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Multiplayer rooms
Share the reef with other players at the same table.
Fishing games
Arcade-style fishing tables
Fishing games borrow from arcade shooters: aim your cannon, pick a shot level and target sea creatures that carry different multipliers. Results are still chance-based.
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Table types
Common table formats, explained.
Event
Boss events
Large targets that appear for a limited time.
Stake
Cannon levels
Higher levels cost more per shot.
Stake
Low-stake tables
Smaller shot costs for longer sessions.
Feature
Feature weapons
Special shots that trigger at random.
Format
Timed rounds
Rooms that run on a fixed clock.
How it plays
Skill feel, chance outcome
Aiming makes fishing games feel skill-based, but whether a target is caught on a given shot is decided by the game’s random number generator. Every shot costs your selected stake whether it lands or not.
Is a fishing game a game of skill?
No. Aiming is part of the experience, but outcomes are decided at random. Treat it like any other chance-based game.
What does the cannon level do?
It sets how much each shot costs. Higher levels cost more and may carry higher multipliers, as set out in the game rules.
Can I play with friends?
Multiplayer rooms let several players share one table, but each player’s results are independent.