How the ikan 138 Fishing Arcade Mechanic Works
Fishing Arcade games at ikan 138 use a cannon-and-target format. The screen displays an underwater scene with sea creatures moving in patterns. The member controls a cannon at the base of the screen and fires at these targets. Each creature has a point value — smaller fish carry lower values, while larger or rarer sea creatures carry higher ones. The cannon fires one shot per click or tap, and each shot consumes a fixed wager amount set before the round begins.
Target capture is not guaranteed by a single shot. Larger targets may require multiple shots before they register as caught. The number of shots needed depends on the creature type, and each game variant specifies its creature tiers within the in-game interface. At ikan 138, we display the point value and approximate difficulty of each target type in a reference panel accessible from the game screen before any wagering begins.
Cannon Power and Wager Settings
Before a Fishing Arcade session begins, members select a cannon power level. A higher power level costs more per shot but increases the chance of capturing larger targets in fewer shots. A lower power level costs less but may require more shots to capture the same target. This setting is the main control members have over how their session balance moves during play.
We do not allow cannon power to be changed mid-shot. The setting applied at the start of a sequence stays active until the member pauses and adjusts it. This means session planning — deciding how much to spend per shot — happens before gameplay, not during. Members who are new to Fishing Arcade at ikan 138 should review the power-to-cost relationship in the settings panel before their first session to avoid unexpected balance consumption.
Set your cannon power before the session starts
Cannon power determines cost per shot and affects how quickly your session balance moves. We recommend reviewing the power-cost table in the game settings panel before firing your first shot.
Special Targets and Bonus Mechanics
Fishing Arcade titles at ikan 138 include special target types that appear at intervals. These may be larger sea bosses, golden fish variants, or multiplier creatures that carry a higher point multiplier than standard targets. Boss targets typically require sustained shooting from multiple players when the game supports a shared room format. In shared-room variants, several members can fire at the same boss target simultaneously, and the member who lands the final shot receives the full point award for that capture.
Multiplier creatures are not scheduled — they appear based on the game engine's internal cycle. Their arrival is not predictable from round to round. Members should not expect a multiplier creature to appear after a fixed number of shots. At ikan 138, we do not publish estimated appearance rates for special targets because those figures vary between game titles and between sessions.
Fishing Arcade at ikan 138 rewards session planning over impulse — the cannon power setting you choose before starting shapes the entire rhythm of your play.
How Fishing Arcade Fits Alongside Live Tables
At ikan 138, Fishing Arcade and our live-dealer tables share the same account and wallet. Members who follow Liga 1 fixtures or watch Piala AFF rounds in our sports section often switch to Fishing Arcade during match intervals. The transition is direct — the same balance covers both categories, and no separate opt-in is required. Our live blackjack, roulette, and baccarat tables remain accessible from the main navigation while a Fishing Arcade session is open.
The pace of Fishing Arcade differs from live-dealer play. Live tables follow a dealer-paced round structure with defined betting windows. Fishing Arcade is self-directed — the member controls when to shoot, when to pause, and when to exit. There is no round clock or dealer call to follow. This makes Fishing Arcade a lower-pressure option for members who prefer to move at their own speed between the more structured live-table categories at ikan 138.
Deposits, Withdrawals, and Account Verification
Funding a session at ikan 138 follows the same process regardless of which game category a member chooses. Members select a payment method from the cashier screen — DANA, e-wallet, mobile banking, local payment, online payment, e-wallet, or a bank virtual account through mobile banking, local payment, online payment, or e-wallet. The cashier generates a transfer reference, and the member completes the transfer through their own application. Balance updates once the payment provider confirms the transaction. Processing windows vary; our cashier screen shows the expected review period for each method at the time of the request.
Withdrawal requests at ikan 138 pass through an account-verification review before any funds are released. This review checks that the registered identity documents match the name on the account and the payment method. Members who complete KYC — Know Your Customer — verification at registration encounter fewer delays at the withdrawal stage. KYC requires a government-issued identity document and a recent proof of address.
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Register and complete KYCStep 1
Submit a government-issued ID and proof of address during registration. Completing this step early reduces withdrawal delays later.
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Deposit via your preferred methodStep 2
Choose from mobile banking, local payment, online payment, e-wallet, mobile banking, or bank virtual accounts. The cashier shows the current processing window for each option.
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Open Fishing Arcade and set cannon powerStep 3
Navigate to the Fishing Arcade section, select a title, and review the cannon power settings before your first shot.
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Request withdrawal through the cashierStep 4
Submit a withdrawal to your registered payment method. Our team reviews the request against your KYC record before releasing funds.
Account Security for Fishing Arcade Members
Account security at ikan 138 applies to all game categories, including Fishing Arcade. We encourage members to activate two-factor authentication (2FA) on their accounts. With 2FA active, any login from an unrecognised device triggers a one-time code sent to the member's registered contact method. This step protects the account if a password is ever exposed.
Password reset follows a verification chain. The member requests a reset, confirms ownership through their registered contact, and receives a link to set a new password. We do not reset passwords through live chat alone — the verification sequence is mandatory. Members in Jakarta who are Idul Adha season or Nyepi holiday periods should note that our account support operates on a standard business schedule; non-urgent security queries are handled in the order received.
Our data handling practices cover session logs, transaction records, and identity documents submitted during KYC. We retain these for the period required by our operational standards and do not share them with third parties outside of payment processing and verification requirements. The full detail is in our privacy policy