Ready Your Numbers and Play Keno With Bitcoins

Bitcoin and online casinos are the greatest tandem there is when it comes to profit-making. The rise in popularity of both made way to the invention of more and more modern products and services dedicated to online gambling. Bettors and players keep coming back for more portable Las Vegas experience in PC, Smartphones, or Tablets. One product that took the world by storm is the Bitcoin Keno.

Long before the technology exists, the first Keno game was invented in China and it has a long history that can be traced thousands of years ago in the Han Dynasty. It is considered as one of the oldest gambling games in the world and many believe that the said country used the game to raise funds for the construction of the Great Wall of China. Instead of using numbers, the first Keno was played with 120 Chinese characters.

Flashforward to the modern world, Bitcoin Keno is now played online with the inclusion of a revolutionary digital currency and Bitcoin casino software providers. New players shouldn’t be worried since the game is so much easier than they think, and quite similar to lottery.

MECHANICS OF THE GAME

Keno is similar to lottery since both involve choosing random winning numbers, but the former is much faster in giving out results. In a lottery game, you usually choose six to seven numbers per ticket and the prize pool is already set for you to bet on. You will win fixed amounts of Bitcoin or fiat currencies on how many of your chosen lucky numbers are drawn out by the generator. The Keno is, somehow, different in terms of numbering. You choose either fifteen or twenty numbers on a ticket and you will be paid based on each unit of currency you bet. 

To completely understand how Bitcoin Keno works, the complete steps are as follows:

1. The first step is to choose your Keno numbers. The lucky numbers you want to bet on can be between 1 and 80. Your chosen ones will be highlighted in blue on the Keno board.

2. Decide on how much Bitcoins you want to wager while considering the increasing and decreasing coin size.

3. Start the draw and wait for the Random Number Generator (RNG) to pick out the fifteen or twenty balls containing the winning numbers. Your chosen numbers that match the balls with the winning numbers are called a “hit.” You can see the tally of your hits on the Keno board, highlighted in red. If enough hits or if you got all 20 numbers correctly, you win.