TK999 fishing game: getting to know it day by day in your first week

Searching for "TK999 fishing game", many people open a game and start firing straight away, and within minutes see their balance has dropped without understanding how. The reason is simple: in a fishing game, every shot costs money. This lesson splits the fishing game into a few short days in the style of our first week. Remember, this is an independent guide site, not the official TK999 site; games run only in the official lobby.

What is a fishing game, and how is it played?

A fishing game (some call it fish shooting) looks like an arcade game. You have a cannon at the bottom of the screen, and fish and sea creatures of different sizes swim through the water. You fire the cannon; when a fish is caught, a prize based on its type is added to your balance. Big or rare creatures usually carry bigger prizes, but they are also harder to catch.

The most important point: every shot has a price, set by the cannon level. Whether the shot hits or misses, and whether the fish is caught or not, the cost is deducted. Popular fishing games like JILI's Jackpot Fishing or Mega Fishing work this way. A general introduction to fishing games is on our fishing page.

When in your first week should you open a fishing game?

In our seven-day plan, the first five days are for the address, account, login, first deposit and setting limits. So finish those before opening a fishing game. After that you can follow this short plan:

1. Day one: just look. Go to the lobby's fishing tab and see which games are there. Open one and, without firing a shot, read its info or rules page: the prize for each fish, and any special weapons.
2. Day two: the smallest room and the lowest level. Play for a few minutes with a small amount you set in advance. Just watch how much the balance moves with each shot.
3. Day three: do the maths. Without playing, write yesterday's starting and ending balance in your notebook. How much you spent in how much time is your real lesson.
4. Day four: decide. If the pace feels too fast, drop fishing games; there's nothing embarrassing about that. If you want to play, write down your daily time and money limits.

Why so slowly? Because a fishing game can feel even faster than a slot. In a slot, one tap is one spin, but in a fishing game, keeping your finger down fires shot after shot every second. Learning the pace of spending in the first few days makes it much easier to keep your limits later.

What does each button on the fishing screen do?

• Room or hall: many fishing games ask you to choose a room first. Each room has a different bet range; new players should start in the lowest room.
• Cannon level and plus-minus: the cost of each shot. Raising the level raises the cost.
• Tap to fire: the cannon fires wherever you tap on the screen.
• Lock or target: pick one fish and the cannon keeps firing at it.
• Auto fire: the cannon fires continuously even if you don't tap.
• Special weapons or skills: some games have weapons such as a laser, drill, bomb or freeze. When they appear and what they do is written on the info page.
• Balance and exit button: usually in a corner. Keep an eye on your balance throughout.

How should you choose the cannon level?

The simple rule: the higher the level, the more each shot costs. If you catch a fish, the prize usually grows with the level too, but when you miss, the cost goes at that rate as well. If you're new, stay at the lowest level.

A familiar trap is suddenly raising the level when a big fish or "boss" appears. In the excitement many people forget to lower it again, and spending runs several times faster. When you change the level, note it straight away or decide when you'll lower it again. No weapon or technique makes a catch certain.

One more thing to notice: in many fishing games you can see other players' cannons in the same room, firing at the same fish. When someone catches a big one, it can feel like "a few more shots and I'll get it too". That comparison is where spending climbs the most. What happens on someone else's screen doesn't change the result of your next shot; stay within the level and time you set.

Is it fine to leave auto fire on?

Auto fire rests your hand but hides your spending. Even if you look away, the cannon keeps firing. Keep auto fire off in your first week. If you use it later, set a timer on your phone and decide in advance the balance at which you'll stop.

More ways to keep limits are on the responsible play page. Stay away from people selling fishing game "hacks", "mod APKs" or "winning tricks"; these files can steal data from your phone. How to spot them is in the fake site lesson.

Open the lobby fishing tab

Fishing game questions and answers

This is not the official TK999 site, only an unofficial learning guide. Fishing games offer no sure result; don't play with money you'd be hurt to lose. 18+ only.