786 bdt Relax Fishing — Aim Your Cannon, Catch Big Fish
It is not just about spinning — every shot here is a test of your skill. Play Relax Fishing at 786 bdt and pull out the rewards hidden in the ocean depths.
Understanding the basic rules of fishing games
Fish shooting games are not sit-back-and-spin games like slots. You need to stay active every moment. Various types of fish and sea creatures move across the screen — from small fish all the way up to huge boss characters.
Each shot deducts a set amount from your balance — that is the "shot cost". The higher the cannon level, the more each shot costs, but the rewards for killing fish increase accordingly. Small fish carry lower value; large fish and special sea creatures carry higher value. Boss fish give the most rewards, but on average take more shots to kill.
In Relax Fishing your cannon sits in a corner or at the bottom of the screen. Rotate it to aim, then press the fire button. When your shot hits and the fish is killed, that fish's set value is added to your balance.
Choose the right cannon level for your budget
Picking a cannon level in Relax Fishing is really the backbone of your session. Many people think a bigger cannon means faster big wins. But the calculation works differently. A high-level cannon spends more on every shot. If your balance is low and you play with a large cannon, a few missed shots can wipe it out.
As a practical guide: divide your total session budget into at least 50 to 80 parts. Each part should equal one shot cost or less. This gives you at least 50–80 shots, and within that window there is a reasonable chance of landing a large fish or a boss if luck is on your side.
The advice for new players is always to start at a low level. Once you understand the game's pace, how fish move, and when certain fish appear on screen, you can gradually raise the level.
| Cannon Level | When it suits |
|---|---|
| Low level | When you are new, running a test session, or want long play time on a small balance |
| Mid level | With a moderate balance, targeting regular to large fish |
| High level | When you have a sufficient balance and experience shooting boss targets |
Solo room or shared room — which should you choose?
Relax Fishing generally offers two types of rooms — a solo room and a shared multiplayer room. In a solo room the whole screen is yours. All the fish are there for you alone and no one else is competing for your targets.
In a shared room multiple players shoot at the same fish at the same time. There is an interesting angle here — the more shots it takes to kill a fish, the more it costs, but if other players are also shooting at that fish it dies faster, and the reward goes to whoever fires the last shot. So in a shared room, if you can finish off a large fish that others have already weakened, you can earn more rewards for fewer shots.
That said, competition is higher in a shared room. The key strategy there is to ignore small fish and focus on large, already-weakened ones.
Aiming and timing strategy
In Relax Fishing it is not just about shooting fast — where, when, and how you shoot is what makes the difference.
Watch the corners of the screen
Shoot just before a fish exits through a corner. Fish tend to slow down at that point, making them easier to hit.
Avoid schools of small fish
Shooting at one lets the rest escape — so it is better not to waste too many shots chasing a group of small fish.
Read boss fish movement
Boss fish generally follow a set path across the screen. After a few sessions you can recognise the pattern and position your cannon in advance.
Use special weapons wisely
Relax Fishing has special attacks and spinning shots available. These cost more than regular shots, so save them for large targets.
Keep a steady rhythm
Firing continuously at full speed sends many shots into empty water. Pausing to aim properly raises your hit rate.
Spot the jackpot fish
Fish with a distinctive colour or glow in Relax Fishing usually carry higher rewards. Prioritise them.
Mistakes that drain your balance
- Picking the highest cannon at the start: Starting a new session with the maximum cannon means a few missed shots can already take a large chunk of your balance. If you do not have much experience, starting at a mid level is the smarter move.
- Wasting too many shots on one fish: If chasing a large fish uses up most of your budget, you lose other opportunities. Set a mental limit on how many shots you will fire at any one fish.
- Moving to a bigger cannon after a win: Raising your cannon level out of excitement after catching a large fish is a common mistake. It is better not to increase the level if you want to protect what you have won.
- Focusing only on small fish: Small fish carry low rewards. Spending a whole session on only small fish means your earnings will be lower than the cost of your shots.
- Raising the level to recover losses: Moving to a bigger cannon quickly to make back losses can increase the damage further. Following the responsible gaming policy and staying within your budget is the best decision.
Fishing games vs slots — what is the difference?
Many people think fishing games and slots are the same thing, but in practice the two are completely different experiences. In slot games you simply place a bet and have no direct influence on the outcome of the spin. What happens, happens.
In a fishing game, your aiming skill, which fish you prioritise, and how patiently you shoot all play a role in the result. It is comparable to an arcade shooting game — you decide when and where to fire.
Fishing games also hold your attention for longer because something is happening every moment. For a different kind of game at 786 bdt, you can check out Super Wheel — it is also fast-paced and runs on a different set of rules.
| Category | Fishing Game | Slots |
|---|---|---|
| Control | Active — you aim | Passive — you watch the spin |
| Movement | Real-time, changes fast | Fixed per spin |
| Cost flexibility | Individual control per shot | Fixed bet per spin |
| Multiple players together | Possible in shared room | Usually solo |
Special features of Relax Fishing
Relax Fishing stands apart from many other fish shooters because of its variety of special boss fish. Alongside regular fish, the game includes sea dragons, giant octopuses, and other mythical sea creatures that pay out many times more than ordinary fish when caught.
The game has a special "Free Thunder" mechanic — after a set number of fish are killed, or when a specific trigger fires, a lightning-strike attack hits the screen and kills several fish at once. Any fish on screen at that moment contribute rewards to your balance.
There are also multiplier fish — catching one of these special fish applies a multiplier to the standard reward. If you catch a 2× or 3× multiplier fish, the rewards from other fish killed at the same time also increase by that factor. So when a multiplier fish appears on screen, it is worth targeting nearby large fish at the same time.
The game has a counter at the bottom of the screen showing how many special events or boss rounds remain. When it fills up, a special stage begins where only high-value fish appear, and successful shots during that time pay out much more.
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