MNL168 JDB Fishing vs Fa Chai Fishing — Studio Notes
JDB names Dragon Fishing among its own titles and does not publish RTP; Fa Chai groups its fishing catalogue under a broader 3D fishing games specialism and does publish RTP.
- MNL168 Fishing Game Demo
- A fishing game demo shows you cannon cost, bet levels and target values with play money, so you can learn the controls; it never shows real payout pressure, a real cashier flow, or how you'd actually react with your own stake on the line.
- MNL168 Paano Maglaro ng Fishing Game
- Paano maglaro ng fishing game: pumili ng cannon at bet level, buksan ang info screen para makita ang target values, mag-set ng budget bago pumindot ng fire, at subukan muna sa demo kung available.
JDB fishing and Fa Chai fishing sit in the same shooter-arcade category this site covers, and their public records differ in one important way: what each studio actually publishes about its own catalogue.
JDB Fishing: Titles and PAGCOR EGLD Record
JDB’s own notable-titles list names three games: Piggy Gold, Dragon Fishing and Dragon of Demons. Dragon Fishing is the one that puts JDB directly in this category. JDB is recorded on PAGCOR’s Electronic Gaming Licensing Department content-approval list, which covers game content rather than an operator licence.
JDB does not publish an RTP figure for any title on its own site, and its headquarters, founding year and full catalogue size are not disclosed anywhere JDB itself controls. That absence is stated here as data, not filled in with a number from an aggregator. For the studio’s full profile, see JDB Gaming’s own certification record.
Fa Chai Fishing: Catalogue and Licensing Notes
Fa Chai’s specialisms list names slots, 3D fishing games, arcade games and table games — a category, not a single named title the way JDB’s Dragon Fishing is. Founded in 2019, Fa Chai carries a PAGCOR EGLD content-approval entry, the same record type JDB holds.
Unlike JDB, Fa Chai’s own games listing does publish an RTP figure directly, which makes it the easiest of this site’s five studios to check on that point. See Fa Chai Gaming’s published RTP policy for the full record, including its separate operator-side Curacao licence status.
What JDB and Fa Chai Publish About RTP
| Studio | Publishes RTP | Notable fishing title | PAGCOR EGLD |
|---|---|---|---|
| JDB Gaming | No | Dragon Fishing | Yes (content approval) |
| FA CHAI Gaming | Yes | Not individually named | Yes (content approval) |
| JILI (Mega Fishing) | No | Mega Fishing | — |
FA CHAI is the outlier of the three: it’s the only one that states an RTP figure on its own catalogue rather than leaving the field blank.
Cannon and Multiplier Rules: What’s Actually Published
Problem: A player comparing JDB’s and Fa Chai’s fishing games wants to know whether one studio’s cannon costs less per shot, or pays a bigger multiplier on the same target, before choosing between them.
Fix: Neither studio’s own site publishes that level of detail for its fishing catalogue, so this page states what’s actually confirmed — the titles, the licensing record, the RTP policy — rather than estimating a number neither JDB nor Fa Chai has printed. Where a title’s info screen inside an operator’s lobby does show its own cannon cost and paytable, that screen is the only reliable source for it.
JDB and Fa Chai Against JILI’s Mega Fishing
The one title on this site with full published mechanic data is JILI’s Mega Fishing: a 950x maximum win, zero paylines, and the octopus wheel as its named bonus event. JDB and Fa Chai’s fishing titles run on the same category of mechanic — a stake per shot rather than per spin — but without a comparable published figure from either studio to set beside JILI’s 950x.
That gap is exactly why this page compares licensing and catalogue facts rather than inventing a head-to-head paytable. For the broader question of what “ice fishing game” even refers to before you compare any of these three studios, start on the ice fishing game pillar page.
FAQ
What fishing titles does JDB list?
JDB's own notable-titles list names Dragon Fishing alongside Piggy Gold and Dragon of Demons. Its site does not publish a cannon-cost or multiplier table for any of them.
Does Fa Chai make fishing games?
Fa Chai's own specialisms list names 3D fishing games as a category, though its notable-titles list (Coin Dozer) doesn't name one individually. Its games listing does publish an RTP figure, unlike JDB.
Do JDB and Fa Chai hold a PAGCOR licence?
Both are recorded on PAGCOR's Electronic Gaming Licensing Department content-approval list. That covers the game content itself, not an operator licence — it says nothing about which casino carries either studio's titles.
How do JDB and Fa Chai's cannon and multiplier rules compare with JILI's Mega Fishing?
None of the three studios publish a cannon-cost or multiplier table on their own sites for direct comparison. Mega Fishing is the one title this site has full mechanic data on: JILI lists a 950x maximum win and no RTP figure, with the octopus wheel as its named bonus event.