SG777 Shooting Game: How a Fish Shot Becomes a Payout

Every shot in a fish shooting game has a price, and every target on the screen carries a multiplier that the studio prints. That pairing is the whole payout story: what you pay per shot against what a caught target returns. SG777 lays out what JILI, JDB and FA CHAI publish about their fish titles, so you can compare them field by field.

What a Fish Shooting Game Is

In a fish shooting game you aim a cannon at moving targets and fire. Each shot is charged the moment you fire it, a caught target pays its printed multiplier, and a miss pays nothing. The data on this site describes Mega Fishing in the same terms: play is aiming and firing, with a stake on each shot and a value on each target.

Here is the loop in five steps.

1. Choose the cost of one shot. JILI’s Bombing Fish page tells you to choose your game level wisely based on the multiplier, since a higher level means greater potential winnings.
2. Aim and fire. Every shot is its own paid event.
3. The target is caught or it is not. Studio pages print the multiplier a target can pay, never the chance of catching it.
4. A caught target pays its multiplier. Read 10x as ten times the stake: a 10x target on a ₱5 shot is ₱50 as plain arithmetic.
5. Special targets and bonus events add steps of their own, such as a wheel or a bonus game.

Shooter Game Basics: Cost per Shot, Not per Spin

A slot charges once per spin and the reels do the rest. A shooter game charges once per shot, and you decide how many shots you fire in a minute. That makes pace the number to watch.

Spend per minute is shots per minute times the cost of a shot. At ₱5 a shot and 30 shots a minute, you spend ₱150 a minute, which is ₱1,500 in ten minutes. These are example numbers you can replace with your own.

How a Shot Becomes a Payout in the Studios’ Own Words

Each studio describes the payout in its own vocabulary, and the differences matter when you compare titles.

• JILI Royal Fishing: shooting bullets accumulates energy until a full-screen attack is released, and defeating the ultimate BOSS, Money Dragon King, gives a chance to activate a multiplier wheel of up to 350X.
• JILI Jackpot Fishing: “random extra 5x multipliers after captured” on high-odds species.
• JILI Bombing Fish: two types of bullets, one for each of two layers of fish.
• JDB Dragon Master: Heavenly Blessing packets of up to 3600X.
• JDB Cai Shen Fishing Jackpot: Eight-Way Blessing attacks that can trigger 3X, 7X, 10X and up to 15X BOOST.
• FA CHAI: the fishing list prints an RTP and a max multiplier for each title and no feature text.

Fish Shooting Titles and the Fields Each Studio Prints

The table below reads each field exactly as the studio’s saved page prints it. A dash means the page prints no such field.

JILI’s Jackpot Fishing and Ocean King Jackpot pages put the word Jackpot where a figure would go. JDB’s Cai Shen Fishing Jackpot prints Grand, Major and Mini tiers, and the progressive jackpot meaning entry explains how a pooled prize differs from a fixed top prize. For one JILI title in detail, open the Mega Fishing title profile.

What JILI, JDB and FA CHAI Publish About RTP

JILI prints no RTP on any saved fishing page. FA CHAI prints 97% beside all six of its fishing titles, with volatility and paylines shown as None. For JDB titles this site quotes no RTP: open the game’s info screen in the lobby you play at and read the figure there.

An RTP is a long-run average over every shot by every player, so it tells you nothing about your next shot. The entry on what an RTP figure means covers the definition. No saved fishing page prints a hit frequency either, and the glossary entry on how hit frequency is defined explains the term you would be looking for.

The Studios Behind These Fish Titles

Each maker has a profile page with the facts this site holds on it.

• JILI studio record and catalogue: JILI lists fishing games among its specialisms and publishes no RTP.
• JDB Gaming studio facts: fish shooting games are one of its two named specialisms.
• FA CHAI Gaming studio profile: it shows RTP on its own public games list.

Every Page in This Fish Shooting Section

Three pages go deeper than this one, and each answers a different question.

Set a Fish Shooting Budget Before the First Shot

A shooter spends money faster than most people expect, because each shot is a small charge that repeats. Fix the limit first and let the arithmetic tell you how long it lasts.

1. Set a session budget in pesos before you open the game, for example ₱500.
2. Divide it by the cost of one shot: ₱500 at ₱5 a shot is 100 shots.
3. Divide the shots by your pace: 100 shots at 30 a minute last a little over 3 minutes.
4. Stop when the budget is spent. A bigger target on screen is not a reason to add to it.

You must be 21 or older to play. The responsible play limits page lists the exclusion periods PAGCOR gives if you want a firmer stop.