Li Kui Pi Yu 10000 on 918Kiss: Setting a Budget Before You Shoot

Li Kui Pi Yu 10000 is a fish hunter game on 918Kiss (SCR888), listed separately from the standard Li Kui Pi Yu. Beyond that, little is published apart from praise for the graphics. Since the basic rules of fish shooting are covered in our Li Kui Pi Yu review, this page takes a different angle: how to choose between the two and how to plan your credit.

Li Kui Pi Yu or the 10000 version?

Nothing published explains what "10000" stands for. Don't assume it means a bigger prize or a higher-stake room. Open both games and compare what you can actually see:

• the lowest and highest cannon levels available
• the fish chart and what each creature pays
• any special weapons or boss fish the game describes

If one version starts at a higher minimum shot cost, it will burn through a balance faster, whatever the graphics look like.

Working out your cost per minute

Fish games feel cheap because each shot is small, but you fire a lot of them. Before you start, play one minute at your chosen cannon level and note how much your balance moved. Multiply that by how long you plan to play. That figure is your realistic session cost if nothing lands, and it's a better guide than the shot price on its own.

Session rules that help

Pick a cannon level and stay on it instead of raising it after a loss. Chasing a large fish with repeated shots is where most budgets disappear, so give yourself a cap on how much you'll spend on any one target. When your limit is reached, stop. The responsible gaming page has more on setting limits.

When you've set yours, open Li Kui Pi Yu 10000 in 918Kiss, or browse other 918Kiss games.