By Corc Copland
Ultra Panda has three kinds of games: fish tables, slots, and table games, and each needs a different amount of attention. Fish tables keep you aiming the whole time. Slots run on a single tap, and table games move more slowly with fixed rules.
This guide will show you how Ultra Panda games work and what you’ll see in the lobby. It also helps you choose a game type for your first session on the platform.
Where to find Ultra Panda
You can read about and access Ultra Panda on BitOfGold, one of the distributors that issue Ultra Panda accounts. Once you verify your BitOfGold account, you can pay for your first Ultra Panda order with free play or a deposit. BitOfGold will then email you your Ultra Panda username, password, and a link to the platform.
- Your BitOfGold account holds your verification, deposits, and withdrawals.
- Your Ultra Panda account is only your game login.
- The username and password are both case-sensitive.
- Copy the login details straight from the email to avoid typing errors.
- Keep the email. It holds your username and the platform link.
- BitOfGold support handles password resets.
Phone or computer
Ultra Panda online works in your browser on iPhone, Android, and desktop computers. On your phone, just open the link from your email; there’s no app to install. You can use the same login on any device.
- On iPhone, Safari and Chrome both open the mobile version.
- Ultra Panda is not in the App Store.
- On Android, Chrome or the default browser shows the same lobby as a desktop.
- Bookmark the platform link for quicker access next time.
What’s in the Ultra Panda lobby
The Ultra Panda online lobby brings all three game types together under one login and one coin balance. Fish tables are the main focus, followed by slots, with a smaller section for table games.
Any coins you add to Ultra Panda can be used for fish tables, slots, and table games. These coins stay on Ultra Panda and won’t transfer to other platforms you use with BitOfGold.
- Titles change over time. Check the lobby after you log in for the current list.
- In every format, you choose a coin value before you play.
- The lobby looks the same on a phone and on a computer.
Fish table games
Fish table games are arcade-style shooters. You pick a coin value for each shot, aim your cannon, and fire at fish moving across the screen. Each shot costs the coin value you set, no matter if you hit or miss.
At one coin per shot, 50 shots cost 50 coins. At five coins per shot, the same 50 shots cost 250.
- The screen never stops moving, and you aim the whole time.
- Small fish take fewer shots. Bigger targets take many.
- A lower coin value makes each shot cheaper.
- The game screens are busy, with bright colors and constant motion.
Who fish tables suit
Fish table games suit players who like hands-on play. If you’ve played arcade games before, the controls will feel familiar. Start with the lowest coin value to get used to how the targets move before making changes.
- Learn the targets at the lowest setting first.
- Watch how fast your balance moves during a round.
- Take short breaks. Fish rounds move fast.
Slot games
Slots use spinning reels. You pick a coin value per spin and tap to play, and the game decides each result on its own.
Slots are the easiest to play on your phone. You can pause between spins, and a quick session only takes a few minutes.
- There is no aiming or timing involved.
- Every spin costs the coin value you set.
- Themes vary a lot from one slot to the next.
- Features differ by title. Some have bonus rounds, and some keep things simple.
- Slots are the quickest format to start, with almost nothing to learn.
Reading a slot before you play
Each slot has its own paytable and features. Open the game’s information screen before your first spin. It shows how the symbols pay and what any bonus round does.
- How each symbol pays.
- What triggers a bonus round.
- The coin values that the title allows.
Table games
Table games are the smallest part of the Ultra Panda games library. They follow card-game and table-game rules, and each round is slower than fish tables or slots.
Each title has its own rules screen. Read it before your first round, because the rules differ from game to game.
- Rounds are slower, with time to think between moves.
- They suit players who prefer neither aiming nor reels.
- Each round ends with a clear result before the next one starts.
- They work well on a phone, with little to tap.
Choosing your first category
No category is better than the others. The right choice depends on how much attention you want to give your session. Picking a category works a lot like reading game reviews before you buy a new title.
- You want constant action: try fish table games.
- You want something simple: try slots.
- You want rules and slower rounds: try table games.
- You’re not sure: try one game from each category at the lowest coin value.
Slots and table games are easiest to play on your phone. Fish tables work better on a larger screen, where it’s easier to aim.
A simple first session
Choose one game type for your first session and stick with it. Decide on a coin budget and a time limit before you begin. Use the lowest coin value as you learn how the game works.
- One category.
- A coin budget you’re comfortable losing.
- A time limit.
- The lowest coin value.
Before you sign up
Check these points before you create an account:
- Ultra Panda through BitOfGold may not be available in every state.
- The rules where you live can change. Check them first.
- Open Ultra Panda only from the link in your BitOfGold email.
- Decide your coin budget before the first session.
Ultra Panda is for adults 21 and older, and all games are for entertainment. Results change with every shot, spin, or hand. Set your limits before you play.
This content is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice. AFP editorial staff were not involved in the creation of this content. If you or someone you know is struggling with a gambling problem, a helpline is available at 1-888-532-3500.
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