Shots, targets and multipliers
Every shot costs your chosen bet. If a shot captures a target, you win the bet multiplied by that target's value. Big targets pay more but are captured far less often. Across millions of shots, capture chance multiplied by payout averages out close to the game's RTP.
| Target | Multiplier | Capture chance per shot | Average return per RM1 shot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small fish | 2x | 48% | RM0.96 |
| Medium fish | 20x | 4.8% | RM0.96 |
| Boss | 300x | 0.32% | RM0.96 |
These figures illustrate the principle; they are not taken from any specific game.
Do fishing strategies work?
Choosing which targets to shoot changes how volatile your session is, not the average return. Chasing bosses means long losing runs and occasional big wins. 'Softening' a target before switching to a bigger bet doesn't work, because each shot's capture is decided independently.
- Auto-fire is the fastest way to spend a budget. Turning it off slows spending more than any strategy.
- Halving your shot cost halves your average cost per minute.
- Find fishing titles such as Jackpot Fishing in the game lobby.