Fire Kirin Load Cut-Off Times

Fish-table sessions can run all night if you let them. A clear last-load time protects your sleep, your accuracy and your players' expectations.

Why a cut-off matters

Mistakes multiply after midnight. Tired agents mistype amounts, miss payments and answer out of order. A fixed last-load time keeps the final hour of your shift as careful as the first.

Choosing the time

Look at your log for the last month. Note when reloads usually thin out. Set your cut-off just after that point, not at the very last request you ever received.

Wording it

Pin a single sentence: "Last reload 1:00 AM, redeem requests until 1:30 AM, back at 4:00 PM." Separating loads from redeems lets players finish and cash out before you leave.

Requests after closing

Reply once with a saved message: "Closed for tonight, you're first in line at 4 PM." Then actually put them first tomorrow. Breaking the rule for one player invites everyone to ask.

Payments sent after cut-off

If someone pays after you close, the payment is safe; the load waits until you open. Make that clear in your pinned rules so nobody panics.

Weekends and holidays

Some agents extend by an hour on Saturdays. If you do, announce it each time rather than letting it become an unspoken expectation.

Tell new players on day one

Include the last-load time in your welcome message. Players who know the rule from the start rarely argue with it, while those who discover it at 1:05 AM often feel it was invented to annoy them.

Related: late-night requests, house rules template and agent night shift.

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