Mobile / Sports
Fishing Coral Cannon brings one of the most-played shooting games in our lobby straight to your screen — deep-sea targets, layered cannon upgrades, and prize rounds that land directly in your account wallet.
Fishing Coral Cannon is a multiplayer shooting game where you control a cannon mounted at the bottom of the screen, aiming at marine creatures moving across the reef. Each creature carries a different point value, and your bet per shot scales with the cannon power level you choose before firing.
Before each round, pick a cannon tier from the available range shown on screen. Higher tiers increase cost per shot and raise the potential prize multiplier on mid-tier and rare fish targets, so you can match the cannon to how long you plan to play.
Each sea creature carries a displayed point value. Common fish pay small and spawn often; reef sharks, rays and boss creatures appear less frequently and carry multiplied prize values. The current target's value shows on hover or tap before your shot connects.
Certain rare boss targets — the Coral Dragon and the Volcano Crab — trigger a bonus round when caught. These sequences run a separate shooting stage with elevated prize fish, and the amount won is added straight to your wallet when the round closes.
Your active cannon level, cost per shot, and running total stay pinned at the screen edge throughout the session. You do not need to pause the game to check your current spend — the numbers update in real time as each shot fires.
Fishing Coral Cannon is a skill-influenced shooting game rather than a pure slot, so the prize outcome depends partly on target selection and cannon use — not solely on an RNG spin. The game type, device coverage, and access details below reflect what we can verify from the lobby.
Multiplayer fishing shooter — a cannon-and-target format distinct from reel slots. Multiple players share the same reef screen and compete for the same moving targets simultaneously.
Prize rounds cluster around rare boss fish, which means most shots return small amounts and larger returns come less often. The game suits players who prefer longer sessions over chasing one big single outcome.
Fishing Coral Cannon loads on Android and iOS mobile browsers as well as desktop Chrome and Safari. No APK or app-store installation is needed — the game runs in your browser after logging in to the vv99 lobby.
Available to accounts in supported regions where local law permits online gaming. Log in to your vv99 account to confirm whether Fishing Coral Cannon appears in the fishing-game section of the lobby for your region.
On a phone screen, Fishing Coral Cannon shifts into portrait mode with the cannon rail pinned to the bottom third of the display — the fire button and cannon-level selector sit right where your thumbs rest naturally. The reef arena fills the upper two-thirds, keeping moving targets large enough to track without squinting.
If something interrupts a round — a disconnection mid-session, a prize amount that does not match what you saw on screen, or a wallet balance that has not updated after a bonus round closes — our support team can pull the session log and check what was recorded on our end.
The live chat button sits in the bottom corner of the lobby and stays accessible while a Fishing Coral Cannon session is running. Start a chat to report a mid-round disconnect, a prize discrepancy, or a wallet update that appears delayed — the team can check the session log on their end.
Your transaction history inside the account dashboard logs every Fishing Coral Cannon round result with a timestamp and prize amount. Review it first if your wallet balance looks off — it narrows down exactly which session to query when you contact support.
For issues that need a screenshot or a more detailed description — such as a cannon control that stopped responding or a boss round that closed without crediting — use the account help form. Attach the image and note the approximate time of the session so the team can match it to the log.
Fishing Coral Cannon is supplied by a studio in the vv99 game catalogue whose titles run through independently tested random-result systems. The game's outcome logic is not controlled by the platform — the provider's server handles each shot result and returns the credit amount before the screen updates. That separation matters: your wallet receives what the provider's system recorded, not a figure the lobby calculated locally.
Each shot result in Fishing Coral Cannon is processed on the game provider's server. vv99 does not alter the result between the provider's calculation and your wallet credit — the amount added is what the provider's system returns for that shot and target combination.
Every round is time-stamped in your account transaction history. If a prize amount looks wrong after a boss-fish sequence, the log gives you the exact session reference to use when raising a support query — no guesswork about which round is in question.
Fishing Coral Cannon sits inside the vv99 lobby alongside titles from CQ9, Spadegaming, PG Soft, and other studios in our catalogue. Each studio's titles are available directly in the lobby under their respective game categories — what you see in the lobby is what the provider makes available to this platform.
RTP figures for Fishing Coral Cannon are displayed only where the game provider chooses to expose them. We do not publish invented percentages. Open the in-game info panel after loading to see what data the provider makes available for this specific title.
Fishing Coral Cannon is a multiplayer cannon-shooting title where players aim at moving marine targets across a shared reef arena. Each creature carries a point value, and your payout scales with both the cannon tier you select and the rarity of the target you hit.
Quick definitions for the mechanics and account terms that come up most in Fishing Coral Cannon. Each entry covers what the term actually means in the context of this game.
Cannon tier is the power level you select before firing. A higher tier increases the cost per shot and raises the potential prize multiplier when you hit mid-value or rare targets. You change the tier between rounds from the control rail at the bottom of the screen.
RTP — return to player — is the percentage of total wagers a game is designed to return over many rounds. For Fishing Coral Cannon, this figure is shown in the in-game info panel only if the provider publishes it. We do not display invented RTP numbers on this page.
Boss fish are rare, high-value targets — such as the Coral Dragon or Volcano Crab — that appear less frequently than common reef creatures. Hitting one triggers a dedicated bonus round where additional prize fish appear and the amount won is credited straight to your wallet.
A bonus round activates when a boss-fish target is successfully caught. It launches a separate shooting stage with elevated-value targets and runs until a set number of fish are hit or the sequence timer ends. Prizes from the round are added to your account wallet immediately.
Wallet credit is the prize amount added to your vv99 account balance after a successful shot or bonus round. The figure comes directly from the provider's server calculation. You can verify it in the transaction history inside your account dashboard after the round ends.
A multiplayer fishing game puts several players on the same reef screen simultaneously. Each player controls their own cannon and fires independently, but all targets move across a shared arena. Hitting a target first claims its prize — other players on the same table compete for the same creatures in real time.
Answers to the questions that come up most from players trying Fishing Coral Cannon for the first time or returning after a break.
Log in to your vv99 account, go to the game lobby, and select the fishing-game category from the navigation row. Fishing Coral Cannon appears there. If the category is not visible on your screen, use the search field in the lobby and type the game title to go straight to it.
Yes. The cannon-level selector sits in the control rail at the bottom of the screen and is accessible at any point between shots. Switching tiers takes one tap and the new cost per shot updates immediately on the bet slip. You cannot change cannon level while a shot is in flight or during a boss-round sequence.
If your connection drops during a Fishing Coral Cannon session, the round result is still recorded on the provider's server. When you reconnect and return to the game, any prize from the interrupted round should appear in your account transaction history. If it does not, contact live chat with the approximate session time and our team can check the provider log.
When a boss fish is hit, the screen transitions to the bonus-round overlay and the prize sequence runs automatically. At the end, the total prize amount is displayed before the game returns to the main reef. That same amount appears in your transaction history — if the two figures do not match, use the account help form to flag it.
Fishing Coral Cannon runs in a mobile browser on Android and iOS without needing an installation. Open the vv99 lobby in your phone's browser, log in to your account, and load the game from the fishing-game category. The controls reflow to fit portrait and landscape orientations automatically.
Open your account dashboard after logging in to vv99 and go to the transaction history section. Each Fishing Coral Cannon session is listed with a timestamp and the prize amount credited. This is the reference to use if you want to query a specific round result with the support team.