C666 Fishing Cost and Capture States

Divide shots by price

Suppose an illustrative screen charges two credits per shot for five shots, then four credits per shot for three more. The first group costs ten credits and the second twelve, making 22 total. Multiplying all eight shots by four would wrongly report 32 credits because the earlier five shots were cheaper.

If the game credits nine during the sequence and nothing else changes, the balance is 13 credits below its opening value: nine returned minus 22 spent. A nine-credit award is not a nine-credit session gain. These numbers are hypothetical, not C666 or Monkey King Fishing prices.

Contact, capture and credit

A projectile may visibly touch a target without the game recording a capture. A captured target may trigger an animation before the final credit is shown. Use the outcome record and balance change to distinguish these events. The timing matters when several shots are in flight at once.

FA CHAI Gaming's Monkey King Fishing page names a Monkey King target and Dragon Ball Battle feature. That supplier description identifies design elements, not a universal hit rate or award schedule. A feature title cannot tell you how many paid shots preceded its result.

Compare a feature with the whole sequence

A feature may interrupt ordinary firing or add a separate result step. Before counting it as a gain, include every shot fired before, during and after it, plus any separate paid action required by the active version. If the feature costs nothing extra, the earlier paid shots still remain in the ledger.

A slot spin or live-table hand instead has its own round boundary; a racing result has an event boundary. Keep their stakes in separate records rather than treating all game screens as one fishing sequence.

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