PH365 Fishing Games Philippines: Shot Cost, Multipliers and the Studios Behind Them

Fishing games Philippines demand covers a category that sits between a slot and a table game without being either one. There’s no reel, no payline count and no dealt hand: a player fires a cannon at fish moving across the screen, and each fish carries its own payout value. This page covers how that mechanic actually works, which studios build it, and where the two spokes below go deeper.

Fishing Games Philippines: What This Category Actually Is

Category	How it pays	Session feel
Slot	Paylines or ways, spun automatically	Fixed maths per spin
Table game	Cards or a wheel, dealt or spun by rule	One decision or bet per round
Fishing game	Shot cost times the multiplier on the fish hit	Continuous shooting, no spin or deal

A fishing game is neither a slot nor a table game, even though a casino lobby often files it in its own tab for exactly that reason. There’s no reel and no dealt hand to compare against a dealer; a player fires a cannon at fish moving across the screen, and each fish carries its own multiplier. That structure is what this page and its spokes below walk through in detail.

How the Shot Cost and Fish Multiplier Work Together

Every shot in a fishing game costs a fixed stake, set by the cannon level a player has selected before firing. Every fish on screen carries its own multiplier, and hitting it pays that multiplier times the shot cost, while missing simply spends the shot. As an illustration only: a shot costing 1 unit fired at a fish carrying a 10x multiplier pays 10 units if it lands, and a shot at a 200x boss fish pays 200 units on a hit, for the same 1-unit cost.

Element	What it controls
Cannon level / stake	The fixed cost paid on every shot fired
Fish multiplier	What that shot pays if the fish is hit
Boss fish	A rarer target carrying the largest multiplier on screen

Actual shot costs and multiplier ranges are set per game and per cannon level, not fixed across the category; the game’s own bet selector is where those current figures actually show. Raising the cannon level usually raises both sides of that equation at once: a bigger shot cost, and a bigger payout on the same fish. That’s the trade a player is making every time the cannon level changes mid-session, not just a bigger number on the stake display.

Cannon Levels, Bosses and Multiplier Wheels

JILI’s own page for Royal Fishing describes a cannon that charges an energy meter with every shot fired; once that meter fills, the player can trigger a full-screen attack that reaches every fish on the table at once. The game’s boss, the Money Dragon King, can also open a separate multiplier wheel worth up to 350x on a win. Royal Fishing’s cannon levels and boss fight are covered in full here, straight from JILI’s own game page.

The Fish Hunter Tab: 17 Sections, One Mechanic

PH365’s own menu groups every fishing title under a single tab named Fish Hunter, and that tab lists 17 separate sections:

1. TP
2. Askme
3. YB
4. BSP
5. JDB
6. CQ9
7. FG
8. KA
9. VA
10. JILI
11. FC
12. FTG
13. YGR
14. MW
15. RSG
16. Lucky365
17. 1BET

Each section is a different studio’s slice of the category rather than a single game, which is why “fish hunter” and “fishing game” are used almost interchangeably by players even though they describe the same tab.

Fish Game Philippines Options: Which Studios Build Them

Studio	Catalogue size	Fishing specialism	RTP policy
JILI	100+ titles	Fishing games, slots, table and card games, bingo	Publishes no RTP figure on any title
CQ9 Gaming	200+ titles	Fishing games, slots, table games, arcade games	No RTP figure found on its own site

Both studios build fishing games as one line inside a much larger catalogue rather than as a specialty on its own. JILI’s own games page lists four titles under its Fishing category: Jackpot Fishing, Jackpot Fishing 2, Mega Fishing and Royal Fishing. CQ9’s own site describes its fishing games as multiplayer titles built around a “high multiplication boss”, language taken directly from cq9gaming.com. Neither studio publishes an RTP figure, which is why a fishing game’s spec table here reads “Not published” instead of a number.

Ocean King and the Arcade Roots of Online Fishing Games

Field	Detail
Developer	IGS (International Games System Co., Ltd.)
Founded	1989
Headquarters	New Taipei City, Taiwan
Original format	Multiplayer arcade cabinet

Before fishing games existed on a phone screen, the format was built for a coin-operated cabinet. IGS, a Taiwan-based arcade developer, built Ocean King as a multiplayer cabinet seating several players around one shared screen of fish. Ocean King’s arcade format and how it differs from a modern online fishing game are covered here, including where today’s studios borrowed the mechanic from.

Reading a Fishing Game’s Hit Frequency and Volatility

Session style	What’s happening	Glossary term
Many small catches, few misses	Shots connect often, for small multipliers	Hit frequency
Long dry spells, then a boss fish	Shots miss often, until a rare large multiplier lands	Volatility as the glossary defines it

A fishing game’s continuous shooting makes both glossary terms more visible than they are on a slot. A game built around many small, frequent catches has a high hit frequency, in the same sense the term is defined for a slot; a game built around rare boss fights with large multipliers is describing the same volatility trade-off. Neither property is published by a studio for a fishing game the way RTP sometimes is elsewhere.

Every Fishing Spoke on This Site

Page	What it covers
Ocean King	The arcade format IGS built, and how online fishing games differ from it
Royal Fishing	JILI’s Royal Fishing: cannon levels, energy meter and its boss fight
Fishing game multiplier	What a fish’s multiplier means for a single shot, and why a big multiplier alone isn’t a big profit

This pillar sits beside the site’s full JILI games pillar for slot-specific titles, and beside the casino table games covered elsewhere on this site for card and wheel formats. Fishing sits apart from both: no cards, no reels, just a cannon and a multiplier. What a fish’s multiplier is actually worth for one shot is covered on its own page, separate from the cannon mechanics above.