Jili168 Walks Through Royal Fishing JILI Rounds

A round of Royal Fishing JILI runs on three moves repeated as many times as you like: set the stake, read the board, fire. Royal Fishing JILI bills each shot at the stake you choose, not at a fixed spin cost, so the size of that stake is the first decision every round actually turns on. This walkthrough follows one round from the first shot to the settled payout, the same order the three steps below cover.

How a Royal Fishing JILI Round Is Structured

Step	What happens
1. Set the shot stake	You choose the amount charged for each shot before firing.
2. Read the target multipliers	Each fish and boss on the board shows its own payout multiplier.
3. Fire and settle the catch	A hit pays the shown multiplier instantly; a miss costs only the stake.

Every round loops through those three moves for as long as you keep firing. Nothing about the loop changes between shot one and shot one hundred — the stake you set stays the price until you change it, and every shot is settled independently of the one before it.

Step 1 — Set the Shot Stake

Royal Fishing JILI charges per shot, and the stake you pick before firing is what that shot costs, win or miss. Jili168’s in-game stake selector sets this figure at the table itself, since JILI does not publish a fixed shot price for the title. A higher stake raises what every multiplier on the board is worth in absolute terms, without changing which target a shot is aimed at. Setting the stake is the only cost decision in the entire round; everything after it is aim and timing.

Step 2 — Read the Target Multipliers

Every fish and boss on the Royal Fishing JILI board carries its own multiplier, visible before you fire at it. A small target’s multiplier is lower than a boss target’s, and a boss typically needs several hits before it pays at all. JILI has not published the hit-probability behind any single target, so the multiplier shown is the only number available to weigh before firing. Reading the board before firing is what turns random shooting into a chosen target.

Step 3 — Fire and Settle the Catch

Firing at a target spends the stake set in step one immediately, whether or not the shot connects. A hit settles the catch and pays the target’s own multiplier against that stake; a miss settles for nothing and costs exactly the stake, no more. Jili168’s list of every JILI fishing games title covers how this same three-step loop plays out differently across JILI’s other five titles. The next shot restarts the loop from step one, at whatever stake you have set.

Royal Fishing JILI’s Published Figures

Field	Royal Fishing JILI
RTP	Not published
Maximum multiplier	Not published
Shot cost	Set by you, via the stake selector

JILI publishes no RTP and no maximum multiplier for Royal Fishing, the same gap that sits across all six titles the arcade fishing game pillar covers. Open the game’s own info screen inside Jili168’s lobby for whatever figures the studio does list on this specific title.

Is Royal Fishing Skill Based

Problem: Aiming at a target by hand looks like it should change the odds behind that shot. Fix: Treat aim as choosing which multiplier you are shooting at, not as changing the hit probability behind that choice — the probability is fixed by JILI’s own maths, the same way it is fixed on a slot’s paytable. The fishing game slot comparison page sets out how that fixed-probability structure compares with a reel slot’s.