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Fishing Coral Cannon puts you in an underwater shooting arena where every cannon blast targets moving sea creatures worth different prize multipliers. Load up your bet, pick your cannon strength, and watch the rounds play out — your account wallet updates as each target confirms. Available where local law permits for eligible Malaysia accounts.
Fishing Coral Cannon is a sea-themed shooting title where your aim and your cannon selection decide the outcome of each round. Unlike a spinning slot, you control the angle and power of each shot — smaller bets fire lighter cannons, while heavier bets fire the high-damage artillery that takes down the large boss creatures carrying bigger prize pools.
Each session in Fishing Coral Cannon opens with a bet-selection panel where you set how much each cannon shot costs. That bet level determines which cannon tier you fire — the higher the tier, the more damage per shot and the larger the potential prize when a target is eliminated. Targets appear in waves from the sides of the reef screen, moving at different speeds. Boss creatures surface at intervals and absorb significantly more shots before awarding their prize.
Your selected bet per shot determines which cannon fires. A low bet activates a light cannon suited for small fish; stepping the bet up unlocks mid and heavy cannons that deal more damage per hit and can reach the high-prize boss creatures in fewer shots.
Small reef fish fall in one or two shots and pay modest prizes. Mid-tier rays and turtles take more shots but carry higher multipliers. Boss creatures like the giant coral crab appear less often and require sustained fire, but their prize payout is the largest in any given wave.
Switch between manual aim — where you tap or click to fire — and auto-fire mode, which locks the cannon direction and fires continuously. Manual aim gives you precision on moving targets; auto-fire keeps the pace up when a dense cluster of mid-value creatures crosses the screen.
Every confirmed target elimination adds its prize amount directly to your account wallet balance. The running total refreshes in real time at the bottom of the game screen, so you can track your session without leaving the game. Cash out through Touch 'n Go eWallet, DuitNow, or FPX from your account page.
Before you set your cannon bet, it helps to understand the game's basic structure. Fishing Coral Cannon sits in the shooting-game category — not a slot, not a live table — so the mechanics differ from both. Volatility runs medium-to-high: small targets pay out regularly at low amounts, while boss creatures pay rarely but carry the session's largest prizes. The game runs inside the browser on both desktop and mobile without a separate download. Access depends on your region and whether local law permits participation.
Shooting arcade — target-based betting where each shot has a cost and each eliminated creature returns a prize based on its tier. Not a slot and not a live dealer game.
Medium-to-high. Small fish targets create frequent small-prize hits that keep the session moving. Boss creature targets are rare but carry the session's peak prize values.
Runs in a standard mobile or desktop browser. Portrait and landscape both supported. No separate app download required to access the game through your wg777 account.
Available to eligible Malaysia accounts where local law permits. Check your account dashboard for current availability status and any region-specific conditions that apply.
On a phone held in portrait mode, the reef arena fills the full screen width and the cannon fires from the bottom edge — your thumb lands naturally on the tap-to-fire zone without stretching. The bet selector sits in a compact strip just above the cannon so you can adjust mid-wave without taking your eye off incoming targets. Flipping to landscape widens the arena noticeably, which helps when tracking fast-moving boss creatures across the full reef background. The creature health bars scale down cleanly on smaller screens, staying readable without crowding the action.
If a round in Fishing Coral Cannon behaves unexpectedly — a target disappears without crediting a prize, the cannon freezes mid-wave, or a session disconnects before your balance updates — the steps below point you to the fastest resolution path. Keep your session ID from the game screen handy before reaching out; it helps the support team locate the round in question without a long back-and-forth.
Open the chat icon from the main menu while logged in. Describe the round issue and paste your session ID. The live chat team can check whether the prize was credited or if the round needs a manual review. Available through your account page.
Check your wallet transaction history in the account dashboard immediately after any disputed round. Fishing Coral Cannon credits prizes in real time — if the amount appears in your history, the round settled correctly. If it is missing, that record is your evidence when contacting support.
For issues that need a written record — such as a session that disconnected before the final wave resolved — email support from the address registered to your account. Include the game name, date, approximate time, and session ID so the team can pull the round data directly.
Fishing Coral Cannon operates on a server-side outcome engine, meaning the prize each creature carries is determined before your shot lands — the cannon visual is a representation of a result already calculated. This is standard for shooting-game titles in the category. You can verify individual round outcomes through your account's session history, which records each wave, each creature type, and each prize credited.
Each creature's prize value is calculated server-side before your shot registers. The game client renders the result visually. This means the outcome cannot be altered by device speed, network lag, or tap timing on your end.
Every Fishing Coral Cannon round is logged in your account dashboard. You can review which wave you were on, what creature types appeared, and what prize amounts were credited — useful for reconciling your session balance after a long play period.
We show RTP and return figures only where the game provider exposes them inside the game itself. We do not invent or estimate these numbers. If no figure appears in the game interface, none is available from the provider for that title.
Prizes land in your wg777 account wallet and move out through Touch 'n Go eWallet, DuitNow, or FPX — all local Malaysia payment rails you can verify in your own banking or e-wallet app transaction history.
New to shooting-style casino games? These are the terms that come up most often when you are learning how Fishing Coral Cannon works and how your bets and prizes are calculated.
Cannon tier refers to the power level of the weapon you fire, which is set by your bet amount per shot. A higher bet unlocks a more powerful cannon that deals more damage per hit and reaches high-value boss creatures faster.
A boss creature is a large, high-health target that appears less frequently in each wave. It takes more shots to eliminate than standard fish or rays but carries a significantly larger prize multiplier when it finally goes down.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total bets returned as prizes over a large number of rounds. For Fishing Coral Cannon, this figure is displayed only where the provider includes it inside the game interface.
Auto-fire is a game control that locks your cannon direction and fires continuously without needing a tap or click for each shot. It is useful for holding the aim on a slow-moving boss creature while you manage your bet level with the other hand.
A wave is a timed sequence of targets that enters the reef arena from the sides of the screen. Each wave has a mix of small, mid-tier, and occasionally boss creatures moving at different speeds across different paths.
A prize multiplier is the number applied to your cannon's base bet when a target is eliminated. A creature with a 10x multiplier pays ten times your bet per shot when taken down, regardless of how many shots it absorbed during the round.
These are the questions that come up most when you start playing Fishing Coral Cannon or want to understand how the session mechanics connect to your account.
Log in to your wg777 account, open the game lobby, and select Fishing Coral Cannon from the shooting-game category. Set your bet per shot using the selector at the bottom of the screen, then tap or click to fire. Your account wallet needs sufficient balance before the first shot.
Your aim controls which creature you target, and different creatures carry different prize multipliers — so choosing which target to fire at does influence your session results. The prize each creature carries is determined server-side, but which creature you pursue is your decision.
Yes. The bet selector stays accessible during a wave. Stepping up your bet mid-wave switches you to a higher cannon tier immediately, which is useful when a boss creature surfaces unexpectedly and you want to deal more damage per shot before it exits the screen.
Prizes are credited directly to your wg777 account wallet as each creature is eliminated. You can see the running balance update at the bottom of the game screen. From your wallet, you can withdraw through Touch 'n Go eWallet, DuitNow, or FPX, subject to account verification.
If your session disconnects while a wave is active, the round result is recorded server-side and your wallet is updated based on the state at disconnection. Check your account transaction history after reconnecting — the session log will show whether prizes were credited.
Yes. The game runs in a mobile browser without a separate download. Both portrait and landscape orientations are supported. Load your wg777 account in your phone browser, open the game from the lobby, and the controls re-flow automatically for a smaller screen.