Pick Your Numbers, Win Prizes

89db bat Super Keno — a new dimension in number games

Super Keno is a lottery-style game where you pick your own numbers, match them against the drawn balls, and win prizes based on how many match. At 89db bat, the game is straightforward, fast-paced, and each round stands on its own.

1–80 number grid Fast draws Multiple prize tiers For ages 21+
89db bat Super Keno main game screen

How tickets, cards and draws work

89db bat Keno ticket and draw process

In Super Keno, each round begins with a virtual card. The card displays numbers 1 to 80 arranged in a grid. A player can normally pick 1 to 10 numbers per round — each number chosen is called a "spot". The more spots you pick, the wider the potential prize range, though the chance of matching all of them changes accordingly.

Once you have finished picking, the game automatically draws 20 numbers at random. The draw runs on a certified random number generator (RNG), so every draw is completely independent and has no connection to any previous round. After the draw, your chosen numbers are highlighted on the card and the number of matches is shown.

One ticket means one bet for one round. At 89db bat you can buy multiple tickets at the same time to take part in multiple outcomes, making each round more varied.

Sample card — yellow squares are numbers drawn, pink squares are numbers the player picked that also appeared in the draw

Understanding match patterns and numbers

Winning in Super Keno comes down to how many numbers you picked and how many of them appeared in the draw. The game uses the word "hit" — one hit means one of your chosen numbers was drawn.

Effect of spot count

Picking 4 spots gives a better chance of a guaranteed prize within a narrower range. Picking 10 spots opens the door to larger prizes, but matching all of them is harder.

Prizes by hit level

Each spot level has its own pay table. For example, if you pick 5 spots: matching 3 pays one tier, matching 4 pays the next tier, and matching all 5 pays the top prize.

Is number arrangement strategic?

Because this is an RNG-based game, every number has an equal chance of being drawn. Even so, many players mix numbers from ranges like 1–20 or 61–80 — this is simply personal preference.

Consecutive numbers

Picking consecutive numbers (for example 15, 16, 17) is mathematically equivalent to picking random numbers, because each draw is independent of the others.

The "Super" multiplier

The distinctive feature of Super Keno is that a multiplier can be added to your prize when certain conditions are met. For example, if all your spots match, the prize can be several times higher than the standard amount.

Prize for zero hits

In some pay tables — especially when a large number of spots are chosen — there is a special bonus prize even for zero hits (0 out of 10). This is a unique feature of Super Keno.

Prize structure and calculation

Prizes in Super Keno are determined by three factors: how many spots you chose, how many hits you got, and your bet amount for that round. The game's pay table assigns a specific multiplier to each combination; multiplying that by your bet gives the prize you receive.

Below is a sample pay table for a 5-spot selection. Note that the actual in-game pay table may differ — this is only to illustrate the structure:

Spots selected Number of hits Prize tier
5 spots5 hitsTop (with multiplier)
5 spots4 hitsHigh
5 spots3 hitsMedium
5 spots2 hitsLow
5 spots1 hit or fewerNo prize

Prizes are credited directly to your account and can be used in the next round. 89db bat VIP members also receive a weekly cashback benefit.

Budget planning and responsible play

Super Keno is a fast-paced game — each round ends in a matter of seconds. Keeping your budget in check is therefore especially important. The tips below will help keep playing enjoyable. Follow the responsible gaming guidelines.

01

Set your session budget before you start

Decide how much you are willing to spend before you begin. Once you reach that limit, stop — regardless of the situation.

02

Keep each round's bet small

Split your total budget into small bets. This lets you play more rounds and reduces the risk of losing everything on a single unlucky draw.

03

Do not try to chase losses

Avoid the urge to raise your bet after several rounds without a win. Every draw is completely independent, so the idea that "the next one is bound to win" does not hold up.

04

Consider your spot count

Fewer spots (3–4) give a higher chance of winning, though the prize is relatively smaller. More spots offer a larger prize but a lower chance of matching. Choose based on your own comfort with risk.

Super Keno and all games on this site are for players aged 21 and over only. Participation by minors is strictly prohibited.

Popular Super Keno variants

89db bat Keno variants and alternative modes

The Keno concept has been around for a long time, but Super Keno presents it in a fresh way. Several variants have been built on the core rules, each offering a slightly different experience. The variants available at 89db bat are described below. If you also enjoy other types of games alongside Keno, take a look at the 89db bat Slots page.

The differences between variants mainly come down to the maximum spot limit, special bonus features, and the structure of the pay table. Some players prefer faster draws; others focus on larger multipliers.

Classic

Classic Super Keno

The original format — 1–80 grid, 20 drawn numbers, pick 1 to 10 spots. With the Super multiplier feature active, prizes at the highest hit count increase noticeably. The best starting point for new players.

High Speed

Speed Keno

Each round completes in just a few seconds. The draw animation is kept brief so players can move on to the next round quickly. Particularly popular with players who want to play many rounds in a row.

Multi Card

Multi-Card Keno

You can buy multiple cards for a single draw at the same time. Each card can have a different number combination, giving you multiple ways to win within a single draw.

Power Keno

Power Keno

This variant includes a special "power number". If the power number is drawn and you had it selected, an extra boost is added to your prize.

Auto Play

Auto-Play Mode

Once you set your numbers and bet amount, the game plays a set number of rounds automatically. If limits are configured, auto-play stops after a specified loss or win amount is reached.

Live

Live Keno

A real-time host conducts the draw and draws the balls. It is somewhat similar to the experience of a televised lottery. This is available in the live Keno section at 89db bat Casino.

Start playing Super Keno at 89db bat now

Open an account at 89db bat, deposit as little as ৳100, and you can start playing Super Keno right away. There is a 150% bonus on your first deposit, up to ৳10,000 — the bonus requires 10x wagering. Deposits and withdrawals can be made via bKash, Nagad and Rocket; withdrawals normally process within 15 minutes to 2 hours. For any issues, 24/7 live chat and email support are available in Bengali.

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Play on mobile anytime

89db bat Super Keno mobile playing experience

Super Keno works fully in a mobile browser — you can play directly from your smartphone without a separate app. The game interface adjusts to your screen size, so the number grid is clearly visible even on a small screen.

The 89db bat Android and iOS apps are also available through official channels. Deposits, withdrawals, and gameplay are all possible from one place within the app. For more advice on playing strategically on mobile, visit the betting tips page.

Even on a slow network, the game typically loads quickly, because a virtual draw-based game does not need to load large files. It runs smoothly on a 3G connection as well.

Super Keno FAQ

In Super Keno you can usually pick 1 to 10 numbers. Each spot count has its own pay table. Fewer spots give a higher chance of winning; more spots open up larger top prizes.

The Super multiplier is a special feature that multiplies your prize by several times when certain conditions are met. It typically activates when all your chosen spots match, or when a specific combination occurs. This multiplier is what sets Super Keno apart from standard Keno.

Each draw pulls 20 numbers from 1 to 80. Your prize is calculated based on how many of your chosen numbers match those 20 drawn numbers.

Because Keno is an RNG-based game, no number-selection method can change the outcome of a draw. That said, choosing your spot count thoughtfully (fewer spots for a higher win rate versus more spots for a larger prize) and planning your budget can improve your overall playing experience over time.

Before using auto-play, it is a good idea to set a maximum loss limit and a round limit. Once those limits are reached, the game stops automatically. You do not need to watch every round in auto-play mode, but keep an eye on your budget.

Yes. In some pay tables — especially when you pick 8 or more spots — a special prize is reserved for zero hits. Because this outcome (0 out of 10) is statistically unlikely, the prize for it can be notable.