Dragon Fishing is our cannon-shooter arcade table — point, fire, and the dragons, golden toads and boss fish on screen pay out per kill. We've kept the lobby...
Dragon Fishing sits in our arcade hall as a live shooter built by studios like JILI and CQ9, two names you'll see across the room list. Instead of reels or cards, your screen is an underwater scene where dragons, sea kings and shoals of fish swim across. You stake by choosing cannon power, fire shots that cost that stake, and each creature
you down pays a multiplier of your shot. Multiple seats share one ocean.
The headline targets are the giant dragons that swim in occasionally. They take heavier cannon power to bring down but pay the largest multipliers in the room, which is why most seats save up power for them.
You set cannon strength before each shot, from a small starter level up to high-power cannons for boss fish. The cannon level is your stake — every fired shot deducts that amount from your balance directly.
Special weapons drop into the room — lightning chains, freezing bombs and nets that lock a school in place. These give you a shot at clearing several creatures at once for a stacked combined payout.
Entering Dragon Fishing is simple from our arcade tab. You pick a room that suits your stake, take a seat, and the cannon appears at the bottom of your screen. From there it's about...
| Game type | Live arcade fish shooter, multi-seat room with shared ocean. |
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| Volatility | Medium to high — small fish pay frequently, dragons rarely but heavily. |
| Supported devices | Android, iOS, tablet and desktop browser — no separate download needed. |
| Access region | Open to Indonesia accounts where local law permits, in supported regions. |
Dragon Fishing was built arcade-first, which means it actually feels right on a phone — better than most reel slots do. The cannon hugs the bottom of the screen, your...
We pull Dragon Fishing straight from JILI and CQ9 servers — no skin-layer in between. The room you enter is the same one those studios run for their certified operators worldwide.
Fish movement and kill outcomes are driven by the studio's audited random number generator. The certification documents come from the studio's testing labs, not us.
Every shot you fire and every creature you down is logged with cannon level and multiplier. You can request your shot history from support at any time.
All seats in a room share the same ocean and the same fish. No seat sees a different swim pattern, so the table is identical whether you join from Jakarta or Bandung.
Your shots, balance updates and kill payouts run over TLS-encrypted connections back to the studio servers, the same way live casino video is protected.
JILI and CQ9 are two of the most-played arcade studios across Southeast Asia. Their fish-shooter portfolios have been live for years across the region's licensed sites.
| vs Slots | Slots spin on a timer; Dragon Fishing is real-time. You aim, fire, and your skill at picking targets affects how fast small fish rack up between dragon appearances. |
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| vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat is one bet per round, eight seconds of waiting. Dragon Fishing has continuous action — your cannon fires as fast as you tap, with no dealing pauses. |
| vs Roulette | Roulette gives you fixed odds on a wheel. Dragon Fishing pays variable multipliers per creature, so the same stake can return wildly different amounts depending on what swims by. |
| vs Aviator | Aviator is a cash-out timing game on one rising line. Dragon Fishing spreads your decisions across many targets at once and rewards aim rather than pull-the-trigger timing. |
| vs Sportsbook | Sports settle hours later. Dragon Fishing settles per shot — you see the multiplier the moment a creature drops, no waiting for a final whistle. |
| vs Sweet Bonanza | Sweet Bonanza is a tumble-reel slot with cluster pays. Dragon Fishing replaces reels with an arcade scene and asks you to actively shoot rather than spin and watch. |
| vs Live Sic Bo | Sic Bo rolls three dice per round. Dragon Fishing keeps you firing throughout the whole session, which suits visitors who want hands-on play instead of placing and waiting. |