d71 1 Treasure Boat Fishing — Aim Your Cannon, Catch Big Rewards
A boat, a cannon, and countless targets hiding underwater — that's Treasure Boat Fishing. At d71 1, this game isn't just about luck; the real skill is picking the right target at the right moment.
How a Fishing Shooter Game Works
Treasure Boat Fishing is an arcade-style shooting game where the player controls a cannon and fires at fish, sea creatures, and special boss characters swimming in from different directions on screen. Each shot costs a set amount of your bet — this is called the "shot cost" or cost per shot.
Small fish in the game move fast but give relatively low rewards, and are easier to catch. Larger targets like sharks or octopuses take more shots but give higher multipliers when caught. Boss targets — such as giant dragon fish or boat-sinking monsters — are the hardest to take down but offer the highest rewards.
Cannon level means the power of each shot. A higher cannon level means more of your bet is spent per shot, but your winnings increase in the same proportion. Where a level-1 cannon costs ৳1 per shot, a level-10 cannon costs ৳10 or more per shot.
Many people think of it like slots games — fully automatic — but in a fishing shooter, you decide where to shoot, at what power, and which target gives the best return.
Small Fish
Moves fast, gives low rewards, but is easy to catch. Useful for keeping your balance steady at the start.
Low RiskLarge Sea Creatures
Shark and octopus-type targets take more shots, but the multipliers are decent.
Medium MultiplierMonsters and Dragon Fish
Appears on screen at specific moments. Requires many shots but gives the highest rewards.
Highest RewardTreasure Chest
In some versions, floating treasure chests appear on screen that give a bonus multiplier when caught.
Bonus MultiplierChoose Your Cannon Level Based on Your Budget
Choosing the right cannon level in Treasure Boat Fishing is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Before starting the game, you need to know your session budget — that is, the total amount you're willing to spend.
A simple rule: divide your session budget into at least 50 shots. That way you'll have time to play through the full session without the risk of running out all at once. For example, if you want to keep your session budget to ৳500, your cannon level should cost ৳10 or less per shot.
Many players use a high cannon level to take down bosses quickly — this works well when a boss is on screen. But when there's no boss, spending high-level shots on ordinary fish isn't a good idea, because the multiplier won't match the cost. So adjust your cannon level based on the target — most versions let you change it mid-game.
Solo Room vs Shared Room — Which is Right for You
Play at Your Own Pace
In a solo room, you get all the targets to yourself. From small fish to the boss, everything is yours — no one else fires at the same targets.
This type of room is good for new players — you can learn at your own pace, test different cannon levels, and figure out which targets are worth spending more time on.
Suitable for Beginners Full ControlCompetitive Environment
In a shared room, multiple players play together on the same screen. Several players can fire at the same boss target, and whoever lands the last shot to finish it off wins the full reward.
This suits experienced players more — knowing when to time your shot near a boss target is the key skill here.
For Experienced Players High CompetitionAt d71 1, the d71 1 Casino section has various room options for arcade and fishing games. It's wise to practise in a solo room first.
Aiming and Timing Strategy
Firing randomly in Treasure Boat Fishing is a fast way to drain your balance. Following a few basic strategies can help you get many more shots out of each session:
- Aim at fish near the edges of the screen: Fish moving along the corners or walls of the screen are less mobile, so your shots are more likely to connect.
- Read the fish's path ahead of time: Fire slightly ahead of where the fish is heading, not at its current position — this wastes fewer shots.
- Warm up your cannon before the boss arrives: There's usually a signal when a boss is about to enter the screen. Switch to a higher cannon level at that moment — keeping it high from the start just adds unnecessary cost.
- Read the situation in a shared room: A target that others have already hit many times is close to being finished — you can often get the kill with just a few of your own shots.
- Don't spread shots across small fish: When two or three small fish appear together, focus on one rather than going after all of them — catching one is better than missing several.
- Take breaks: Firing non-stop through a long session reduces your focus. Pause occasionally, watch the target patterns, then start again.
Comparing Target Value
Each target's multiplier is usually shown on screen. Pay attention to which target gives you the best return for the same time and shots spent.
| Target | Shots Required | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| Small Fish | 1–2 shots | Low (fixed) |
| Large Fish | 5–15 shots | Medium |
| Boss | 30+ shots | High |
| Treasure Chest | Variable | Bonus Pool |
Multipliers increase in proportion to cannon level.
The Most Common Mistakes
New players tend to make the same kinds of mistakes repeatedly, most of which are easy to avoid. The biggest one is starting at the highest cannon level right from the beginning:
- Cannon level out of proportion with your budget: Using a cannon far too powerful for your session budget can drain your entire balance in just a few minutes.
- Chasing fast-moving targets: Some fish dart quickly across the whole screen — wasting shots chasing them is generally not worth it.
- Ignoring the boss in a shared room while focusing only on small fish: The boss is approaching but the player doesn't notice and puts all their shots into small targets instead.
- Playing without stopping: When focus drops, your aim suffers. If you're tired or distracted, taking a break is the smarter choice.
- Raising the cannon level further to recover losses: After a few failed shots, jumping to an even higher level out of frustration is a mistake — it only accelerates your losses.
For more advice on responsible play, visit the Responsible Gaming page.
Fishing Shooter vs Slots — What's the Difference
Many people initially think fishing games and slots are the same thing. But the experience and strategy involved are quite different. While d71 1's slots section has reel-based games, a fishing shooter is a completely separate category.
| Feature | Fishing Shooter (Treasure Boat) | Slot Game |
|---|---|---|
| Player Control | Cannon control, target selection, shot timing | Spin button and bet amount only |
| Speed | Real-time — you set the pace yourself | Each spin takes a fixed amount of time |
| Role of Strategy | Strategy matters in choosing targets and cannon level | Each outcome is RNG-based; strategy has little effect |
| Social Element | Multiple players together in a shared room | Usually a solo experience |
| Reward Structure | Rewards scale with shot power | Paylines, ways, and symbol combinations |
| Special Events | Boss waves, treasure chest events | Free spins, bonus rounds, Megaways |
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