Dockside Catch.

How the game works

Ready lasts 6 seconds, then the contest runs for 120 seconds. The clock waits until the first viewer takes a seat.

Viewers type fish or cast to take a seat on the dock. The dock shows the 8 most recent anglers and counts everyone else. A gift from a viewer without a seat gives them one first, shown on screen.

A Rose reels in a pond fish: a minnow, roach, perch or bream, or now and then an old boot, which still counts its weight. A Finger Heart hooks a big fish: a pike, carp or catfish. A GG starts a feeding frenzy where every angler on the dock lands a pond fish. A Galaxy hauls up a legendary fish: a sturgeon, giant catfish or whale shark.

Each catch shows its name and weight and adds to that angler's kilos. The angler with the most kilos when the clock hits 0 wins, and the biggest single fish of the round is named on the card. Level kilos give joint winners. The card lasts 6 seconds, then the next contest starts by itself and everyone keeps their seat.

Gifts during Ready or the result card are banked straight away with a note on screen and land as the next contest starts. One gift means one action. A streak of 5 means 5 catches. Coin value does not change the fish table. Kilos keep growing with compact numbers.