Fishin' Frenzy uses a two-part betting system that's a bit different from modern slots, so let's start there. You'll find the bet button at the bottom right—it's marked with a stack of coins. Tap it to open the bet menu, where you'll see two separate settings: SELECT LINES and SELECT BET.

Here's how it works: first choose how many win lines you want active (anywhere from 1 to 10). Each line you add increases your total stake. Then select your bet per line. Your total bet is simply lines multiplied by bet per line, and that's what gets deducted from your balance each spin. The game shows your total bet clearly before you spin, so you'll always know exactly what you're wagering.

Once your bet's sorted, hit the circular arrow button to spin the reels. They'll stop automatically from left to right. If you're impatient, you can speed things up—during the spin, that circular arrow changes to a fast forward symbol. Press it and the reels stop immediately, showing your result. Doesn't change the outcome, just cuts the wait time.

For autoplay, there's a separate button with two circular arrows forming a loop. Press it to open the autoplay menu where you'll pick how many spins you want (SELECT NUMBER OF PLAYS). The game will run that many spins automatically at your current bet settings. The button displays how many autospins are left as it runs. Important bit: autoplay stops automatically when you trigger free spins, hit any loss limit you've set, or if you press the stop button (the square symbol that appears during autoplay). You can always restart it by hitting the spin button again.

The interface keeps your remaining balance, current bet, and last win visible throughout. Everything updates in real time, so you're never guessing where you stand. It's a straightforward setup once you've configured that initial bet—just remember it's a two-step process with lines and bet per line rather than a single stake selector.