Dragon Fishing is the cannon-style arcade round we get asked about most. Aim, fire and chase the dragon boss across a shared underwater table — your stake scales...
Dragon Fishing sits in our arcade lobby from JILI and CQ9 studios, depending on the table you open. Instead of reels or hand rankings, you control a cannon around a live aquatic scene. Each fish carries a multiplier; the dragon boss carries the heaviest cap. You pick a shot value, fire continuously, and payouts settle the moment a target is downed. Up
to four seats share the same table, so the action stays busy whichever room you join from Indonesia.
Three pieces of the round we think you'll notice first.
The dragon arrives on a timer and carries the table's largest multiplier band. Concentrate fire when it appears — the cap on this single target outpaces every regular fish swimming through the scene.
Certain symbols trigger a chain that arcs between nearby fish, clearing clusters in one shot. It's the feature regulars at our tables wait for, and it scales with the cannon level you've selected.
Step the cannon up or down between rounds to match your bankroll. Higher power increases stake per shot and unlocks heavier ammo, useful when the dragon or golden fish swim into range.
Entry, controls and pacing — the practical side of the table.
Quick reference on how the table is classified inside our lobby.
Arcade shooter — multi-player cannon table, not a slot or card game.
Medium-high; payouts cluster around boss appearances and chain shots.
Android, iOS browser, desktop web — same table, shared seats.
Available to Indonesia accounts where local law permits.
The arcade table was built portrait-first, which is why it's our most-opened mobile game from Indonesia. The cannon sits centre-bottom, the multiplier panel collapses to a side strip...
What sits behind the cannon when you fire.
Dragon Fishing tables in our lobby come from licensed arcade studios — JILI and CQ9 are the two we host most. Both ship audited builds direct to operators.
Shot outcomes use a certified random number generator tested by independent labs. The same build runs across every seat on the table, no operator-side tuning.
Payouts settle on the studio server, not the client. Your hit, multiplier and credit return are all logged before the animation plays on your screen.
Every shot, target and payout is stored under your account history. Open it from the lobby menu to audit a session against your balance movements.
Minimum and maximum cannon values are printed on the table before you take a seat. No hidden steps — the range you see is the range you fire within.
Other seats see the same fish, same dragon and same timing you do. The scene is server-streamed, so no seat gets a different version of the round.
How the round stacks against sibling games we host.
| vs Classic Slots | Slots spin on a fixed timer; Dragon Fishing is continuous. You decide when to fire, what to target, and how long a session runs — closer to a skill-paced arcade than a reel game. |
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| vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat runs on dealer cycles around 30 seconds. Dragon Fishing has no waiting — shots land per second, so the same five minutes contains far more action at the table. |
| vs Aviator | Aviator is a single multiplier per round. Dragon Fishing layers dozens of multipliers across the screen at once, with the dragon boss acting as the heavy-cap moment. |
| vs Sweet Bonanza | Both lean on cluster-style payouts, but Dragon Fishing puts the cluster under your aim. You pick where the next hit goes instead of waiting for tumbles to resolve. |
| vs Roulette | Roulette is one bet, one spin. Dragon Fishing lets you fire continuously at adjustable stakes, so bankroll pacing is in your hands rather than the wheel's. |
| vs Sportsbook Markets | Sportsbook needs a fixture and a settlement window. Dragon Fishing settles in milliseconds, which is why it fills the gap between matches for many of our Indonesia accounts. |
| vs Other Fishing Games | Compared to Boom Legend or Fishing War, Dragon Fishing weights its cap heavier on the dragon boss and runs slightly higher chain-shot frequency on the tables we host. |
Concrete details to know before you take a seat.