Spadegaming slots and fishing
Spadegaming Malaysia — Play Spadegaming on TPOWER
Bright slots and busy fishing games from a studio that builds for Asian players, played from your TPOWER account on phone or desktop. Here is how both work, with a close look at what each shot in a fishing game really costs.
What is Spadegaming?
Spadegaming is a game studio that makes its games with Asian players in mind. It builds two kinds of game: slots, and fishing games that put you behind a cannon instead of a set of reels. The fishing side plays so differently from a slot that most of this page is about it.
On TPOWER, Spadegaming opens from the slots section of your account, on the website or in the app. If you enjoy fishing games, JDB makes both kinds too, and JILI suits players who prefer modern cascading slots.
Spadegaming games: slots and fishing
Spadegaming adds new games and retires older ones, so the names below are examples, not a fixed list. The Spadegaming section of the TPOWER lobby always shows what is available today.
- Slots. From simpler games with a handful of lines to video slots with free games and ways to win. Gold Panther is one example from its catalogue. Each title's info screen lists its paylines or ways and its features.
- Fishing games. Fishing God and Fishing War are two Spadegaming fishing games, played on a screen of moving targets rather than reels. Which ones appear on TPOWER depends on the current line-up.
How a fishing game works
A fishing game looks like an arcade shooter, which is exactly why it is easy to misread. Underneath, it is a betting game with a random result on every shot.
Every shot is a bet
Each time you fire, the cost of the shot comes off your balance, hit or miss. Holding the fire button, or switching on auto-fire, places bet after bet as fast as the cannon can shoot.
The cannon level sets the cost per shot
The cannon level, or bet level, decides what each shot costs. A higher level usually looks more powerful, but what really changes is the stake. In most fishing games a target pays a multiple of the shot that caught it, so a higher level raises both what a catch pays and what every miss costs. Unless the rules say otherwise, treat a higher level as a bigger bet, nothing more.
Targets carry different payout values
Small, common targets pay a small multiple of your shot and are caught often. Large, rare targets pay far more, and each shot has a lower chance of catching them; the info screen lists every target's value. This is the fishing version of volatility: small targets keep your balance moving gently, big ones mean longer dry spells between larger catches.
Special targets and weapons
Many fishing games add specials: a boss that crosses the screen now and then, targets that set off a chain reaction when caught, and weapons that change how your shots behave for a while. Read each game's rules first; a special you do not understand is an easy way to overspend.
A big target is never "due"
In most fishing games each shot is settled on its own, at random. Fifty misses on a boss do not make the fifty-first more likely to land, however much the target flashes. If a game does track progress on a target, its rules will say so. Walking away after many shots wastes nothing: that money is spent either way.
Budget per shot, not per minute
A slot spin takes a few seconds; a cannon can fire several shots every second, so time is a poor guide to spending. Turn your budget into shots instead: divide what you are ready to spend by the cost of one shot at your level. A budget of 100 at 0.50 a shot is 200 shots, and on auto-fire those can be gone in about a minute.
- Fire single shots while you learn a game, then decide whether auto-fire suits you.
- Pick a level that gives you a few hundred shots, not a few dozen.
- Watch your balance, not your catch. A screen full of caught fish can still add up to less than the shots cost.
Playing Spadegaming on your phone
Spadegaming games open in your mobile browser once you log in, or in the TPOWER app for Android or iPhone from our download page. Fishing games are usually laid out for a sideways screen, so turn your phone.
Tips: know the game, keep to your budget
Every spin and every shot is random, and no tip changes that.
- Treat RTP as a long-run average. Where a game shows one, it describes a very large number of rounds across all players, not your session. Our guide to RTP and volatility explains more.
- Set a spending limit and a time limit before you start. Deposit and session limits, breaks and self-exclusion are explained on our responsible gaming page.
- Never chase losses. Raising the cannon level to win back what you lost is the quickest way to empty a balance.
Spadegaming questions
Which Spadegaming games can I play on TPOWER?
The Spadegaming section of the TPOWER lobby shows the current line-up. It changes as the studio adds and retires games, so titles such as Gold Panther or Fishing God may be joined or replaced over time.
Does a higher cannon level catch fish more easily?
In most fishing games, no. The level sets what each shot costs and, with it, what a catch pays. The chance of a catch is set by the game’s design, and each game’s info screen explains its rules.
Is a boss target due to be caught after many hits?
No. Unless a game’s rules say it tracks progress, each shot is settled at random, so earlier misses do not make the next shot more likely to land.
How long will my budget last in a fishing game?
Divide your budget by the cost of one shot to see how many shots you have. How long they last depends on how fast you fire: single shots stretch a budget, auto-fire can use it up in minutes.
Can I play Spadegaming on my phone?
Yes. Log in to TPOWER in your mobile browser, or install the TPOWER app for Android or iPhone from the download page, then open Spadegaming from the slots section.