Fishing Halls, Bullet Cost and Shared Rooms

JILI is among the busiest suppliers in the APX77 arcade section, and its fishing games are the reason. Titles in that family put you at a shared cannon table where ammunition is bought per shot and each target carries its own multiplier, with boss fish absorbing repeated hits before they pay out. Rooms are usually offered at several bullet-value tiers, so the same game can suit very different budgets.

The number that governs your session is the cost per shot, not the room name. A cannon firing continuously at a higher bullet value works through a balance in a fraction of the time it would at the lowest tier, and because you are holding a button rather than clicking a spin, the spend does not announce itself the way a slot's does. Check the tier before you enter the room, and watch the balance rather than the fish.

JILI's remaining arcade output covers quick-round formats — pick, tap or single-draw games that settle immediately and let you decide stake by stake instead of committing to a session.

The studio's reel games are documented separately on the JILI slot page and are not covered here: those are spin-and-resolve titles with paylines and free-spin features, whereas everything on this page is aim, time or tap. For neighbouring arcade styles, SPRIBE is the crash format, while CQ9 and Fastspin run their own fishing and instant rooms. All of it is staked in US dollars from your APX77 balance, funded by USDT deposit. If a cashback or rebate offer is active on your account, its qualifying game list is on Promotions, since arcade titles are not always weighted like slots. Set a spend cap before you load a cannon; the full menu is on the APX77 homepage.