Dragon Fishing is our arcade shooter where you aim cannons at swimming sea creatures and dragon bosses for tiered payouts. Open your account and you're at the cabinet...
Dragon Fishing is a fish-shooter arcade game built by studios like JILI and CQ9 that we run inside the amanah77 lobby. Instead of reels or cards, you sit at a virtual cabinet, choose a cannon power between small and heavy, and shoot swimming targets. Every fish has its own multiplier, and the dragons at the centre of the screen carry the heaviest
payouts. Rounds are continuous — you load credits, fire, and cash out whenever you want.
Pick a stake tier from the lobby — low-stake reefs for casual sessions, high-stake rooms where dragons spawn more often. Seats fill up to four players and you join an active reef immediately.
Convert your account balance into cabinet credits at the room's denomination. Each cannon shot costs one credit; bigger cannons multiply the cost. Cash out any time and your remaining credits return to your wallet.
Tap or click to aim, hold to fire continuously. Auto-shoot keeps the cannon firing while you focus on cannon power. Lock-on targeting helps you concentrate damage on a single dragon during a boss pass.
On phones, the cabinet rotates to landscape with cannon controls hugging the bottom edge. Frame rates stay smooth on mid-range Android, and the reef scales without losing the multiplier tags above each fish.
Arcade fish-shooter, real-time multiplayer reef with continuous rounds rather than fixed spins.
Medium-high — small fish trickle credits back, dragons and bosses carry the heavy multipliers you're aiming for.
Android, iOS browsers, and desktop. Landscape orientation recommended on phones for the full cannon row.
Available to amanah77 accounts in Indonesia where local law permits, loaded directly inside the lobby.
The shooter was built for touch first, and that shows when you load it on a phone. Tap the reef to aim, hold to auto-fire, and swipe the cannon slider...
We source Dragon Fishing from licensed arcade studios — JILI, CQ9 and Fa Chai variants — each running their own certified RNG for fish spawns and damage rolls.
Which fish appear on the reef and which dragons cross the screen is decided server-side by the studio, not by amanah77. Spawn logs are auditable on request.
The shooter engines used in Dragon Fishing carry testing certificates from labs like BMM and GLI, covering fairness of damage calculation and multiplier distribution.
Every shot, kill and credit movement is stored against your account. Pull the history from the cabinet menu and replay any session within the last 30 days.
Multipliers are calculated on the studio server when a fish dies, so client lag never inflates or deflates the credit you receive on a kill.
Reef rooms are seat-locked — your credits stay tied to your account even if you drop connection mid-shot, so a flaky signal won't cost you a dragon hit.
Cannon power scales from a fraction of a credit up to several credits per shot, so the same room works for a quick session or a longer dragon hunt.
Up to four cannons share a reef. Other players' shots don't reduce your payouts — every kill credits the player who landed the killing blow.
Lightning chains, drill rounds and rail beams unlock through play. Each behaves differently, and learning when to deploy them is the closest Dragon Fishing has to strategy.
Dragons appear on a loose timer rather than randomly. Watching for the cue and switching to a heavy cannon ahead of the spawn is a habit worth building.
Cash out converts cabinet credits straight back to your amanah77 wallet. No round to finish, no waiting screen — close the cabinet and the balance is there.
Loaded inside the amanah77 lobby for Indonesia where local law permits, with DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS funding the wallet that feeds your cannon credits.