Setting Your Bet

Click the coin stack button to open the bet menu. You'll see two settings here—SELECT LINES and SELECT BET. The first lets you choose how many win lines you're playing (anywhere from 1 to 10), and the second sets your bet per line. Your total stake is these two multiplied together, and that's what gets deducted from your balance. The range runs from 0.10 to 200.00 in most UK casinos, though the exact options depend on your operator's setup.

One note: while the game technically lets you select fewer lines, the paytable indicates all 10 lines are always active in practice. You're essentially choosing your bet level rather than truly deactivating lines.

Basic Spins

Once your bet's sorted, hit the circular arrow button to spin. The reels will kick off and stop automatically from left to right. If you're impatient, you can click again while they're spinning—the button changes to a fast-forward icon—and they'll stop immediately. This doesn't affect the outcome; the result's determined the moment you press spin.

Autoplay

The circular arrows button (separate from the single spin button) opens autoplay settings. Pick how many spins you want to run automatically, and the game handles the rest. You'll see the remaining count displayed on the button itself.

Here's what stops autoplay: hitting the square stop button yourself, triggering the free spins bonus, or reaching any loss limits you've set. The game won't let you autoplay through the bonus feature—it'll pause so you can watch the fisherman catch prizes manually.

Interface Notes

The right sidebar has a few additional buttons. The refresh icon resets certain settings, though you'll rarely need it during normal play. Everything else—your balance, total bet, and win amounts—displays clearly at the bottom of the screen.

That's genuinely all there is to it. No bonus buy, no gamble feature, no complex modes. Set your stake, spin, and wait for those boat scatters to land.