Aim the Cannon in EZSPIN Fishing
Point a cannon at the screen and fire. Every fish swimming past carries a printed multiple of your shot, and the shot size is the one dial in your hand. Rooms from JILI, JDB and CQ9 take a small shot upward, fishing turnover earns 1.8% back daily at 9pm, and RM20 puts you behind a gun. Load the EZSPIN Android app and start shooting.
The fishing room, aimed with a thumb
A cannon, a screen full of targets, and a shot size you set yourself.
A fishing round has no reel. You set the size of each shot and fire it yourself, so the rate you spend at is a dial in your hand rather than a line on a paytable.
Tap to aim, hold to keep the cannon firing, and lock on when something worth the shot crosses the screen. A phone suits this better than a mouse ever did.
Every shot you fire counts toward the fishing rebate, and it arrives as cash with no turnover on it. The arcade room next door pays 1.3% the same way.
Aim, hold, and take 1.8% back daily at 9pm
Set your shot size and your rate of spend
Shot size is the whole budget conversation in this room. Each press of the gun takes one shot out of your balance whether it hits anything or not, so spend is a question of size times how fast your thumb moves. A small shot across a crowded screen lasts far longer than a big one fired at nothing, and the multiples on the fish scale with the shot, not against it.
Where a reel takes one stake per spin, a cannon takes one per press, and that is the only line worth drawing between this and an EZSPIN slot. Watch the balance for a minute at your chosen size before you settle in: that first minute tells you what an hour costs, and it is cheaper to learn it at the small end.
Turn the cannon up, and when that pays
Power levels are the second dial. A level one shot chips away at small fish and is the cheapest way to hold a screen; the heavier levels punch through tougher targets in fewer hits but drain the balance faster per second of firing. Neither setting is better on its own, because the right one depends entirely on what is swimming in front of you.
Read the screen before you turn it up. A wave of small fish is level one work. A boss with deep health, a bomb fish about to leave the frame, a chain target with a queue of fish behind it: those are worth a heavier shot for a few seconds, then back down. Sitting on maximum power for a whole session is usually habit rather than arithmetic.
Boss fish and the targets worth chasing
Not everything on the screen is simply a fish. Mixed into the shoals are targets that behave like small games of their own, and telling them apart is most of the skill this room asks for.
- Boss fish: the dragon, the golden toad, the giant crab. Big printed multiples, deep health, and the whole room shoots at it together.
- Bomb fish: one hit clears a band of the screen at a flat multiple, so it pays best when the water is crowded.
- Chain and drill targets: every linked hit pays again, which rewards holding the trigger instead of tapping it.
- Special round targets: catch one before it swims off and the room switches into a bonus round with its own gun.
Studios dress the same ideas differently. JILI runs arcade bright, JDB and CQ9 give a boss deeper health, Spadegaming and Fa Chai sit between the two, and in every one of them the multiple is printed on the fish before you fire.
Share a screen in a multiplayer room
Most rooms seat several guns on the same water. Everyone sees the same fish and the same boss, each gun carries its own shot size, and the fish pays whoever lands the hit that finishes it. That turns a boss into a race worth joining: four cannons strip its health far quicker than one, and a shot fired into a target someone else is already softening is rarely wasted.
There is no table talk and no waiting for a turn, so a room fills and empties around you without interrupting anything. If you want the quiet version, a single seat room runs the same maths with nobody to beat you to the kill, and the live tables over at the EZSPIN live casino are the other place on the floor where strangers share one screen in real time.
Tap, hold and lock on with one thumb
Touch controls are three moves and nothing else. A tap aims and fires one shot at the point you touched. Holding keeps the gun firing in a line while you drag it across the water, which is how a shoal gets swept instead of picked at. Lock on fixes the barrel to one target so the shots keep following a boss while it moves, and that frees your eyes for everything else coming in.
Thumb position matters more than reflexes. Hold the phone so the thumb reaches the lower middle of the screen without stretching, because that is where the gun sits and a stretched thumb drifts off target within minutes. Portrait suits one hand and landscape gives a wider field: both ship in the same build, and you can switch mid round.
Why a phone suits this game better
A mouse moves a pointer. A thumb is already on the target. Aiming here is a direct touch at the place you want the shot to land, with no arm travel in between, and that difference shows up most in the half second when a boss turns and leaves the frame. Holding to fire is one continuous press rather than a held click plus a dragged wrist, so long sweeps feel steadier on glass.
Screen size matters less than it sounds. The fish are large, the multiples are printed on them in big type, and the gun never leaves the bottom of the frame, so a phone shows everything a desk monitor does with less of it wasted. The same rooms run in a browser and in the app across the rest of EZSPIN, and the controls do not change between them.
Take 1.8% back on what you fire
Everything you fire counts as turnover, and fishing turnover pays 1.8% back daily at 9pm, win or lose, with nothing to claim by hand. Over a long session that rebate is the steadiest number on the screen, because it tracks what you fired rather than what the fish did, and it lands in cash rather than in bonus credit.
