Understanding Keno
Lunchtime and evening draws, 20 numbers from 70, you play 2 to 10 — reading and simulator.
The idea
In Keno, the operator draws 20 numbers from 70. You choose how many numbers to play (often 2 to 10). The prize depends on how many you match and on the stake format — FDJ’s table, not a single EuroMillions-style jackpot.
This site shows the published numbers for each slot (lunchtime / evening). We do not sell tickets and we do not compute a full official payout table.
Lunchtime and evening
There are usually two draws per calendar day: a lunchtime slot and an evening slot (Paris time). Each card has a distinct URL (date + lunchtime or evening) so two results on the same day are not mixed up.
Exact times are set by FDJ. Our Keno page summarises the next slot as a guide only.
Reading a card
The card lists the drawn numbers. Local history is shorter than for EuroMillions: the public API does not go very far back. Older formulas (a different count of drawn numbers) may appear in older sources; we show what the current source publishes.
A multiplier, if the source provides one, is shown as extra data — it does not change the drawn numbers.
Simulator
First choose how many numbers you “play” (2 to 10, default 7), then tick them (1–70). Compare with the chosen lunchtime or evening draw. The tool counts matching numbers.
It is not a payout table. For a real ticket, only the operator is authoritative.
Stats
Frequencies cover numbers drawn in the local archive, not “your” grid size. A frequent number over 20 draws says nothing about the next Keno.
Keno is not EuroMillions: do not mix stats across games.
Responsible play
Several draws a day is not an invitation to play more often. Leisure budget, 18+, licensed operator.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many numbers are drawn?
- 20 from 70. You play 2 to 10 depending on your stake.
- Lunchtime or evening?
- Usually two slots a day. Each card has a distinct URL. Do not mix tickets.
- Does the simulator pay like FDJ?
- No. It counts matching numbers. The official table is set by the operator.