Volley
A volley is a continuous burst of shots fired in the same direction while your finger stays on the screen. It is the basic offensive unit in Bingo Fishing and the rate at which your credit balance drops.
Auto-Aim
Auto-aim locks your shots onto the nearest or highest-value target in range. It helps new players, but turning it off gives manual control for boss fish and multiplier chains.
Multiplier
A multiplier boosts the value of every successful shot during a timed wave. Multipliers stack with boss fish bonuses and can lift a short volley into a much larger reward window.
Room Rate
Room rate is the credit cost per shot in the current fishing room. Higher rooms cost more per volley but usually host bigger fish, larger multipliers and more frequent boss events.
Weapon Power
Weapon power determines how much damage each shot inflicts and therefore how fast a target falls. Raising weapon power increases both the credit cost per volley and the size of the potential catch.
Boss Fish
A boss fish is a large target that appears in a timed wave and carries a much higher payout than standard fish. Boss waves are the main jackpot moment of a Bingo Fishing session.
Bingo Call
A bingo call is a random pattern on the in-game card; matching it during a wave triggers an extra reward. Calls overlap with regular volleys, so they are best handled while auto-aim is on.
Credit Per Volley
This is the number of credits consumed each time you fire a volley, equal to room rate multiplied by weapon power. Track this number to keep your session spending predictable.