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Fish Haiba: reading a fish-shooting room with Chinese-only buttons

A fish room on KingKong where every label is in Chinese. A translation of the buttons and the help screen, and the multipliers it lists.

Fish Haiba room with jellyfish, pufferfish and a large armoured sea creature, a crosshair, waiting labels at the empty seats and a cannon set to 10 in the bottom left

Fish Haiba is one of two fish-shooting rooms on KingKong Casino. The name on its help screen is 海霸, roughly "ruler of the sea". Unlike Fish Hunter Monster Awaken, every label here is in Chinese, so this page translates what you see.

The room

The screen is a dark reef full of jellyfish, spiky green pufferfish, clownfish, shrimp and lionfish, with huge armoured creatures sliding across the middle. Around the edges, the seats not in use are marked 等待中, "waiting". Your cannon sits in the bottom left, with a bet of 10 between a minus and a plus button and your credit underneath (9,530 in the picture above).

On the left, a blue button with a lightning emblem reads 来袭, "incoming". It flags a big target on its way in.

Fish Haiba room with gold coins spilling near the player's cannon after a catch and a crosshair on a school of fish
Shot 01 Fish Haiba room with gold coins spilling near the player's cannon after a catch and a crosshair on a school of fish

The buttons on the right

Three buttons run down the right edge:

  • The target icon is 锁定, lock. It locks the cannon onto one fish and fires at it automatically.
  • 菜单 is the menu.
  • 开自动射 means start auto-fire. The cannon keeps shooting until you turn it off.

Auto-fire costs a bet on every shot, whether it hits or not, so the credit box can drop fast with it on.

The help screen

Fish Haiba help screen in Chinese with lock and auto-fire explanations, a cannon with bet buttons, and a grid of fish with multipliers from 2 up to 300 and four specials at 100-500
Shot 02 Fish Haiba help screen in Chinese with lock and auto-fire explanations, a cannon with bet buttons, and a grid of fish with multipliers from 2 up to 300 and four specials at 100-500

The help page, titled 海霸 — 游戏说明 (game instructions), explains the controls and lists what each fish is worth. The line next to the clownfish reads 赢 = 投注 x 倍率, "win = bet × multiplier". The arrows around the cannon point to 更改投注, change bet, and 更换枪炮类型, change cannon type.

The fish grid runs from 2x for the smallest fish up through 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 80, 100 and 150, to 300 for a large armoured turtle. Four special creatures, a giant jellyfish, a crab, a spiny sea monster and a fire dragon, are listed at 100-500.

Fish Haiba room with a large fire-breathing sea monster and a glowing turtle crossing the middle of the screen
Shot 03 Fish Haiba room with a large fire-breathing sea monster and a glowing turtle crossing the middle of the screen

Big targets like the one above carry the highest multipliers, but they also take many shots to bring down. Every shot costs your bet whether it lands or not.

What we don't know

The screens give no return figure and no rules on how hits are decided, so we do not guess. Other KingKong games are in the game list, and the platform page explains accounts and top-ups.

If you want a seat, get a KingKong game ID and keep the cannon at its lowest bet while you learn the room.

Fish games are gambling too: 18+ only, and online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Set a limit on credit before you sit down; the responsible gaming page has more.

Questions from the field

How is a catch paid in Fish Haiba?

The help screen says win equals bet times multiplier. Each fish has a number next to it, from 2 for the smallest up to 300, and four special creatures show 100-500.

What does the Chinese text on the screen mean?

The labels at the empty seats mean waiting. The three buttons on the right are lock target, menu and start auto-fire. The warning on the left means incoming, usually a big creature about to enter.

18+ only. Real-money games; online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Never top up money you need, and stop if it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.

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