Dragon Fishing is the arcade shooter we keep front-and-centre in our lobby — cannons, boss dragons, scaling multipliers and rounds you can dip into for a few minutes...
Dragon Fishing comes from the arcade-shooter family that JILI and CQ9 popularised across Southeast Asia, and we host the headline variants in our game room. You aim a cannon at swimming fish, bosses and dragons, each carrying a multiplier value. Hit it, the pool pays. There are no spinning reels here — bet sizing comes from your cannon level, and rounds run
continuously. It's the title we get asked about most by visitors switching off slots.
The screen-filling dragon is the headline target. Land enough hits across the room and the multiplier scales into the hundreds, which is why a full table of shooters usually focuses fire when one spawns.
You set your cannon strength before each shot, which doubles as your bet sizing. Low cannons stretch a small balance across longer sessions; high cannons chase the boss multipliers when a dragon appears.
Every fish carries its own payout band. Smaller schools fall fast and feed your pool, while crabs, sharks and lanterns trigger bombs, lightning and locked-on auto-fire features when caught.
Open the arcade tab in our lobby, pick a Dragon Fishing room by stake range, and you'll drop straight onto a seat. No spin button, no waiting — fish are already on screen the moment you sit down.
Use the plus and minus controls beside your cannon to scale damage and bet size together. We keep the range wide so the same room works whether you're testing it out or hunting the dragon.
Tap a fish to lock on, or fire freely across the screen. Special icons like lightning chains and drill cannons drop in randomly, letting you clear sections of the screen in one trigger pull.
On phones the cannon sits bottom-centre with thumb-friendly tap-to-fire. The interface scales cleanly to portrait, so you can shoot a few rounds on the train without rotating the device.
Arcade fish shooter, multi-seat room format. Not a reel slot and not a table game —...
Medium variance during regular schools, spiking high when boss dragons spawn. Expect steady small returns punctuated...
Runs in-browser on Android, iOS and desktop. No download required from our lobby — the room...
Available to account holders in supported regions where local law permits. The arcade room appears in...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
We tuned Dragon Fishing for the way Indonesia actually plays — thumbs on a phone, screen in portrait, quick sessions between things. The cannon controls sit within thumb...
We pull Dragon Fishing from licensed arcade studios — the same builds running on regulated lobbies across the region. No reskinned clones in our room list.
Every shot result runs through the studio's certified random engine. Whether a fish dies on shot one or shot twenty is decided server-side, not by the client.
Payout tables for fish, crabs, sharks and dragons are published by the studio and audited. The numbers you see on-screen are the numbers that settle to your balance.
Each session writes a full shot-and-catch log to your account. You can scroll back through cannon level, targets hit and multiplier value any time after the round closes.
The room connection runs over TLS, so cannon inputs and payout messages between your device and the studio server stay private during the session.
Disputes go straight to the arcade studio with our support attached. We don't host the room behind a wrapper — issues are traceable to the original game build.
Sweet Bonanza is reel-based with tumble mechanics and discrete spins. Dragon Fishing runs continuously — no spin button, you control the pace by how often you fire.
Baccarat is dealer-led with fixed round timing. Dragon Fishing is self-paced arcade action; you choose when to shoot and how hard, with no waiting on a dealer.
Aviator gives you one cash-out decision per round. Dragon Fishing gives you dozens of decisions per minute — which fish, which cannon level, when to chase the dragon.
Both are arcade shooters, but Dragon Fishing leans harder into dragon-boss spawns. Mega Fishing spreads payouts across more mid-tier targets and special weapon drops.
Boom Legend stacks more skill weapons and combo systems on top. Dragon Fishing keeps the loop simpler — cannon, fish, multiplier — which is why first-time arcade visitors usually start here.
Slots run round-by-round on a single device. Dragon Fishing is multi-seat — the room fills with other shooters and dragon spawns get shared across everyone firing.
Sportsbook needs a fixture and a wait. Dragon Fishing is on-demand — open the room any time of day and there's already a school of fish to fire on.