111 bt Fishing Games — Aim Your Cannon, Catch Big Targets
Power up your cannon, chase schools of fish, and take down boss targets for big rewards — 111 bt brings you the best fishing games.
How Fishing Games Work
Fishing games are not like slots or card games — they are arcade-style shooting games where the player fires at fish and sea creatures swimming across the screen. Each shot costs money, and when a fish is defeated, a reward matching its value is added to your balance.
A cannon sits on one side of the screen — raising its level increases the power of each shot, but also the cost per shot. Small fish give fewer rewards but are easy to defeat. Larger creatures like sharks or octopuses give much bigger rewards, but take multiple shots to bring down. Boss targets — such as a giant dragon fish or golden shark — appear on screen occasionally, and defeating them gives the biggest rewards of all.
Some games have special weapons or electric shots that can hit multiple fish at once. The rarer the target, the bigger the reward — that is the core rule of fishing games.
Choose Your Cannon Level Based on Your Budget
Small cannon, longer play
If you want to play with a small budget, choose the lowest cannon level. Since the cost per shot is low, your balance does not drop quickly. Aim at schools of small fish and build up rewards gradually.
Keep a balance
Choosing a mid-level cannon puts medium-sized fish within reach. When a boss target appears, you can try a few extra shots to go after the reward, but avoid burning through your shots too fast.
Big targets, bigger risk
A high-level cannon can take down boss targets quickly, but continuous firing drains your balance fast. Only move to this level if you have enough balance to sustain it.
A simple rule: decide in advance how much you want to spend in a session, then pick a cannon level that allows at least 40–50 shots within that amount.
Solo Play vs. Shared Room
Most fishing games offer two modes: a solo room and a shared room where multiple players are present at the same time. The difference matters not just for company, but for strategy too.
In a solo room, you have more space to read the movement of the fish at your own pace. In a shared room, others are also shooting, so whoever fires the last shot on a large fish takes the reward. For this reason, many players in shared rooms aim to land a finishing shot on a fish that has already been weakened — but since others do the same, competition increases.
In a shared room, a boss target can be brought down by multiple players together — the one who fires the last shot gets the reward, though everyone's shots contribute to weakening the boss. So in a shared room, it can be more efficient to wait a little rather than pouring all your shots into a boss right away.
Targeting Strategy and Timing
- Read the speed and direction of a fish before shooting — aim slightly ahead of it so the shot reaches where the fish will be, not where it is.
- Fish trapped in the corner of the screen are easier to defeat because they have less room to escape.
- When a school of fish appears together, use a spread shot or special weapon — one shot may hit multiple fish at once.
- Even when a boss target is on screen, do not rush — defeat some small fish first to build up rewards, then shift focus to the boss.
- Instead of firing continuously at the same fish, pause briefly — in some games, shots fired at certain intervals have a higher hit rate.
- If a free special ability (such as a lightning shot or whirlpool) is charging, do not spend it on small fish — save it for large or boss targets.
Mistakes That Drain Your Balance
The biggest mistake in fishing games is firing continuously with a high-level cannon. Every shot costs money, and if a fish is not defeated, that cost is not refunded. Say you pick a level 10 cannon — if you keep missing, your balance can drop significantly within seconds.
- Spending too many shots on a boss target: the shots still cost money even if the boss is not defeated. Stop after a set number of shots and move to another target.
- Shooting at fish that are already scrolling off the screen: if a fish is on its way out, shots are more likely to be wasted.
- Starting at the maximum cannon level right away: jumping to a high level without understanding the game can cost a lot in the very first session.
- Raising the cannon level after a loss to recover: this usually leads to losses mounting even faster.
Things to Keep in Mind
Fishing games involve both skill and luck. The best approach is to stay within your budget and choose a cannon level that allows you to play for a longer time. Even if you do not win big in one go, small wins can add up.
To learn more about playing responsibly, read the Responsible Gaming Guidelines.
How It Differs from Slots
Fishing games and slots are both found in online casinos, but the nature of the two is different. In slot games, the player simply presses the spin button — the outcome is then determined entirely by a random algorithm. There is no room for choice or strategy.
In a fishing game, the player makes their own decisions — choosing a target, setting the cannon level, deciding when to shoot and when to stop. For this reason, many feel that skill and strategy play a slightly bigger role in fishing games. However, whether a fish is defeated is still determined by a random number generator — so it is ultimately a game of chance.
| Feature | Fishing Games | Slots |
|---|---|---|
| Style of Play | Active — you must shoot | Passive — spin only |
| Target Selection | Player chooses | Automatic |
| Cannon / Bet | Cost per shot | Bet per spin |
| Multiplayer | Possible (shared room) | Usually solo |
| Boss Target | Yes | No (bonus rounds are separate) |
Which One Is Right for You?
Fishing games appeal to players who want to be actively involved and like having some influence over outcomes through their own decisions. Slots are a better option for those who prefer to spin at their own pace and wait for a big jackpot.
111 bt has both — you can switch between the two at any point during your session.
Popular Fishing Games at 111 bt
The fishing games section at 111 bt features multiple titles from various studios. JILI offers Mega Fishing, All-star Fishing, Dragon Fortune, Bombing Fishing, Jackpot Fishing, Royal Fishing, Happy Fishing, and Ocean King Jackpot — each with its own screen layout, weapons, and special features.
JDB's Fishing YiLuFa, 5 Dragons Fishing, and Shade Dragons Fishing feature dragon and mythology-themed fish, each requiring a different approach to defeat. Jackpot Fishing 2 has a jackpot pool that triggers when a specific target is defeated.
Fa Chai's Star Hunter and Fa Chai Fishing combine space and ocean themes for a distinct visual experience. Spadegaming's Fishing God (maximum RTP 97%) features a traditional Asian fishing setting.
These games can be played on mobile from Dhaka or anywhere in the country — download the 111 bt App to access all fishing games easily.
How to Start Playing Fishing Games at 111 bt
Open an account at 111 bt and make a minimum deposit of ৳500 — you can deposit easily via bKash, Nagad, Rocket, or Upay. Your first deposit comes with a 150% welcome bonus of up to ৳5,000 — a 25x wagering requirement applies to the bonus amount. Withdrawals are generally processed within 15 minutes to 2 hours. Go to the 111 bt Login page, log in, and pick your preferred game from the fishing section.
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