JILI77 Fishing Hunter Section: 17 Studios and How Rounds Pay

JILI77 fishing is the Fishing Hunter section of the lobby, listed on the rail beside Slot and Casino in the wider JILI77 games lineup. It lists 17 studios, and a round in any of them pays differently from a slot spin. This page names the studios, sets a fishing round against a spin and shows the shot arithmetic.

JILI77 fishing: the 17 studios in the menu

The Fishing menu lists 17 studios. Seven are named here.

JILI’s catalogue includes fishing games, and so does CQ9’s. JILI’s studio reference and CQ9 Gaming’s studio reference hold the facts on file for those two. Neither publishes an RTP, so read the fish values on each game’s info screen.

JILI77 fish games: a round versus a slot spin

A fishing round charges your stake on every shot, and a slot charges it once per spin. The difference changes how quickly a bankroll moves.

A hit pays the fish’s multiplier on that shot’s stake, so a small fish returns a small multiple and a large fish a bigger one. Big fish are harder to bring down. Every game sets its own fish values, which is why the info screen matters more here than any general rule.

Shot arithmetic: what a round costs

Here is a worked example, not any game’s figures. Say a shot costs 1 unit and you fire 30 shots in a minute: that is 30 units spent, whether or not a shot hits. If one fish tagged 10x falls on a 1-unit shot, you receive 10 units. You would need three such hits to cover the 30 spent.

1. Pick the shot size first; it is your cost per second.
2. Count the shots you fire in a minute.
3. Multiply the two to see what a minute costs.
4. Compare that with a fish value read from the info screen.

A slot spin at the same 1-unit stake costs 30 units over 30 spins too, but the spins come at the game’s pace, not yours. In a fishing round you control the rate of spend, and that control is why a limit set before you start matters.

JILI77 fish hunter: picking a game inside the section

JILI77 fish hunter is the lobby’s own heading for the section, so searching by that name lands you on the Fishing Hunter page. Start with a studio you recognise, open one game and spend a few shots at the smallest stake to see the pace.

1. Open the Fishing Hunter section from the left rail.
2. Choose a studio tile from the 17.
3. Read the game’s info screen for fish values.
4. Set the lowest shot level and fire a short test round.

Dragon Treasure: a JILI arcade title without reels

Dragon Treasure is a JILI title built on a tap mechanic: you strike dragon balls directly, and dragon-soul effects apply multipliers. JILI lists it as a tap-based arcade game with no reels, rows or paylines and a published maximum win of 2000x. It publishes no RTP. Dragon Treasure’s tap mechanic and figures are laid out on its own page, and the lobby’s Fishing Hunter and Slot sections are the places to search for it by name.