Duck Shooter

Duck Shooter (BulBul): Target-Hunting, Not Reel-Spinning

Duck Shooter from BulBul sits in the same instant-game family as arcade-style duck hunts like Duck King — an aim-and-fire format built around picking off targets rather than lining up symbols across reels and paylines. The name leaves little to the imagination: players take aim at ducks moving across the screen, with payouts scaling according to which type of duck ends up in the crosshairs, following a format that's carved out a genuine niche of its own on modern casino platforms.

Theme and Presentation

Expect a classic hunting-ground backdrop — open sky, moving targets, and the satisfying visual and audio feedback that makes this genre so quick and moreish to play. BulBul's version leans on the tried-and-tested shooting gallery concept rather than reinventing it, which is no bad thing; this format works precisely because it's instantly understandable, with no paytable study required before you know exactly what you're trying to do.

Understanding the RTP

Duck Shooter carries a confirmed return to player of 96.1%, a genuinely solid figure that clears the 96% mark many players treat as a fairness benchmark. Over the long run, that means roughly £96.10 comes back to players for every £100 wagered, leaving BulBul with a 3.9% edge. It's a strong number for this style of instant game and stacks up well against comparable duck-hunting titles elsewhere on the market.

Volatility and What to Expect

The game carries an official medium volatility rating, sitting between the relaxed, steady-payout feel of a low-volatility shooter and the streakier, boom-or-bust nature of a high-volatility one. In practice, that should mean a reasonably balanced spread of hits — enough regular targets to keep a session feeling active, with the odd standout premium target providing a meaningfully bigger payout without requiring an excessively long dry spell to get there.

Max Win and Betting Range