R24 Fishing Game: What Each Shot Costs And What Comes Back
A cannon room is the easiest part of this account to budget, because the unit of cost is one shot rather than one round. Set the cannon to RM0.10 and RM20 is two hundred shots. Every one of them counts as turnover, so the 0.7% daily rebate pays on all two hundred whether they hit anything or not. Four studios run the rooms here. The reels next door are on R24 slot.
18+ only. RM20 in, RM40 out, no fee either way.
- Pick the room
JILI, CQ9, JDB and Spadegaming each run their own rooms with their own cannon tiers.
- Set the cannon low
RM0.10 a shot gives two hundred on RM20. RM1 a shot gives twenty.
- Shoot the small fish first
Low-value targets die in one or two shots. The big ones can swallow twenty and leave.
- Let the rebate run
Every shot is turnover, so 0.7% of what you fired comes back as cash daily.
One shot is the unit of cost
In a cannon room the cannon has a setting and that setting is what each shot costs. Fire it once at RM0.10 and RM0.10 leaves the balance, whether the shot connects or passes straight through the screen. Nothing else is charged, there is no stake per round and no ante.
That makes it the most predictable room on the account. RM20 at RM0.10 a shot is two hundred shots, and two hundred shots is a genuine twenty minutes of play rather than an estimate.
Raise the cannon to RM0.50 and the same RM20 is forty shots. The arithmetic is unforgiving in exactly the way a slot stake is, and it is set before you start firing rather than discovered halfway.
Which targets are worth the ammunition
Every fish on the screen has a payout multiplier and an implied number of shots to kill it. The small ones die in one or two and pay two or three times the shot cost. The large ones can absorb twenty shots and then swim out of frame, taking the lot with them.
On a RM20 balance the small targets are the whole game. Twenty shots lost to a boss fish is a tenth of the deposit for nothing, and that is how a two hundred shot session becomes a forty shot one.
The multiplier for each target is shown in the room, usually along the bottom edge. Reading it is the same discipline as reading a published return figure on a reel, which averages 96.2% across the 1,180+ titles next door.
A cannon shot starts at RM0.10, which makes the arithmetic here finer than on a reel. Turnover weighting still applies at a Malaysian online casino: fishing counts at 50% towards a deposit bonus, an online slot game at 100% and a dealer game at 10%, so the welcome bonus is slower here than on the slot shelf and faster than at blackjack. The minimum deposit is RM20 and everything is priced in MYR.
0.7% on every shot, hit or miss
This is where the cannon rooms earn their place on this site. The 0.7% daily rebate is calculated on turnover, and in a cannon room turnover is simply the total of what you fired. Two hundred shots at RM0.10 is RM20 of turnover and RM0.14 of rebate, paid as cash.
A shot that misses counts exactly the same as a shot that kills a boss fish. The rebate does not look at the result, which makes a room with a high rate of fire the most rebate-efficient place on the account per minute played.
It carries no turnover requirement of its own and stays flat at 0.7% on all four VIP tiers. The arithmetic across a month is on R24 online casino.
Four studios, four different rooms
JILI, CQ9, JDB and Spadegaming run the cannon rooms here, and the differences are real. The cannon tiers available, the rate of fire, the boss mechanics and the special weapons all vary, and a player who likes one room often dislikes another.
JILI and CQ9 tend to offer the widest range of cannon settings, which matters most on a small balance because it is the setting that decides how many shots RM20 buys. JDB and Spadegaming lean towards faster rooms with more on screen at once.
All four are reached from the same ringgit balance as the reels, the dealt tables and the odds board, with no transfer step between them. What a single deposit reaches in total is on R24 casino.
JILI, CQ9, JDB and Spadegaming run the rooms, and online casino slots from the same studios sit one tap away for Malaysian players who want a faster requirement. A real money game at RM0.10 a shot is cheap to sample, which is why RM6 of free credit goes further here than at a dealt table. At an online casino real money stake is what earns the 0.7% rebate, hit or miss, and a bonus is the only thing on the account that carries a counter.
Bonus turnover in a cannon room
If you accepted the 120% welcome match at 15x or the 20% reload at 10x, shots fired in a cannon room move the turnover counter at 50%, against 100% on a slot reel. The weighting is printed beside the offer at the cashier before you accept.
So a cannon room is not the fastest way through a bonus requirement, though it is one of the steadiest. A high rate of fire produces a lot of turnover per minute, which partly offsets the lower weight.
