Fish Shooting at Kakijudi

How to deposit and play

To start, log into the lobby and select a fish game. Open the cashier and choose your deposit method – Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost, or bank transfer. Enter the amount in ringgit. Funds appear instantly for e-wallets or within minutes for online banking. Once credited, click on a fish table. Set your bet per shot using the ringgit buttons. The game uses FPX and DuitNow for deposits. Withdrawals go back to your e-wallet or bank account. No minimum playthrough on deposits is required.

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Withdrawing winnings

Winnings from fish games go into the player’s main balance immediately. To withdraw, go to the cashier and select withdrawal. Choose the same e-wallet or bank account used for deposit. Enter the amount in ringgit. Processing times vary by method. E-wallet withdrawals like Touch 'n Go and GrabPay are usually instant. Bank transfers take one to three business days. The site does not charge withdrawal fees. Minimum withdrawal is ten ringgit. Maximum per transaction is posted in the cashier section.

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Responsible play features

The site includes a loss limit setting. Players can set a daily or weekly ringgit cap in the account menu. Once reached, the game stops accepting bets until the limit resets. This setting can be adjusted once every 24 hours. A session timer is also available. It shows how long the player has been active. The platform does not offer loans or credit. All bets must be funded by the player’s deposited ringgit balance. Withdrawals are processed back to the original deposit method.

The cashier does not accept deposits from credit cards or third-party accounts.

Language and currency options

The platform supports both English and Bahasa Malaysia for text and menus. Players can switch language in the settings. All monetary amounts are displayed in ringgit (RM). The site uses the RM symbol throughout the game lobby and cashier. Deposit pages and help guides are available in both languages. Customer support replies in English or Bahasa. The currency selector is fixed to ringgit – no conversion needed for Malaysian players using local e-wallets or bank transfers.

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Weapon power and fish values

Each cannon has power levels from 1 to 10. Level 1 costs a few sen per shot. Level 10 costs several ringgit. Higher power increases the chance of killing big fish but also raises the cost per shot. Players can adjust power mid-round. Fish values range from small fry worth a few sen to bosses worth hundreds of ringgit. The game shows the value on each fish. Small fish are easier to kill, while large ones require multiple hits or a lucky critical shot.

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Mobile and desktop play

Fish shooting games load directly in a web browser on both phone and computer. No app download is required. The interface scales to fit the screen size. On mobile, players tap to aim and fire. On desktop, they use the mouse. The platform is optimised for touch controls on Android and iOS. Game speed remains consistent across devices. Players can switch between devices without losing their balance or session. The same login works on any browser.

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Multiplier and bonus rounds

Some fish rooms include random multiplier icons. When shot, they multiply the fish’s base value by 2x, 5x, or 10x. These appear for a few seconds. Players who hit them during that window earn the boosted payout directly to their ringgit balance. Bonus rounds trigger when a special fish is killed. The screen shifts to a mini-game where players shoot at treasure chests or jellyfish. Each hit adds ringgit to a bonus pool. The round ends when time runs out, and the total credits to the player.

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What fish shooting games are

Fish shooting games are arcade-style shooters where players aim at sea creatures on screen. Each fish carries a ringgit value. When hit, the value credits to the player’s balance. The platform offers several themed rooms with different fish species and prize levels. These games rely on skill and timing rather than luck alone. Players control a cannon and choose their shot power. Higher power costs more but can take down larger fish. The site displays the current ringgit balance clearly during play.

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