Fishing Games on the Fish Hunter Tab: What the List Holds

The question: what sits behind the fish lane, how is a fishing table different from a slot, and what does a bonus limited to “Slot and Fish” mean for someone who mostly plays fishing games? The method: each studio card’s entries were pulled from the lobby’s game-list replies without signing in, and the first-deposit promotion was read in full. Nothing was played. The result follows: a count by studio, the mechanics that change a budget, and that bonus condition in plain terms.

What the fishing games list holds, card by card

PH444’s desktop menu labels this lane FISH HUNTER, and the phone menu shortens it to Fish. Because the lobby shows no totals on screen, every count here is taken from the API reply each studio card returns.

Result: one card, KA Gaming, holds just over half of all 223 tables, and the Lucky365 card returned an empty list. A long list is mostly one studio’s variations, so a handful of tables from different studios gives a fair picture of the lane.

How fishing tables differ from slots

Four differences matter more than the theme on the screen:

1. Cost runs per shot, not per spin. Each bullet is charged when it is fired, whether or not it hits.
2. Speed sets spending. Auto-fire turns a ₱2 shot into a steady drain; 150 shots at that sample cost is ₱300.
3. Each fish carries its own multiplier. The help screen lists them, and the large ones take many more shots to bring down.
4. Jackpot layers sit on some tables. Names such as Ocean King Jackpot (JILI) or Cai Shen Fishing JACKPOT (JDB) mark an extra prize with its own rules.

The Slot-and-Fish line in the first-deposit terms

A first-deposit banner on the lobby promises up to ₱257: ₱77 on a ₱200 deposit, ₱177 on ₱500 and ₱257 on ₱1,000. Its printed conditions are a 6x turnover on deposit plus bonus, play limited to SLOT and FISH games, a bank card added first, the promotion ticked on the deposit screen, an account name that matches the GCash name, and one claim per player (a shared IP, card or phone forfeits it). The promotion’s own example works out (₱1,000 + ₱257) × 6 = ₱7,542 in valid bets.

Result for a fishing player: fish bets are among the games that count, while sports or live tables do not. Crash and mines titles are mostly filed under the Slots tab, but whether the promotion treats them as “Slot” is its call, so ask the lobby’s live chat first. Details sit in the bonus terms the lobby prints.

GCash appears on the lobby only in promo and help text, never as a cashier logo, and the circular behind GCash and Maya taking gaming out of their own apps is BSP Memorandum M-2025-029. What that means for a deposit is covered in the deposit and withdrawal routes.

Arcade formats filed outside the fish lane

These five pages test one format each. Apart from fish shooting, none of them lives on the Fish tab: they sit under studio cards such as Spribe, JILI or Gemini in the lobby’s slot games list.

Where the account questions go

No table on this lane opens until you log in at the lobby itself, and ph444.com, the hub you type by hand, hands each visitor on to whichever rotating host comes up.

1. Signing in step by step: the lobby login walkthrough.
2. The sign-up form and its fields: how to register on the lobby.
3. Phone play and the app question: what the lobby’s app page offers.

As for Join 76JL: that sponsored button belongs to 76JL, run apart from this lobby, so no fishing table described above sits behind it.