In Keno, players select a set of numbers from a specified range, usually between 1 and 80. During the game, a random drawing occurs where 20 numbers are drawn. A “catch” occurs when one or more of the numbers that the player has chosen matches the numbers drawn. The more matches a player has, the higher their potential payout, based on the game’s paytable. The concept of a catch is crucial in determining the success of a player’s wager and impacts their overall experience in the game.
Catch Example
For example, if a player selects the numbers 5, 12, 23, and 34 and the drawn numbers are 5, 12, 19, and 25, the player has achieved a catch of two matches.