JILINO1 Bombing Fishing: Pick the Bullet per Layer, Then Chase the Bounty

JILINO1 Bombing Fishing is how the lobby labels a JILI shooter whose own page title is Bombing Fish. It belongs in the Fisher game tab, it is multiplayer, and its hook is a split screen of depth: the fish come in a first and a second layer, and the two bullet types are matched to one layer each. The timeline below shows where a session spends its shots, then where those shots usually go to waste.

JILINO1 Bombing Fishing, from first shot to boss

Minute 0, the level. Pick a level by its multiplier, JILI advises; the levels differ in what each shot is worth. A higher level means a higher stake behind every shot, so the choice sets the pace of the whole session.

Minute 1, the first layer. One bullet type targets the fish on the first layer. Start here at the lowest level to learn how the table moves.

Minute 3, the second layer. Your second bullet is meant for the deeper layer of creatures. JILI calls them elusive, so check which bullet is loaded before aiming there.

Minute 6, the bomb. You can drop a bomb instead of firing, which JILI presents as a spectacle of its own. It still draws on the same balance.

Minute 10 onward, the boss and the crabs. JILI warns that a BOSS can wander through at any point with super jackpots attached, while the Gold Crab rounds pay more the more crabs you net.

Where Bombing Fishing sessions go wrong

Problem: you keep firing at a second-layer fish and nothing falls. Fix: check the loaded bullet. JILI assigns one type to the first layer and the other to the second, so the wrong one spends stakes on a target it was never built for.

Problem: the level you picked empties the balance in a few minutes. Fix: drop a level at the end of the session, not in the middle of it. A level change mid-hunt usually comes from chasing, not from a plan.

Problem: the boss swims in and the bullet price goes up to chase it. Fix: keep the price. The boss arrives at random and leaves at random; nothing on JILI’s page says a bigger bullet captures it sooner.

Problem: a shared screen makes you fire faster to beat other players to a target. Fix: count shots, not seconds. Every shot is charged to your balance alone, however crowded the water gets.

Bombing fishing features as JILI lists them

JILI’s page fills the same fields it uses for every title. These are the Bombing Fish entries, plus the play modes its description names.

Two lines on the page read as marketing rather than rules: JILI says the boss could make you “wealthy overnight” and calls the game an exercise with “massive rewards”. Neither changes the arithmetic. At ₱1 a shot, 300 shots spend ₱300 whatever the boss does, and the 1200x figure is a ceiling, not a typical result.

Next to it in the lobby, the Ocean King table’s jackpot pool asks a bigger bet for a bigger pool, and Dragon Fortune’s scrolling dragon hunt swaps layers for a portrait screen. The full JILINO1 fishing line-up lists every table, the best fishing game by budget ranks them by player type, and a JILINO1 login for returning shooters is where a session starts.