Score: 8.67 / 10
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Realtime Gaming Keno Review
Keno is one of the oldest gambling games and is still very popular because is offers high payouts at low investments. Real Time Gaming Keno offers a maximum payout of $250,000. The keno ticket is in the center of the screen. It is a 10 x 8 matrix containing the numbers 1 to 80. The players mark their chosen spots on this ticket and the called spots are also marked there. The payout table, which varies depending on the number of spots marked, appears to the left of the ticket. The table shows he number of paying hits and the payout ratio. The results are displayed on the right of the ticket. The amount wagered per ticket is shown below the ticket. To the left is the amount bet in multiples of the chosen ticket value and to the right is the amount won in multiples of the chosen ticket value.
The player's balance is shown on the bottom left of the screen. The buttons that the player operates are at the bottom center of the screen The Help and Options buttons are on the top right of the screen. Read Full Review |
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What's Hot
- Auto play 5 or 10 tickets
- Quick Pick button to auto select 10 spots
- Sharp text and numbers
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Not Too Hot
- Standard game speed
- Minimal animations and sound effects
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Full Review - Realtime Gaming Keno (8.67)
In keno the player marks up to 15 spots on the ticket. The spots can be selected by clicking on the number and deselected by clicking on a selected number. 10 random spots can be marked at one go by clicking on the Quick Pick button. The selected numbers appear in bold white. The player then adjusts the amount wagered per ticket by operating the arrows on either side of the denomination displayed. The allowed denominations are 0.01, 0.25, 1.00, 5.00 and 10.00. The player then has the option of playing the ticket once by clicking the Play 1 button. Or he can auto play the same ticket 5 or 10 times by clicking the Play 5 or Play 10 buttons respectively.
Once any of the Play buttons are clicked 20 spots are called one by one and marked on the screen. If the called spot has not been marked by the player then a bold red cross appears on that spot. If the called spot has been marked by the player then the number turns yellow on a flashing red background. The total number of hits is shown in the results column and payouts if any are made as the payout table.
For playing the next ticket the player has several choices. He can play with the same chosen spots by clicking on one of the Play buttons. He can mark a fresh set of 10 spots by clicking the quick 10 buttons. Or he can clear the ticket by clicking the Clear button and start afresh.
Through the Help button the player can access the rules of the game. Through the Options buttons the player can customize the game. The Options button allows players to adjust the sound volume and enable the full screen mode. Though the card speed and dealer voices options are provided in the standard menu they are not applicable for keno.
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| Realtime Gaming Keno Game Information |
| Software |
Realtime Gaming
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| Min. Bet |
0.01 |
| Max. Bet |
10 |
| Speed of Game |
Medium |
| Autoplay |
Yes |
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