Fishing Arcade is our shoot-the-fish room where every cannon shot is a bet and every catch pays out by the multiplier swimming on screen. We've tuned the lobby...
Fishing Arcade sits in our arcade-style room from leading fish-shooter studios, blending slot-feature math with skill-based aim. You load credits, choose a cannon tier from low to high stake, and fire at swimming targets — each fish carries a fixed multiplier that pays the moment you catch it. Boss waves drop in periodically with stacked multipliers, and lightning chains let one shot
ripple across a school. It's quick, visual, and you control the pace.
Every couple of minutes a boss creature drifts in carrying a 50x to 500x multiplier band. We keep these waves visible in the corner timer so you can load a heavier cannon before the round starts.
Special chain ammunition links nearby fish in one strike. You pay one shot cost and the payout stacks across every fish hit, which we find is where the bigger session swings come from.
We split Fishing Arcade into low, mid and high-cannon rooms so your bet size sits with similar players. Each room has its own boss frequency and multiplier ceiling tuned to that tier.
Arcade-style fish shooter with multiplier-based payouts, classified under skill-arcade rather than reel-spin slot mechanics.
Medium to high — small fish pay steady, boss waves and chain shots drive the bigger...
Loads on Android, iOS and desktop browsers. We keep frame rates capped for mid-range Indonesia handsets...
Available where local law permits across our supported regions in Southeast Asia, with Indonesia routing prioritised.
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
We built the Fishing Arcade screen for portrait-mode play so you can sit on the LRT and still aim cleanly with one thumb. The cannon dial, ammo type and stake...
Fishing Arcade is supplied by an established arcade studio in our partner roster, the same group behind several of the shooter rooms across Southeast Asia.
Fish spawn patterns and multiplier assignments run on a certified random number generator, audited under standard testing labs used across regulated markets.
Every cannon fire writes to a server log with timestamp, stake and outcome. You can request your own shot history through support for any session.
Published multiplier ranges per fish type are fixed and visible in-game. We don't adjust them silently — any rebalance is announced on the table news strip.
Your cannon session runs over TLS the same way the rest of our lobby does, so balance updates and shot calls aren't exposed in transit.
Patch notes from the provider land on our notice board when new boss types or chain ammo variants ship to Fishing Arcade.
Fishing Arcade swaps the spin cycle for active aim. You decide when to fire instead of waiting on a reel, so session length and stake pace are entirely in your hands.
Baccarat is two-outcome and dealer-paced. Fishing Arcade is multi-target and self-paced — better if you want to keep busy between thinking moments.
Roulette pays on a single wheel result per round. Fishing Arcade pays per fish caught, so a single minute can carry dozens of small payout events.
Sportsbook bets settle on real-world events over hours. Fishing Arcade settles in seconds per shot, fitting short breaks rather than long match windows.
Crash games run one rising multiplier per round. Fishing Arcade scatters multipliers across moving targets, giving you choice over which one to chase.
Game shows are host-led and scheduled. Fishing Arcade is on-demand — sit down whenever, no wait for the next wheel spin to begin.
Within our arcade rooms, Fishing Arcade leans harder on boss waves and chain ammo than the simpler shooter variants on the same shelf.
Multipliers credit the second a fish is caught — no end-of-round wait.
Stake tiers run from pocket-money shots up to boss-hunter rounds so the room fits any balance.
Visible countdown to the next boss lets you pre-load a heavier cannon and prep your aim properly.
Lightning, freeze and net shots each behave differently against schools, giving you tactical choice per round.
Multiple cannons fire on the same screen, so the room feels active even when you're firing solo.
Portrait controls, light asset load and auto-resume make it the room we point phone players toward first.