Fishing Time

Bgaming's Fishing Time replaces a traditional reel set with a large betting wheel, asking players to pick which sector the wheel will land on rather than spin for symbol combinations. Sitting alongside the standard number and colour sectors are three special zones named Big Catch, Huge Catch and Mega Catch, and landing the wheel on one of these switches the round into a dedicated fishing sequence.

Once triggered, a fisherman on screen works to land a catch while a multiplier climbs for as long as the sequence keeps going. The longer that reel-in continues, the higher the multiplier gets before the round resolves, so the payout from a Big Catch, Huge Catch or Mega Catch trigger is never fixed - it grows in real time as the animation plays out.

Before each spin, the wheel can also apply random multipliers to individual segments, spanning x2 through to x10. If the wheel then lands on one of the enhanced segments, that multiplier is applied on top of whatever the segment would otherwise pay, giving ordinary betting sectors a chance to return well above their base value on any given spin.

Players are not limited to choosing a single sector per round. An All Bonuses option lets a bet cover Big Catch, Huge Catch and Mega Catch together in one wager, spreading the risk across all three fishing triggers rather than committing to one.

The game runs at a 96% RTP with volatility that can range from low through to high depending on how a session plays out, and the maximum win is capped at 1,000x the stake. Bets start from 0.10 and scale up to 100 per spin, keeping the format accessible across a wide range of stake sizes. Because there are no reels, paylines or free spin rounds in the conventional sense, the entire mathematical model is built around wheel-sector probability, the frequency of hitting one of the three bonus zones, and how far the catch multiplier tends to run once triggered.