Jackpot Fishing Tricks Ranked by Cost Per Shot

Jackpot Fishing tricks differ mostly in what they cost. Base-bet bullets and effect fish are the cheapest, a raised bet and long Eternal Boss fights cost more, and the Torpedo costs the most at 6x your bet.

No trick changes whether a single shot lands a catch. The useful habit is to put a peso price on each trick before you use it.

If you already know the usual Jackpot Fishing tricks, this guide skips the list and prices each one instead. Jackpot Fishing is JILI's aim-and-fire fishing game, which JILI lists as published in September 2019.

Last checked: November 9, 2026 · Sources: the Casino Plus Jackpot Fishing page and JILI's official game page. The in-game paytable is the final word for your account.

Jackpot Fishing cost facts at a glance:

Provider: JILI (published 2019.09)
Base bullet: 1x your bet per shot
Torpedo: 6x your bet per shot
Thunderbolt: charged by a small share of each wager
Eternal Bosses: King Squid and Golden Shark
Jackpot targets: Jackpot Fish and Jackpot Dragon, both linked to the Jackpot Wheel
Cost formula: shots = budget ÷ cost per shot

What Do Jackpot Fishing Tricks Actually Change About Your Spending?
How Do the Common Tricks Rank From Cheapest to Most Expensive?
Which Low-Cost Tricks Keep Each Shot at Your Base Bet?
What Happens to Your Budget When You Raise the Bet for Big Targets?
Why Can Staying on an Eternal Boss Cost More Than You Planned?
What Does the Torpedo's 6x Cost Mean for Each Shot?
How Far Does One ₱300 Budget Go Under Each Trick?
How Do You Set a Shot Budget Before Picking Your Tricks?
What Stands Out When You Price Jackpot Fishing Tricks Side by Side?
Jackpot Fishing Tricks FAQ: What Else Do Players Ask?

What Do Jackpot Fishing Tricks Actually Change About Your Spending?

They change three things: how much each shot costs, how many shots you fire at one target, and which targets you pick. They don't change the outcome of any single shot, which stays random.

In Jackpot Fishing, every bullet is a wager. Using Jackpot Fishing tricks well starts with knowing which of those three levers each one pulls.

Cost is the fairest way to compare them. Your bet is the one number you control, and it decides how long your balance lasts.

How Do the Common Tricks Rank From Cheapest to Most Expensive?

The order runs from base-bet bullets and effect fish, to a raised bet, to sustained fire on an Eternal Boss, and finally the Torpedo. Here's how the common Jackpot Fishing tricks line up:

Trick	Cost Band	Cost Per Shot
Base bullets / effect fish	Low	1x your bet
Raised bet on big targets	Medium	Your higher bet
Long fire on an Eternal Boss	High	Bet × every shot fired
Torpedo	Highest	6x your bet

The bands show how fast each trick spends your balance, not how likely it is to win. The 6x Torpedo cost comes from the Casino Plus game page.

Which Low-Cost Tricks Keep Each Shot at Your Base Bet?

Standard bullets and shots at effect fish both stay at your base bet. They're the baseline for every calculation in this guide.

Effect fish are the cheapest Jackpot Fishing tricks with something extra built in, because their effects add nothing to the price of a shot:

Sea Anemone: creates a vortex that pulls nearby fish together.
Torpedo Crab: launches explosive projectiles across the field.
Thunder Shark: sends chain lightning between nearby fish.

Chasing them still uses shots, though. Each miss costs the same as any other base-bet bullet.

Is the Thunderbolt Really Free?

Not exactly. According to the Casino Plus game page, a small share of each wager feeds the Thunderbolt meter, and once it activates, it targets fish across the screen automatically.

In other words, your earlier shots pay for it. Count it as part of what you've already spent, not as extra value on top.

What Happens to Your Budget When You Raise the Bet for Big Targets?

Raising your bet cuts your shots in direct proportion. Doubling it halves the shots your budget buys, and tripling it leaves you a third.

