e2 Caishen Fishing — Aim Your Cannon, Catch Big Fish
In this fishing shooting game by JDB, every shot comes down to strategy — picking the right target, knowing when to use each cannon level, and firing at boss fish at the right time. Play it at e2 and learn the details of how it works.
How a Fishing Shooting Game Works
Caishen Fishing is an arcade-style shooting game where fish of various sizes and colours swim around the screen. The player controls a cannon, and a set amount is deducted as a bet for each shot. When a fish is killed, a reward is credited based on its value — less for small fish, more for large and rare ones.
Many fish appear on screen at the same time: ordinary small fish, mid-value colourful fish, and special boss targets that appear from time to time. Boss fish can take more shots but give a much larger reward when killed. How much each shot costs depends on the cannon level — as the level goes up, the shot cost increases, and so does the reward for each fish.
JDB has included specific special features in Caishen Fishing: the Dragon Charge Shot, which releases a powerful blast that can hit multiple nearby fish at once — particularly effective against fish arriving in dense groups. There is also Free-Shot Mode, where shot costs are not deducted for a period of time — using this window well can be quite profitable. The game's background features the golden colours and underwater scenery of the Caishen (god of wealth) theme, giving it a different feel from a typical slot.
Key Features of Caishen Fishing
Different Fish Types and Values
From small ordinary fish to large dragon fish — each has a different reward. Larger fish take more shots to kill but return much more.
Multi-TargetDragon Charge Shot
When the charge is built up, a powerful blast can be released. It hits multiple nearby fish at once, making it especially effective against fish arriving in tight groups.
Special ShotBoss Fish and Big Rewards
Special boss fish appear on screen from time to time. They take many shots, but killing them pays out several times more than ordinary fish.
High-RewardFree-Shot Mode
When certain conditions are met, bets are not deducted per shot for a period of time. During this mode it is wise to focus quickly on large fish or boss targets.
Bonus FeatureReal-Time Score and Rewards
The score updates the moment a fish is killed and the reward is added directly to your balance. You can see exactly how much you have won or lost at any point.
Live UpdateMultiplayer Shared Room
Multiple players can be in the same room at the same time. Everyone can shoot at the same fish — the player who fires the last shot gets the reward.
MultiplayerChoosing a Cannon Level to Match Your Budget
In Caishen Fishing, the cannon level is the main financial control. Each level sets the cost per shot — at lower levels each shot costs less, but the reward for each fish is proportionally smaller as well. At higher levels the shot cost is greater, but killing a large fish or boss can return a much bigger amount.
The advice for new players is to start at a low or mid level. This gives you a chance to understand the game's mechanics — how many shots each fish takes, when bosses appear, what the rhythm of the Dragon Shot feels like — before jumping to a higher level, which can drain your balance quickly.
Set a total budget for your session and choose a cannon level that allows you to fire at least 50–60 shots. If your balance runs out after just 10–15 shots, you never get a feel for the game's rhythm. Setting your budget according to the responsible gaming guidelines makes the session more enjoyable.
- Set your session budget before you start — decide how much you will play with and stick to it from the beginning.
- Do not rush to raise your level — playing longer at a mid level is more effective.
- Do not raise your level after a win — moving to a higher level after a sudden big win carries the risk of losing it quickly.
Solo Play or a Shared Room — Which Is Better
In Caishen Fishing, multiple players can usually play together in one room. Each player has their own cannon and can freely shoot at any fish. The main competition is this — when multiple players shoot the same fish, the one who fires the last shot takes the reward.
The advantage of a shared room is that large boss fish go down faster, since several players' shots land at the same time. However, the reward may end up going to someone else. So in a shared room, it is sometimes more profitable to focus on mid-tier fish instead of pouring too many shots into a boss target that another player might finish off.
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Advantages of Shared Rooms
- Boss fish are taken down faster
- You can learn by watching how others play
- The feel of a live environment
Challenges of Shared Rooms
- Others shoot at the same fish as you
- Missing the last shot means losing the reward
- Heavy competition can drain your budget faster
Aiming and Timing Strategies
In fishing games, picking the right moment matters more than perfect aim. Fish move randomly across the screen, so shooting at a fish midway along its path gives better results. Try to read which direction the fish is heading and adjust your shot accordingly.
- Handle fish arriving in groups — when many fish appear together, use the Dragon Charge Shot; instead of spending single shots on one fish, fire one shot into the middle of the group.
- Focus more on slow-moving fish — large fish that move slowly are easier to target; instead of wasting many shots chasing fast small fish, focus on slower mid-tier ones.
- Hold your charge before a boss appears — using the Dragon Charge Shot the moment a boss target appears deals the most damage.
- Stay on boss targets during Free-Shot Mode — when shots are not costing you anything, skip ordinary fish and focus directly on high-value targets.
- Watch fish near the corners of the screen — many players are busy with fish in the middle; mid-tier fish coming in slowly at the corners are often overlooked.
Keep in Mind
There is no "perfect strategy" in a fishing shooting game that will make you win every time. Each fish's death is determined by a random number generator (RNG) — the number of shots only increases the probability. Budget control is therefore the most important strategy of all.
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Common Mistakes New Players Make
Fishing Games vs Slots — What Is the Difference
In a slot, the player simply presses a button and the result is determined automatically. There is no decision to make on each spin — if the payline matches you win, if not you lose. Caishen Fishing is different: on every shot you choose a target, decide when to use the Dragon Shot, and choose which fish to leave alone.
The key similarity, however, is that both use RNG (random number generator). In slots the reel outcome is random; in a fishing game whether a fish dies is also random. The difference lies in the feeling of active participation the player has.
Caishen Fishing
- Active decision on every shot
- You choose your own target
- Multiplayer rooms are possible
- Dragon Charge Shot strategy
Slot Games
- Automatic spin with one button
- Wins depend on paylines and ways
- Usually played solo
- Bonus rounds and free spin features
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