7000 bd Arcade — Complete Guide to Fish Shooting and Cannon Games
Aim the cannon, stay on target, shoot at the right moment — skill makes the difference in arcade games. This guide covers how to play, which level to start at, and which mistakes to avoid.
How Fish Shooting Games Work
The most popular games in the arcade section are fish shooting or shooter-style games, where targets of various sizes move across the screen. Your job is to shoot those targets with a cannon or weapon and collect rewards.
Each shot has a fixed cost — this is called the shot value or bet per bullet. The more powerful the cannon, the more each shot costs, but the reward for hitting a target is also larger. Small fish or common targets give fewer points but are easier to take down. Large fish, sharks, or special boss targets give far more points — but they may require many more shots and there is no guarantee they will be killed.
Bosses or mini-bosses appear at certain spots on the screen. These targets give far more points, but taking them down may require shots from all players at once — especially in a shared room.
Target Types and Points
Every target, from small fish to large bosses, has its own point value and level of durability.
Cannon Level and Shot Cost
The bet per shot increases with the cannon level. Higher levels mean bigger rewards, but costs also rise quickly.
Special Bonus Rounds
In some arcade games, hitting certain targets activates free shots or multipliers that can multiply rewards several times over.
Choosing the Right Cannon Level for Your Budget
Choosing the cannon level is one of the most important decisions in an arcade game. Many players make the mistake of starting at the highest level right away and running through their balance within minutes.
A simple rule: divide your total balance into 100 to 150 parts. Say your balance is ৳2,000 — then spending ৳13–৳20 per shot is reasonable. This gives you enough shots to try different targets and stay active throughout the session.
At a low cannon level it is harder to take down big bosses, but small and medium targets bring in steady points. At a higher level, bosses and large targets go down faster, but your balance drops just as fast. Starting at a medium cannon level and learning target and reward patterns is generally the smarter move.
- Set your cannon level in line with your balance — do not jump to a higher level out of greed.
- Avoid switching cannon levels too often in a single session — staying consistent gives you time to understand target movement.
- When a boss appears, you can raise the level temporarily, but return to your previous level afterwards.
- After winning a large reward, move up gradually rather than jumping straight to the highest cannon level.
Spend a few minutes at the lowest cannon level when you start. Understanding how fast targets move, where bosses appear, and which parts of the screen have the most targets will make all your later decisions much better.
Solo Room vs Shared Room
Solo Room
In a solo or private room, only you are playing. All targets are yours — nobody can "steal" your fish. If you kill the boss, the full reward is yours. However, taking down a large boss requires more shots and you bear all the costs yourself. Solo rooms are better for new players — you have time to understand the game's pace and target patterns.
Shared Room
A shared room has multiple players at the same time. Boss targets can be taken down faster together, but the player who fires the last shot gets the largest share of the reward. The advantage is that large targets go down quickly; the disadvantage is more competition, and sometimes you may fire shots without earning any points. Shared rooms are better suited for experienced players.
Which room you choose depends on your experience and approach. Players who are new to arcade games coming from slots are better off starting with a solo room — because slots involve no strategy, but shooting games do.
Aiming and Timing Strategies
Shooting randomly in a fish shooting game is the same as wasting money. Every shot is a bet, so it is worth thinking about where to shoot.
Shoot from an angle: Instead of shooting straight at the center of the screen, shooting from an angle lets the bullet bounce off the wall and come back, giving a chance to hit multiple targets with a single shot.
Follow the target's path: Fish and other targets do not move in a straight line — they curve. Placing your shot slightly ahead along the target's path increases the chance of a hit.
Be ready before the boss arrives: In many games, a signal or flash appears just before a boss shows up. At that point, raise the cannon level slightly, and as soon as the boss enters the screen, start firing intensely.
Watch for dense groups: Shooting toward the part of the screen where many targets appear together is more effective. A blast or wide shot can cover multiple targets at once.
Mistakes to Avoid
Draining your balance too fast at a high cannon level
Firing continuously at the highest cannon level can empty your balance within minutes. When each shot costs more, the session becomes much shorter.
Shooting randomly in all directions
Firing across the screen without picking a target is wasteful. Choose one target and focus your shots on it.
Moving to a higher cannon level after a loss
Jumping up a level to quickly recover after a loss is the most dangerous mistake. Stay patient and stick to your strategy.
Continuing to shoot at a boss after it is gone
Shooting at a boss that is already dead or has left the screen is a direct waste of money.
Starting without understanding the game rules
Every arcade game has its own reward structure. Before you start, take a moment to look at the game's pay table or instructions.
Making decisions based on emotion
Playing in a state of anger or frustration rarely leads to good results. Take a break and come back with a clear head. Reading responsible gaming provides more guidance on this.
Arcade vs Slots — What Is the Difference
Many people want to know the main difference between arcade games and slot games. Both are popular sections in online casinos, but they are quite different in terms of experience and strategy.
In slots, you simply press the spin button — the result of the reels is determined entirely by a random number generator (RNG). You have no active role. In arcade shooting games, you control the cannon yourself — you choose the target, decide when to shoot, and change the cannon level on your own. Because of this active involvement, many players find arcade games more engaging.
Keep in mind, though, that arcade games also have a calculated reward structure — the house edge holds over the long term. Strategy helps to some extent, but there is no method that guarantees a profit.
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Special Features and Reward Structure of Arcade Games
The games in the arcade section at 7000 bd offer much more beyond simply shooting fish and earning points.
Special weapons and power-ups: In many games, hitting certain targets or firing a set number of shots unlocks special weapons. These weapons cover a much larger area at once or can take down a specific type of target much faster.
Multiplier zones: Multiplier zones occasionally appear in different parts of the screen. Hitting a target inside one of these zones doubles, triples, or further multiplies the reward.
Boss tournament: Some games feature a special boss with a very high reward value. The player who dealt the most damage to that boss gets the large reward, and the others receive smaller rewards based on their contribution.
Free shot bonus: In some arcade games, hitting targets in a specific combination earns a few free shots, where no bet is deducted but rewards can still be won.
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