mashi Keno Bonus Numbers — A Complete Guide to Picking the Right Numbers

Keno is a number-based game where you win by matching your chosen numbers with the numbers drawn each round. Find out here in detail how bonus numbers work, which numbers tend to perform well, and how to play with a smart budget.

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How Keno Draws and Tickets Work

mashi Keno game draw screen and number selection

Keno typically has a board containing numbers 1 to 80. Each round, a player selects a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 10 numbers (up to 20 in some variants). The game system then automatically draws 20 numbers. However many of your chosen numbers match the drawn numbers are counted as "hits". The prize amount is determined by the number of hits.

A ticket card generally shows your selected numbers, your bet amount, and the prize schedule. Each round is completely independent — the result of a previous round has no effect on the next. For this reason, it is wise to choose new numbers each time and keep your bet amount in check.

Each round of Keno on mashi finishes quickly, making it possible to play many rounds in a single session. mashi Casino offers a range of Keno variants, each of which may differ in round speed and number range.

This game is for players aged 21 and above only.

Bonus Numbers and Winning Patterns

What are bonus numbers and why do they matter

Some Keno variants draw one or two separate "bonus numbers". A hit on a bonus number pays more than a regular hit. For example, if a bonus number appears among your selected numbers, the prize can double or more — this depends on the rules of the variant. Not all variants have bonus numbers; you should read the rules before playing.

Bonus Number Double Prize Special Round

Does picking more numbers give you a better return?

Picking more numbers increases the chance of getting some matches, but a "full hit" — matching all your chosen numbers — becomes harder. For example, picking 3 numbers and hitting all 3 is much easier than picking 10 and hitting all 10. Mid-range picks (5–7 numbers) generally offer a good balance between risk and prize.

5–7 Numbers Mid-Range Full Hit

A sample bonus number selection

In the example below, numbers highlighted in yellow are "bonus numbers" and numbers highlighted in orange are the player's selected numbers:

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This is a display example only — these numbers do not guarantee a win.

How the Prize Structure Works

mashi Keno prize table and hit count

The Keno prize structure increases step by step based on the number of hits. The more numbers you match correctly, the bigger the prize. The table below shows a typical Keno prize structure where 5 numbers have been selected:

Number of Hits Prize Type Example Multiplier
0 No prize 0×
1 Minimum prize 0.5×
2 Small prize 1×
3 Medium prize 3×
4 Large prize 15×
5 Full hit (maximum prize) 50×+

Multiplier values vary by variant. Read the rules of that variant before playing.

Winning Patterns and Practical Methods

Picking the same numbers every round

Some players use the same numbers in every round. This makes it easy to keep track and stay organised mentally. Keep in mind, however, that every draw is completely independent, so a "lucky number" does not provide any real statistical advantage.

Spreading numbers (spread strategy)

Picking numbers from the top, middle, and bottom sections of the board is a popular approach. Many players believe this increases the chance of getting hits from different ranges of the draw. However, since the draw is completely random, this is simply a playing style.

Higher accuracy with fewer numbers

Focusing on a full hit by picking just 2–3 numbers is a conservative approach. The prizes are relatively smaller, but the win rate is higher. This method is sustainable when your budget is limited.

Including a bonus number

In variants that have a bonus number, try to include a number from the bonus range in your selection. If the bonus number matches, you receive an additional prize on top of the regular prize.

Tracking statistics

Many players make a habit of noting which numbers have appeared frequently recently, even though every draw is independent. Reviewing previous round results can still give a sense of which number ranges have been more active, and it can make the playing experience more engaging.

Multiple ticket strategy

You can buy multiple tickets in the same round and pick different numbers on each. This increases coverage, but also increases your total bet amount. Set your budget limit before using this approach.

Smart Budget Management

mashi budget planning and responsible gaming advice

Because Keno moves fast, it is possible to play many rounds together — but that also means more chances to spend. It is therefore most important to set a fixed budget before you start.

The core principle of responsible gaming is to only bet what you can afford to lose. If you win, set some aside and avoid the temptation to place larger bets with your winnings.

Set a session time limit — playing for hours on end reduces your ability to make clear decisions. Keep the bet amount for each round to a small portion of your total budget.

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Set a session budget

Set a separate budget for each session. Stop when that limit is reached.

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Smaller bets, more rounds

Instead of one large bet, placing many smaller bets with the same total amount lets you play for longer.

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Do not chase losses

Avoid increasing your bets after a losing streak. Trying to recover losses can lead to even bigger losses.

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Set aside a portion of your winnings

After a win, put aside at least half of your total winnings so you remain in profit at the end of the session.

Popular Keno Variants

mashi offers Keno in several forms. The rules and prize structure of each variant differ slightly. Choose the right variant based on your preference and budget.

Classic Keno

Pick 1–10 numbers from 1–80. 20 numbers are drawn. The simplest rules — ideal for beginners.

Speed Keno

Each round finishes in just a few seconds. For those who want fast rounds and more games in a single session.

Bonus Ball Keno

A separate bonus ball is drawn alongside the regular draw. A hit on the bonus ball increases the prize noticeably.

Power Keno

Features a "power number" system. If your chosen power number is correct, there is a chance to receive several times the regular prize.

Multi-Card Keno

Play in the same round with different numbers on multiple cards. Each card has a separate bet and winnings are calculated separately.

Progressive Keno

Some variants have a jackpot pool that grows gradually. A full hit gives you the chance to win that entire jackpot.

Live Dealer Keno

A real host draws balls live on air. mashi Casino offers live Keno games where you can join the same session as other players.

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Start Playing Keno on mashi

To start playing Keno on mashi, a minimum deposit of ৳300 is all you need. You can deposit easily via bKash, Nagad, Rocket, and bank transfer. A 150% bonus is available on your first deposit, up to a maximum of ৳8,000 — the wagering requirement is 10 times the bonus amount. For example, depositing ৳1,000 gives you a ৳1,500 bonus and a balance of ৳2,500, with a wagering requirement of ৳15,000. Withdrawals take as little as 15 minutes to 2 hours. 24/7 support in Bangla and English is available for any issues.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Keno Bonus Numbers

A Keno bonus number is a specially drawn number identified separately from — or within — the usual 20 drawn numbers. In variants that include a bonus number, if that number appears in your selection, you receive an additional bonus prize on top of the regular prize.

There is no single "best count" — it depends on how much risk you are willing to take. Picking fewer numbers (2–3) gives a higher chance of a full hit but smaller prizes. Picking more numbers (8–10) offers bigger prizes but a full hit is harder to achieve. Mid-range (5–7) is generally a reasonable middle ground.

Statistically, every draw is independent, so previous results do not increase or decrease the chance of any number appearing in the next round. That said, many players find it engaging to review historical data, and it can make the experience more interesting. The game is fundamentally chance-based.

Keno is primarily a chance-based game. Draw results are completely random. However, decisions such as how many numbers to pick, which variant to play, and how to manage your bet size can make the experience more enjoyable over time with thoughtful management.

No, not all variants include a bonus number. Classic Keno and Speed Keno typically have only a standard draw. Bonus Ball Keno, Power Keno, and Progressive variants each have different bonus mechanics. Reading the rules of a game before playing will help you understand the difference.

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