Shuffle Keno review: 925,768 public bets tracked

Shuffle Keno is a 40-number keno at a 1.00% house edge, the figure Shuffle prints on the game page. You pick 1 to 10 numbers, choose one of four risk levels and Shuffle draws 10. A bet tops out at $10,000, and a round pays $1,000,000 at most.

How Shuffle Keno plays

The four risk levels are Classic, Low, Medium and High, and each loads its own paytable. The game panel shows the paytable for your current picks and risk. Auto-pick and clear tools speed up the grid. You can also play rounds with no stake, which Shuffle offers as free play.

Shuffle Keno draw size

Shuffle Keno draws 10 numbers. Shuffle’s provably fair documentation picks 10 unique numbers from the 40 on the board. The general keno intro on the game page says 20 winning numbers are drawn, so the two Shuffle pages disagree.

Is Shuffle Keno provably fair?

Yes. The draw comes from an HMAC-SHA256 hash of Shuffle’s committed server seed with your client seed, nonce and cursor. Shuffle’s RNG for its originals carries an iTech Labs certificate. You can rotate seeds and recheck any round on Shuffle’s verify page.

Shuffle Keno vs other Keno originals

GOATED Keno also runs four risk levels and a 10-number draw at a 1% edge, with no published limits. Thrill takes bets up to $20,000, twice Shuffle’s limit, with the same $1,000,000 max payout. Qzino Keno runs at a 2% edge, double Shuffle’s.