Shark: birds, beasts and a gold shark worth x99

Shark is the ocean-coloured cousin of the 918Kiss ring games. A frame of animal tiles surrounds the play area, a light runs around them, and the tile it stops on decides who gets paid. Two sharks, one gold and one silver, are the special tiles.

The old page said the gold shark helps you win the jackpot. The panel tells a plainer story: it is the x99 bet.

Reading the bet panel

The first screenshot shows the panel over a blue water background. The top row has four bets:

• A bird group icon at x2
• The gold shark at x99
• The silver shark at x24
• A paw (beast group) at x2

The second row has eight animals: swallow x6, dove x8, peacock x8, eagle x12, lion x12, panda x8, monkey x8 and rabbit x6. Chips are set bottom-left (1000 in this capture), with BAL and BET boxes beside it.

Put simply, the more common a tile is on the ring, the lower its number. The sharks sit in only a few corner tiles, so x99 is paid for rarity.

A result screen

In the second screenshot, the light has landed on a swallow. Four swallows fly across a cloudy sky and a rainbow "X6" fills the middle, which matches the swallow multiplier on the panel. The JACKPOT counter top-left reads 791901 at that moment; it is a display, nothing more.

Tips before a session

• Decide your chip size first. At x1000 chips, spreading bets over several animals adds up quickly.
• The x99 shark bet will lose most rounds. Size it as if it will.
• The history strip under the jackpot shows the last results. It does not predict the next.

If you prefer the same idea with a phoenix, see Phoenix. A similar name, Golden Shark on Joker123, is covered in our Joker123 section; the full 918Kiss list is on the hub.

You'll need an agent-issued ID to play: request a 918Kiss game ID.

18+ only. Online gambling is restricted in Malaysia; set a ringgit cap for the session and stop there. See responsible gaming.