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Fish shooting games are a game type where players shoot at fish swimming across the screen, sea horses, and giant sea dragons to collect cash prizes based on their value. It is one of the most popular games among Myanmar players.

Bullet levels and costs

The cost of each bullet level varies. Small bullets can take down regular fish, while large bullets have a higher chance of hitting boss fish. Set a spending limit for each session in advance and stop when that amount runs out.

Boss fish / Special fish

Boss fish in these games are harder to shoot but give bigger rewards. Special fish such as Electric Eel, Dragon, and Jellyfish can give multiplier bonuses when players shoot them together.

Multiplayer rooms

Up to 4 players can join a multiplayer room at the same time, shooting boss fish together and sharing the larger prizes. Note that bullet costs can be higher in multiplayer rooms, so don't forget your session budget.

Shan Koe Mee is a card game widely played in Myanmar, involving a banker and regular players. If you understand the rules, you can join the live dealer tables at 678slop Casino with confidence.

How a round works

How scores are calculated

J, Q, K count as 10 and A counts as 1. Only the last digit of the total of 3 cards matters. For example — if you get 7, 8, 5: 7+8+5 = 20, so the score is 0, which means "rot" (bust/loss). A score of 9 is called "kyaw" and is the highest possible hand.

Special Hands

If players get special hands such as "kyaw" (9 points), "Shan three-of-a-kind" (3 cards of the same suit), or "Shin Ju" (J, Q, K), the payouts can be much larger — depending on the table.

How the dealer role rotates

When the dealer loses, the dealer role passes to the player on the right — and if that player loses, it keeps rotating. Being the dealer can mean higher earnings, but you must pay out all winners at the table, so a sufficient bankroll is required.

The best way to enjoy gambling is to understand your potential costs in advance and play only with an amount that suits that. Setting a session budget is also becoming more common among players in Yangon.

1. Set a playing budget — Decide on a budget from your monthly income that you can afford to spend and that will not change even if you lose. Do not deposit more money in an attempt to recover losses.
2. Divide your budget into sessions — Split your monthly budget by the number of sessions (for example, 4 times) and only take that amount into each session. If your session money runs out, stop playing for the day.
3. 1–5% Per-Bet Rule — Do not bet more than 1–5% of your session bankroll on a single bet. This keeps each session enjoyable for longer and stops your budget from running out quickly.
4. Stop after a winning streak — Once you hit your target profit, follow your plan and stop. The thought of "just one more round" is what usually leads to losing back everything you won.
5. Set a loss limit — If you have lost 50% of your session budget, stop playing for the day. Continuing raises the chance of losing the rest as well.

Keeping a record on your phone (date, session budget, win/loss) helps you review your own habits and make better decisions going forward.