out of 6 spots may return the bet at a certain multiplier.
  • Full hit (catch all): Matching all your chosen spots pays the biggest prize. The more spots you pick and match, the higher the multiplier.
  • Jackpot tier: In some variants, matching all 8–10 spots pays a special higher jackpot prize.
  • Zero hit prize: In some variants, picking 7–10 spots and matching none of them pays a small bonus payout.

Below is a simplified example pay table (assuming 5 spots picked):

Hits (out of 5) Prize tier
0 hitsNothing (varies by variant)
1 hitNothing (usually)
2 hitsSmall partial return of bet
3 hitsSeveral times the bet
4 hitsHigh multiplier prize
5 hitsTop prize (catch all)

The exact pay table depends on the specific variant. Check the pay table for the specific game on the ace platform before playing.

ace Keno prize structure and pay table

Same ticket across multiple rounds

Many Keno variants at ace let you use the same set of numbers across multiple rounds. Turning on the "multi-race" or "auto-play" option lets you play several rounds without re-selecting numbers each time.

Practical tips for managing your budget

Set a session budget

Decide how much you will spend in each playing session before you start. Stop the session when that amount is used up — whether you are winning or losing.

Smaller bets, more rounds

Keno is a fast game — placing smaller bets over more rounds extends your total playing time and reduces the chance of a large loss all at once, compared to placing large bets.

Save a portion of winnings

If you win a large amount in a round, set aside a fixed portion of those winnings. Avoid putting all your winnings back into the next round.

Set a time limit

Keep a timer when playing on mobile or desktop. Playing for a long stretch at a time reduces your ability to make clear decisions.

Avoid chasing losses

Raising your bet to recover losses after several rounds without a win is risky. Accepting a loss and sticking to your plan is the sensible approach.

Take breaks

ace's platform has responsible gaming tools. You can set breaks or limits whenever you need to. See ace's responsible gaming page for details.

Keep in mind

Keno is a game of chance. No strategy guarantees a win in every draw. Play the game for entertainment — not as a source of income.

For ages 21+

Popular Keno variants

A range of Keno variants is available on the ace platform. Each variant has different round speeds, pay tables, and special features. Multiple versions of Keno are available at ace Casino alongside other live and table games. ace also has a large collection of slot games you can try alongside Keno.

Classic Keno

The original version — a board of numbers from 1 to 80, with 20 drawn per round. A simple pay table and straightforward interface make it ideal for new players.

Beginner-friendly

Speed Keno

Rounds finish even faster — usually within 15 to 30 seconds. Made for players who prefer a fast-paced game.

Fast rounds

Power Keno

Features specific "power numbers" or multiplier numbers — matching them multiplies the prize several times over. An exciting pay structure.

Multiplier

Multi-Card Keno

Play up to 4 separate cards in a single draw at the same time, each with a different set of numbers. Creates multiple chances to win.

Multiple cards

Live Keno

A live host runs the draw in real time. Numbers are drawn using physical balls and a bowl and announced one by one, giving the feel of a real lottery.

Live experience

Bonus Keno

Features special "bonus balls" or extra features — such as free replays, double pay, or progressive prize tiers.

Special feature
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Common questions about Keno

In ace's Keno, you can usually pick between 1 and up to 10 numbers, or "spots". This may vary slightly by variant. In each round, 20 numbers are drawn from 80.

In some variants, if you pick 7 to 10 spots and none of them match, a special "zero hit" prize is awarded. However, this is not available in all variants. Check the pay table for the specific variant before you start playing.

With a lottery you usually have to wait hours or days for the draw result, and a big prize only comes from matching all spots. In Keno each round finishes within a few seconds to one minute, partial hits also pay a prize, and you can play at any time of day.

Picking more spots increases the chance of partial hits, but reduces the chance of matching all spots at once. Picking fewer spots gives a higher chance of a full hit, but the prize amount is comparatively smaller. Each choice has its own pay structure.

Yes. ace's Android and iOS apps are available through official channels. Keno can also be played in full on a mobile browser. Selecting numbers on a touchscreen is easy, and the draw animation is clearly visible on mobile as well.

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