Fishing Cannon Table Rules and How Each Round Runs
Each Fishing Cannon table — including Fishing Table Limits rooms from providers like Jili and CQ9 — runs on a fixed bullet-cost model. You pick a cannon grade before each shot; a higher grade costs more bullets per fire but deals more damage to high-value targets. Fish carry assigned multiplier values, printed on-screen, so the reward per kill is always visible before
you fire. Special fish — bosses, tornadoes, and chain-catch targets — carry elevated multipliers and appear on a timed spawn cycle. Shared tables mean other players' shots can hit the same fish, so timing your cannon fire matters. Room minimums and maximums set how many bullets you can load per round, keeping every session within a clear stake range.