Fishing game: a cannon arcade for when the match stops
Rain has stopped play, the covers are on and nobody knows when it will restart. That is when the fishing icon in the lobby's hot games catches the eye. It is an arcade game completely different from cricket. Below is a simple explanation of how it works and where money goes quickly. This page is an unofficial guide; play happens only in the official SHUVO777 lobby.
What the game is like
Fish of different sizes swim across the screen, and your cannon sits at the bottom. You aim at a fish and fire; every shot has a cost that comes out of your balance. If a fish is caught, a reward is added under the game's rules. Big fish or "boss" rounds can have higher multipliers, but they usually take more shots to catch, which means higher cost.
You can change the shot value or cannon level. A bigger cannon means a higher cost per shot. If the RTP or reward rate is in the game's help page, read that. This page does not guess at any percentage.
Playing in a rain break or between overs
- Watch how fast you spend. Shots keep firing, so your balance can drop within minutes. Set a limit for the session before you start.
- Be careful with auto-fire. With auto mode on, you are watching the match while shots fire beside it. Avoid that.
- Stop when play restarts. When the umpires walk back out, fishing ends. Make that your own rule.
- Check after the match. At the end of the day, look in the lobby history at how much went on fishing alone.
Phone and network
Landscape mode is easier on a phone. If the connection drops, a round may be left unfinished; check the game rules or ask lobby support what happens then. Networks are busier on match days, so do not keep playing on a weak signal. To play in the app, see the app page.
Safety
Ads selling a "fishing hack" or a "guaranteed winning cannon" are scams. Never send money to a personal "agent" wallet and never give anyone your OTP. Other categories: games page · slots.
This is an unofficial information site, not a game server. 18+. Play within limits: responsible play.