Fishing counts 50% toward a bonus turnover requirement, which puts it between the reels at 100% and the tables at 15%: slower than slots to clear a wagering target, far faster than baccarat. The same turnover walks you up the SPIN ladder at the EZSPIN VIP tiers, where the reload and the daily cash-out ceiling both climb with the tier you reach.
Walk next door into the arcade room
The arcade shelf sits beside the water and plays by the same logic: a stake, an instant result, no reels to wait on. Crash curves, dice rounds, wheels, the shooting cabinets and the hi-lo cards all settle in a second or two, which makes them the natural thing to open when a boss has just gone down and you want a breather without closing anything.
Arcade turnover pays 1.3% back on the same nightly schedule, and it counts 40% toward a bonus requirement against fishing at 50%. From RM20 both rooms are open to the same balance, so moving between the cannon and a crash round takes no transfer, no second wallet and no waiting for anything to clear.
Fishing at an Online Casino in Malaysia: 1.8% Rebate, RM20 In
The gun rooms sit beside the reels on the same balance, so a RM20 deposit covers both. Fishing returns a 1.8% rebate and counts 50% of turnover, which puts it between an online slot game at 100% and a dealer table at 15%. Boss rounds, gun upgrades and shared tanks all price in MYR, and the minimum deposit clears under a minute through DuitNow or FPX.
A trusted online casino is clearest about the money, so here it is. The welcome bonus is a deposit bonus of 150% to RM2,880, the wagering requirement behind it is weighted by room, cashback is 2.2% paid daily at 9pm, a withdrawal starts at RM50 and the payout ceiling is RM80,000 a day at the top tier. EZSPIN takes no crypto, so there is no crypto payment option and no second currency; real money gaming in ringgit is all there is. Fishing has no demo mode either, so every shot is a real money game.
What Online Casinos, Slot Games and Gun Rooms Share
Is an online casino legal from where you are? The position is short: no Malaysian authority licenses an online casino, so a Malaysian casino online runs on an offshore licence and this Malaysian online casino states it. Online gambling is 21+, the statutes are the Common Gaming Houses Act 1953 and the Betting Act 1953, and gaming results from the gun rooms and the reels alike are tested by iTech Labs and BMM Testlabs. Average RTP across the slot shelf is 96.4%.
One account, one balance, and a Malaysian player can move between rooms without a transfer. Online casino slots at 1,900+ titles, online casino games from 31 studios, 110 live tables with dealer games, fishing at 1.8% and the arcade at 1.3%. An online casino bonus shows its outstanding turnover as a ringgit figure, a mobile bet reads the same account as a desktop one, and the casino online cashier runs on DuitNow, FPX, Touch 'n Go, GrabPay and Boost.
| What you are shooting at | What it is worth | What it asks of you |
|---|---|---|
| A shoal of small fish | About 2x to 5x your shot each | A low shot and steady fire. |
| Mid water fish | Roughly 6x to 15x your shot | Aim ahead of where it swims. |
| Bomb fish | A flat multiple on a whole band | Timing, not cannon power. |
| Chain or drill target | Pays again on every linked hit | Hold the trigger on the lead fish. |
| Boss fish | The printed multiple, often 100x up | A heavier shot and patience. |
| Special round target | Opens a bonus round for the room | Catch it before it leaves. |
What players ask before they play
How much does an hour of fishing cost me?
That is yours to set, because spend is shot size times how fast you fire. Each press takes one shot from the balance whether it connects or not, so a small shot held across a busy screen lasts much longer than a heavy one fired at open water. Start at RM20, watch the balance for a minute at your chosen size, and you will know what the hour looks like.
Is a boss fish worth a bigger shot?
Often, but only for the seconds the boss is on screen. The printed multiple scales with your shot, so a bigger shot raises what a kill returns, and heavier power strips its health in fewer hits before someone else finishes it. Turn it back down the moment the boss goes, because holding maximum power over a wave of small fish burns through a balance fast. Fishing turnover still pays 1.8% back either way.
Does fishing count toward a bonus turnover?
It counts at 50%, so RM100 fired is RM50 of turnover. That sits between slots at 100% and live tables at 15%, which makes fishing a middle gear for clearing a wagering target: slower than the reels, much faster than baccarat. The arcade room next door counts 40%. On top of that, fishing turnover pays 1.8% back in cash daily at 9pm, and the rebate does not care whether a bonus is still open.
Can I shoot in the same room as my friends?
Yes. Multiplayer rooms put several guns on one screen, everyone sees the same fish and the same boss, and each gun keeps its own shot size, so nobody has to match anybody. The fish pays whoever lands the finishing hit, which turns a boss into a short race rather than a queue. Single seat rooms run identical maths from RM20 if you would rather nobody beat you to it.
Does the fishing room run well on an old phone?
Usually better than a live dealer stream does, because the water is drawn on the device rather than pulled down as video. The art is big, the gun stays at the bottom of the frame, and the controls are three touches, so a small screen loses nothing. The app is 38MB once and runs on Android 8.0 upward; the browser route needs no install at all if storage is tight.