Fortune Fishing Game on madu11 — Aim, Fire, Collect

The cannon level sets the coin cost per shot. A higher cannon level spends more coins per bullet but applies a larger multiplier to any creature you hit, increasing the payout on the same target.

Each fish or sea creature has a fixed multiplier value. When your shot connects, your coin stake for that bullet is multiplied by that creature's value and credited instantly to your balance.

A boss round triggers when a rare high-value creature — like a Golden Dragon Crab — appears on screen. Boss targets carry the largest multipliers but require more hits to defeat than standard fish.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total coins bet that the game returns over a large number of rounds. Providers like JILI publish this figure; it appears in the game's info panel.

Auto-fire lets your cannon shoot continuously at a set target without tapping for each bullet. It costs coins at the same per-shot rate but keeps the cannon active between manual aim adjustments.

A bonus room is a separate short stage that activates based on specific in-game events. Inside, creature values are elevated and a fixed number of shots are available before the main table resumes.