BigBunny Fishing Games: Five Studios and Paying Per Shot

BigBunny fishing is the lane for players who would rather aim than spin. The Fishing lane in the lobby at bigbunny.ph lists five studios, and the games in it share one rule that no slot has: you pay for every shot, not for every spin. This page shows what that does to your budget and what JILI lists for Mega Fishing, the one fish-shooter this site documents.

The five studios in the BigBunny fishing lane

The lobby’s Fishing lane names five studios, in this order.

JDB’s studio page records fish shooting as one of its specialisms; the JDB Gaming fishing specialism is the place to read that. Search a fishing game by name in the lane; no individual title has been read off the lobby.

How BigBunny fishing games pay per shot

You aim a cannon, choose the stake that each shot costs, and fire at targets that move across the screen. A target has its own value, a multiple of your stake, and hitting it pays that multiple. Missing pays nothing, and the shot is still spent.

An example with the working shown: at 2 pesos a shot, 30 shots cost 60 pesos. One hit on a target worth 10 times the stake pays 20 pesos. That single hit returns a third of what those 30 shots cost, so the round’s result depends on how many hits you land across all of them.

1. Pick the stake per shot first, since it multiplies everything.
2. Count shots, not rounds: spending is stake times shots fired.
3. Read each target’s value on the game’s own info screen.
4. Stop at the peso budget you set before logging in.

Pay per shot compared with pay per spin

A slot stake is paid once per spin and the result arrives on its own. A fish-shooter stake is paid every time you fire, and you control the pace.

Firing quickly spends quickly, which is the main reason to cap shots as well as pesos. For slot-lane budgets, the slot lane across the Spin lobby shows the other side of the comparison.

Mega Fishing at BigBunny: what JILI lists

Mega Fishing is JILI’s fish-shooter, and it is the fishing title documented on this site. JILI lists it as a fish-shooter arcade game with a special octopus wheel as its feature, a 950x maximum win, and no reels, rows or lines. JILI publishes no RTP, so that figure reads Not published and no volatility is listed.

Search for it by name in the Fishing lane, then read its info screen. The full title page is the Mega Fishing cannon-play page, and the wider catalogue is on the JILI games lineup.

Fishing next to the other lanes

The BigBunny games lobby lanes page sets Fishing beside the six others, and the live casino lane shows the format where a dealer, not a cannon, runs the round. Players must be 21 or over, and a budget set before you fire your first shot keeps the session yours.