cv66 Monkey King Fishing — Pick Your Cannon, Aim True, and Win Big
Monkey King Fishing is one of cv66's most popular arcade shooting games. Shoot fish, sea creatures, and boss targets at the right moment to rack up points. This page covers advice on choosing cannon levels, the difference between solo and room play, aiming strategies, and a comparison with slots.
How Fishing and Arcade Shooting Games Work
In arcade shooting games like Monkey King Fishing, you control a cannon positioned at the bottom or side of the screen. This is not a spin-based game like slots — you aim and shoot yourself. Each shot deducts a set amount of coins or credits, which depends on the cannon's current power level.
Various sea creatures swim across the screen — small and large fish, crabs, jellyfish, and Monkey King special characters. Small fish die quickly but give fewer points; large fish give more. Boss targets — usually the largest or most distinct characters — give the most points, but may require more shots to defeat.
Monkey King Fishing features special abilities including lightning attacks and explosive shells that can hit multiple targets at once. The game has its own multiplier targets and seasonal boss rounds where rewards can multiply several times over. Using these special weapons at the right moment can maximise your reward from a single large target.
Shot Cost
As the cannon level increases, so does the cost per shot. Playing at a lower level means more shots for your money.
Per ShotTarget Value
Small fish die fast but give fewer points. Large and boss targets give more points but require more shots.
Point ScaleChoose Your Cannon Level Based on Your Budget
Monkey King Fishing has multiple cannon levels — from the lowest to the highest power. The higher the level, the stronger each shot and the fewer shots needed to defeat large targets. At the same time, the credit cost per shot increases significantly.
Say you have a ৳1,000 balance. At a lower cannon level you get far more shots, a better feel for what is happening on screen, and time to build experience. Jumping to a high level drains your balance quickly, especially when no big targets appear and only small fish are swimming by.
Experienced players typically start at a mid-range cannon level. They temporarily raise it when a boss target or special event round appears, then bring it back down. This approach keeps the balance going longer while still leaving room for the biggest rewards.
Solo Play vs Shared Room
Solo Mode
In this mode you have the entire table to yourself. You can shoot at your own pace, focus when a boss appears, and the screen stays uncluttered. Solo mode is ideal for new players — it is easier to get a feel for the game's rhythm.
Good for BeginnersMultiplayer Room
Multiple players share the same table. When several players shoot at the same large fish it goes down faster, but the reward is also shared. Team shooting during boss rounds is quite effective, though if another player targets what you were aiming at first, you may miss the opportunity.
Team StrategyBoth modes are available in Monkey King Fishing at cv66. Those interested in cv66's other casino games can visit the cv66 Casino page — it covers everything from live casino to table games in detail.
Aim Well and Time Your Shots to Boost Your Score
- 01 Shoot into groups: If several small fish are trailing behind a large one, angle your shot so that when the large fish goes down, the smaller ones behind it fall within range too.
- 02 Match the fish's movement: There is a brief moment between firing and the shot reaching its target. For fast-moving fish, aim slightly ahead so the shot and the fish arrive at the same point.
- 03 Recognise the boss signal: Usually the game's lighting changes or a special animation plays just before a boss appears. Save your credits at that moment so you can shoot at full force during the boss round.
- 04 Use special weapons sparingly: Lightning bombs and explosive shells cover many targets at once. Don't waste them on a crowd of small fish — save them for boss rounds or multiplier targets.
- 05 Be patient: Keep track of how many credits you have spent on each boss target. Many players stop just when a boss is close to going down — it is a tough call, but making it with a clear head is better.
Mistakes That Drain Your Balance Quickly
| The Mistake | Why It Hurts | Better Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Starting at the maximum cannon level from the beginning | Each shot costs far more credits, so a run of small fish will wipe out your balance very quickly | Start at a mid-range level and raise it when a boss appears |
| Continuously shooting at small fish | Low points, high credit cost — a poor return ratio | Wait a moment for a large group or boss to appear |
| Using special weapons right at the start | If you have no weapons left at the highest-reward moment, you miss the opportunity | Save them for boss rounds or multiplier events |
| Raising the level in a hurry after a loss | Increasing the level to 'recover losses' and then missing several large fish multiplies the damage | Stay at the same level and make decisions based on what is happening |
| Competing over another player's target in a shared room | Multiple players shooting at the same target splits the reward, reducing individual returns | Pick a separate target in your own corner |
The Difference Between Fishing Games and Slots
Slot Games
In slots you simply place a bet and spin the reels — the outcome is determined entirely automatically. There is no skill or decision-making involved. Rewards are paid when paylines or "ways" match. cv66's Slots section has titles like Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza.
No Skill Involved Automatic OutcomeFishing Games
In a fishing shooter, aiming, timing, and managing the cannon level are all in your hands. Skill, focus, and decisions directly influence the outcome. Keep in mind, however, that a random element is always present in the result of any target.
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Start Playing Monkey King Fishing at cv66
Deposit as little as ৳500 via bKash, Nagad, Rocket, or bank transfer to start playing. Get a 100% bonus on your first deposit — up to ৳15,000, with a wagering requirement of 25x the bonus amount. Example: deposit ৳1,000, receive ৳1,000 bonus, total balance ৳2,000 — wagering requirement ৳25,000. Withdrawals are generally completed within 30 minutes to 3 hours, with a minimum withdrawal of ৳1,000.
Easy Deposit and Withdrawal Methods
You need a balance in your account to play Monkey King Fishing. Deposit methods at cv66 include bKash, Nagad, Rocket, and bank transfer (Dutch-Bangla Bank, Islami Bank, and others). The minimum deposit for all methods is ৳500.
To withdraw, the minimum amount is ৳1,000 and funds typically arrive within 30 minutes to 3 hours. Live chat support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in both Bangla and English for any issues.