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Metin2 Jigsaw Puzzle Guide: How to Solve the Fish Chest Jigsaw

DeepCast · 8 October 2026 · 6 min read

Metin2 Jigsaw Puzzle Guide: How to Solve the Fish Chest Jigsaw

The jigsaw from the fish chest is the part of Metin2 fishing most people think is pure luck. It is not: two players drawing the same pieces can differ by 16 versus 33 draws per chest. This guide covers the rules, the reward thresholds and the best strategy, measured over 5,000 simulated games.

Rules and reward thresholds

  • The board is 6×4 = 24 cells. Every click on the chest gives you one of 6 piece types at random.
  • Pieces do not rotate; you must fit them exactly as they arrive.
  • You do not have to place a piece — you can discard it, but the draw still counts.
  • The reward depends on how many draws you need: 10 or fewer = Large chest, 11–24 = Medium, 25+ = Small.

The 6 pieces and which ones are dangerous

The pieces: Corner (3 cells), L (3), Square (4), Vertical bar (3), Z (4) and Single (1). Each arrives with equal probability (1/6). The problem is not the big pieces but the single-cell holes they leave behind: only the Single piece can fill one, and waiting for it costs about 6 draws on average.

Metin2 fish chest jigsaw window with the bot placing pieces
Real in-game frame: the jigsaw window and DeepCast’s next move.

Best strategy: sometimes discarding is right

Intuition says “I paid for this piece, so place it.” Solving every board state shows otherwise: if a placement opens an isolated hole, discarding and losing one draw is cheaper. “Always place” costs 20.8 draws per chest on average; the optimal strategy that discards when needed gets 16.4.

  1. Start from corners and edges; do not leave islands in the middle.
  2. Before each placement ask: does this leave a single cell nothing can fill? If so, discard.
  3. Save Square and Z for 2-row empty strips; the vertical bar for 3-cell column gaps.
  4. In the last cells wait for the Single piece; do not ruin the board with random patches.

Benchmark: four strategies over 5,000 games

StrategyAvg. drawsLargeMediumSmall
First fit32.81.3%30.3%68.4%
Heuristic25.34.7%51.8%43.5%
2-move lookahead23.56.3%55.3%38.4%
Exact table (DeepCast)16.412.7%77.8%9.6%

The gap is huge: a naive player closes two thirds of chests as Small, while optimal play drops that below 10% and ends 90% of games with a Medium or Large chest.

Solving the jigsaw automatically

The DeepCast Metin2 fishing bot solves all 16.7 million states of the 6×4 board in advance, reads the board from the screen, identifies the piece in hand and checks the ghost lands on the right cells before clicking. Watch it decide live in the jigsaw demo.

Short version: start from corners, never make a placement that leaves a single-cell hole, discard when needed. These three rules alone take you from the 30s down to the 20s.

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Frequently asked questions

How many draws do you need for a Large chest in the Metin2 jigsaw?
Fill the board in 10 draws or fewer for a Large chest, 11–24 for Medium and 25 or more for Small.
Is it ever right to discard a piece?
Yes. If every placement leaves a single-cell hole, discarding is cheaper on average. That is how the optimal strategy finishes in 16.4 draws instead of 20.8.
Can pieces be rotated?
No. Pieces are placed as they arrive, which is why planning which gap fits which piece matters.

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