Spot counts and hit totals decide prizes on the keno paytable at the intersection of two values – the number of spots the player selected before the draw and the number of those spots that matched drawn numbers during the active draw sequence. Players who review the keno paytable before their spot selection confirm which specific hit total within their chosen spot count produces which specific prize multiplier before any draw initiates at crypto.games compatible operators.
Spot count to prize tier mapping
Spot count selections at compatible operators determine which prize tiers are accessible during any given draw, with each spot count unlocking a distinct set of hit total thresholds that each carry their own prize multiplier within the paytable. A player who selects three spots can achieve zero, one, two, or three hits from any single draw, with the paytable displaying a distinct multiplier for each achievable hit total within that three-spot selection at compatible operators.
A player who selects ten spots can achieve between zero and ten hits from any single draw, with the paytable displaying distinct multipliers across a wider hit total range that includes partial match returns for lower hit totals and substantially larger multipliers for higher hit totals at compatible operators.
Hit the total multiplier at each spot count
Multipliers for the sum of all hits at compatible operators are calculated both based on the total number of hits achieved as well as the selected number of spots. In order for players to confirm their applicable multipliers before any draw occurs, they should review the following prize tier relationships in the paytable at compatible operators:
- One spot selected, one hit achieved – fixed multiplier for full match at compatible operators
- Three spots selected, two hits achieved – partial match multiplier below the three-from-three full match return at compatible operators
- Three spots selected, three hits achieved – full match multiplier substantially above the partial match return at compatible operators
- Five spots selected, three hits achieved – partial match multiplier reflecting the probability of achieving three from five at compatible operators
- Five spots selected, five hits achieved – full match multiplier reflecting the low probability of complete five-from-five correspondence at compatible operators
- Ten spots selected, five hits achieved – partial match multiplier reflecting mid-range hit achievement from a ten-spot selection at compatible operators
- Ten spots selected, ten hits achieved – maximum multiplier reflecting the lowest probability outcome within the ten-spot selection range at compatible operators
Paytable review before spot selection
Players who review the keno paytable before their spot selection at compatible operators access the complete prize tier mapping their intended spot count produces across every achievable hit total from the upcoming draw. Paytable review takes less than two minutes using the game information panel that displays every hit total multiplier within each available spot count selection before any stake commitment at compatible operators.
Spot counts with hit totals decide keno prizes at the paytable intersection of selection size and match count, with full match multipliers exceeding partial match returns and larger spot counts providing access to higher maximum multipliers at compatible operators.