If you intend to spend an evening shooting rather than spinning, the arithmetic often favours declining the match and keeping the deposit withdrawable at RM40. The multipliers are all on R24 promotion.
Why RM6 works better here than at a table
A new account's RM6 of free credit cannot take a seat at most dealt tables, where the floors start above it. A cannon room has no such floor: set the cannon to RM0.10 and RM6 is sixty shots, which is a proper look at a room.
The free credit carries 20x turnover, so RM120 of total firing before anything can leave, and the withdrawal cap on it is RM60. Sixty shots is RM6 of turnover, a twentieth of what the requirement needs, so clearing it depends on the credit growing as you shoot.
What the cap means and what sixty rounds actually buys is set out on R24 free credit.
Payment options are DuitNow QR, Touch 'n Go eWallet, FPX, Boost, GrabPay and a direct bank transfer, and no crypto rail is involved. A withdrawal starts at RM40, the payout median is about six minutes, and weekly cashback ladders 2% to 8% by tier while the rebate stays flat for everyone. A spin on the reels, a bet on the odds board and a shot in a cannon room all draw on one balance, which is what online gaming on a single account means.
Topping up without leaving the room
A cannon room does not pause, and running out of ammunition mid-boss is the common way an otherwise good session ends. DuitNow QR and Touch 'n Go eWallet clear a top-up in under a minute, from the RM20 floor, with no fee at any amount.
FPX and a direct transfer from Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank, RHB or Hong Leong Bank are a minute or two behind that on a busy evening, which is long enough for a boss to leave the screen.
Going the other way, a withdrawal from RM40 settles in about six minutes on a normal night. The rails and their ceilings are compared on R24 e-wallet.
An hour in a room, costed
A busy room fires roughly two shots a second if you hold the cannon down, which nobody does for an hour. A realistic pace is a shot every two or three seconds while aiming, so about twelve hundred shots in an hour.
At RM0.10 a shot that is RM120 of turnover and RM0.84 of rebate. At RM0.50 it is RM600 of turnover and RM4.20 back. Both figures arrive as cash with nothing to clear, which is why the cannon setting is worth choosing deliberately rather than leaving at the default.
A win from the hour can leave at RM40 and the median is about six minutes, with Tier 1 paying up to RM2,500 a day. The round trip in full is on R24 Malaysia.
The online casino legal position in Malaysia is stated once: R24 holds a Curaçao gaming licence, no Malaysian authority issues a licence for an online casino, so none is claimed. A trusted online casino prints its ceilings, online gambling at a Malaysian casino online is real money gaming in ringgit, and the same cannon room is on mobile as in a browser. R24 Online Casino prints the RTP on every card and the wagering requirement on any bonus in ringgit beside the offer.
| Cannon setting | Shots on RM20 | Turnover produced | Rebate at 0.7% |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM0.10 | 200 | RM20 | RM0.14 |
| RM0.20 | 100 | RM20 | RM0.14 |
| RM0.50 | 40 | RM20 | RM0.14 |
| RM1.00 | 20 | RM20 | RM0.14 |
| RM0.10, one hour of aimed fire | 1,200 | RM120 | RM0.84 |
| RM0.50, one hour of aimed fire | 1,200 | RM600 | RM4.20 |
Questions players ask
How much does one shot cost?
Whatever the cannon is set to. The setting is the cost per shot, so RM0.10 means RM20 buys two hundred shots and RM1 means it buys twenty. It is chosen before you start firing.
Do missed shots count towards the rebate?
Yes. The 0.7% rebate is calculated on turnover, and a fired shot is turnover whether it connected or not. Two hundred shots at RM0.10 returns RM0.14 in cash with nothing to clear.
Which studios run the fishing rooms?
JILI, CQ9, JDB and Spadegaming. The cannon tiers, rate of fire and boss mechanics differ between them, and all four are reached from the same ringgit balance with no transfer step.
Is a cannon room good for clearing a bonus?
Only if you were going to play here anyway. The multiple applies to the bonus credit rather than to the deposit plus the bonus, so RM20 at 120% is RM360 of play on a reel and twice that in a cannon room. The 0.7% rebate carries no multiple at all.
Can I use the RM6 free credit here?
Yes, and it works better here than at a dealt table. At RM0.10 a shot, RM6 is sixty shots. The credit carries 20x turnover and an RM60 withdrawal cap.
Should I shoot the big fish?
Treat it as a decision about session length rather than about value. At RM0.10 a shot a RM20 deposit is two hundred shots, and the 0.7% rebate pays on every one of them whether anything dies, which is the part a boss run does not change.