Raising the bet when a high-value target swims in is among the Jackpot Fishing tricks you'll see in many guides. The two targets players watch most closely carry these values, per the Casino Plus game page:

Jackpot Fish: 66x, 88x or 168x
Jackpot Dragon: 160x, 240x or 320x

Both can trigger the Jackpot Wheel, which can't be triggered every round. These are top published values, not what a catch is likely to return.

JILI also describes high-odds fish as carrying random extra 5x multipliers after capture. A higher bet raises what you stake on these targets, not the certainty of catching them.

Why Can Staying on an Eternal Boss Cost More Than You Planned?

The cost builds one shot at a time, so the total is easy to lose track of. According to the game page, King Squid and Golden Shark can keep awarding rewards while they stay on screen.

That design invites long runs of fire. Your bet looks small, but your real cost is that bet multiplied by every shot you fire.

A simple guard is a shot cap set before the boss appears. At a ₱1 bet, a 30-shot cap limits one boss fight to ₱30, which is 10% of a ₱300 budget.

What Does the Torpedo's 6x Cost Mean for Each Shot?

One Torpedo shot costs the same as six standard shots at the same bet. At ₱1, each Torpedo shot is ₱6; at ₱2, it's ₱12.

The Casino Plus game page says the Torpedo costs six times your normal wager and has much stronger elimination power. The trade-off is more firepower per shot, fewer shots per budget, and a result that's still random.

Combining tricks multiplies the cost. A raised bet plus the Torpedo is the fastest way to spend in Jackpot Fishing, so decide your Torpedo share before a round starts, not when a big target appears.

How Far Does One ₱300 Budget Go Under Each Trick?

With a ₱1 base bet, ₱300 buys 300 standard shots but only 50 Torpedo shots. The table shows where other Jackpot Fishing tricks fall in between.

Plan	Cost Per Shot	Shots From ₱300
Standard bullets	₱1	300
Raised bet	₱2 or ₱3	150 or 100
Torpedo only	₱6	50
Mixed: ₱240 standard + ₱60 Torpedo	₱1 and ₱6	240 + 10 Torpedo

These figures are an illustration, not a recommended bet size. They leave out winnings returned to your balance, so they show the most each plan can spend, not what any of these Jackpot Fishing tricks is likely to return.

How Do You Set a Shot Budget Before Picking Your Tricks?

Work out your total shots first, then decide how many each trick may use. Five steps cover it:

Set a session budget, such as ₱300.
Choose a base bet, such as ₱1.
Divide the budget by the bet to get total shots (300).
Set caps: for example, ₱60 for the Torpedo and 30 shots per boss.
Stop when you reach the budget or your time limit.

Once the budget is set, Jackpot Fishing tricks become choices you can afford rather than reactions to the screen. For target ideas, see our guide to the top tricks for hitting rare fish, and for session habits, read Jackpot Fishing tricks to help you play longer.

You'll find Jackpot Fishing in the Slot Games lobby on Casino Plus, a PAGCOR-licensed platform that carries the game from provider JILI. If you'd rather switch to reels between sessions, you can also try a Fachai Slot pick.

Top up only what fits your plan, using e-wallets or online bank transfers. Real-money play is for players aged 21 and over.

Set time and spending limits, take regular breaks, and never raise your bet to win back losses. If you need a break from all gaming, PAGCOR's Online Self Exclusion Application (OSEA) lets you set one.

Jackpot Fishing Tricks FAQ: What Else Do Players Ask?

Does a Higher Bet Make a Catch More Likely?

No published rule says it does. The raised-bet section above explains what a bigger bet changes and what it leaves to chance.

Does the Torpedo Always Catch Its Target?

No. The game page describes stronger elimination power, not a guaranteed catch, so a Torpedo shot can still miss its payout.

Are There Hacks or Cheats for Jackpot Fishing?

No legitimate hack exists. Outcomes are random on a licensed platform, and apps claiming otherwise put your account and data at risk.

Where Can You Check Each Fish's Value?

Open the in-game paytable or info screen. It shows the values that apply on Casino Plus, so check there rather than relying on outside lists.

Can You Play Jackpot Fishing on Mobile?

Yes. According to the Casino Plus game page, it runs on supported smartphones and tablets, and the same Jackpot Fishing tricks and costs apply on any screen.