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Fish Shooting Games: Rules and Payouts Simplified

How the game works

Fish shooting games present a virtual underwater scene where players aim and fire at swimming fish. Each fish species carries a fixed multiplier value, displayed in the payout table. Your task is to hit the fish with bullets, each bullet costing a set amount of ringgit from your balance.

When a bullet strikes a fish, the game rolls a hit chance based on the weapon power you selected. Higher power bullets cost more per shot but increase the probability of a kill. Missed shots still deduct the bullet cost, so managing your ringgit balance matters from the first round.

Reading the payout table

Before you start, open the game’s payout table from the settings icon. It lists every fish by name or image and its multiplier — for example, a small clownfish might pay 2x your bullet cost, while a large dragon fish could pay 80x. Always check this table first; it tells you which targets offer the best return.

The payout table also explains special fish like bombs or coin fish. Bombs explode and kill nearby fish, awarding their multipliers without extra bullet cost. Coin fish drop instant ringgit credits. Knowing these rules helps you prioritise targets and avoid wasting bullets on low-value fish.

Bet sizing and weapon power

Each game lobby lets you adjust your bullet cost and weapon power separately. Bullet cost is the ringgit amount per shot, typically starting from RM0.10. Weapon power multiplies that cost — for instance, power level 5 might cost RM0.50 per shot. Higher power boosts hit chance but drains your balance faster.

A practical approach: start at the lowest bullet cost and moderate power to learn the fish movement patterns. Watch how often you hit small fish versus large ones. If your balance drops quickly, reduce power. If you land several kills on medium fish, you may increase power gradually. Track your ringgit per kill to find your sweet spot.

Special features and bonuses

Most fish shooting games include a free bullet mode or a bonus round triggered by catching a specific fish. For example, hitting a golden fish may activate a 10-second free-fire period where bullets cost nothing. The payout table explains which fish trigger these bonuses and what they award.

Another common feature is the jackpot fish, often a boss that appears after a set number of kills. Jackpot fish have a progressive multiplier that increases as players across the platform shoot it. The game displays the current jackpot value in ringgit. Landing the killing shot on a jackpot fish awards that entire pool to your balance.

Withdrawing your winnings

After playing, your ringgit balance updates in the game lobby. To withdraw, go to the cashier section of the site and select bank transfer or an e-wallet like Touch ‘n Go or GrabPay. Minimum withdrawal amounts are clearly stated in the withdrawal page — check this before you play to avoid surprises.

Withdrawals usually process within minutes for e-wallets and a few hours for bank transfers. The site will ask you to verify your account once if you have not done so. Always check the transaction history to confirm the amount matches your game balance. Never share your account password or OTP with anyone.