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96M 4D and Lottery Games for Malaysian Players

96M 4D runs on the Grand Dragon platform and covers six draws: Magnum 4D, Damacai 1+3D, Sabah 4D (Sabah 88), Singapore 4D, CashSweep 4D and Sandakan 4D (STC 4D). Each one has its own draw result board with the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prize numbers plus the Starters and Consolation rows, so you can check a number for several draws without hopping between pages.

Alongside 4D, our lottery section adds keno and lottery-style games from TC Gaming, QQKeno and Funky Games. This page explains what is on the 96M 4D product, where the results live, how the prize rows are read, and how 4D and keno bets work in general terms.

4D betting at 96M

Checking 4D results at 96M

The 4D product is built around three parts: Draw Result, where the boards for the six draws sit, Payout, where the prize details for the product are set out, and a Tutorial Video section for anyone placing four-digit bets for the first time.

One practical thing worth knowing before you start. Grand Dragon is a separate product wallet, like our other game platforms. New deposits land in your Main Wallet, and you move money from there into the Grand Dragon wallet before you can buy numbers. The transfer screen shows each product wallet with its own balance and its own turnover progress, so play on 4D is tracked separately from anything you do in the casino or on sports. When you are finished, funds go back the other way through the same Transfer screen. If you are still deciding how to fund the account in the first place, the deposit and withdrawal limits cover the bank, e-wallet and crypto options in detail.

The payout table is inside the Grand Dragon product rather than on the open result boards. That is worth a minute of your time before your first bet: read the payout section in the product so you know exactly what each bet type returns there, instead of assuming the structure matches the outlet you normally buy from.

The six 4D draw boards on 96M

DrawFormatOn the 96M board
Magnum 4DFour digits, 0000 to 99991st, 2nd and 3rd Prize, Starters and Consolation for the listed draw date
Damacai 1+3DFour digits with Damacai’s own 1+3D elementPrize rows shown under the 1+3D label
Sabah 4D (Sabah 88)Four digits, 0000 to 9999Listed with its Sabah 88 naming
Singapore 4DFour digits, Singapore drawPrize, Starter and Consolation rows in the same layout
CashSweep 4DFour digits, 0000 to 9999Full prize breakdown for the draw date
Sandakan 4D (STC 4D)Four digits, 0000 to 9999Listed under its STC 4D naming
96M 4D draw result boards for Magnum, Damacai and Sabah

Each operator runs its own draw, which is why the same four digits can win on one board and miss on another. Keeping all six boards in one section mainly saves time: if you buy the same number across two or three draws, you check them in one sitting rather than three.

How to check a 4D number on the result boards

  1. Open 4D from the main menu and go to the Draw Result section.
  2. Pick the draw you bought into, for example Magnum 4D or CashSweep 4D.
  3. Confirm the draw date printed on that board before you compare anything.
  4. Read the top rows first: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prize are single numbers each.
  5. Work down through the Starters and Consolation rows, which hold several numbers each, and match your four digits against them.
  6. If you played a permutation-style bet, remember your digits may appear in a different order to the one you wrote down.

How 4D betting works

This is the general shape of four-digit play across Malaysian and Singaporean draws, useful if you are new to it. What is offered and what it returns on the Grand Dragon product is set in that product’s own payout section.

Picking a number and the prize categories

A 4D bet is a selection of one four-digit number from 0000 to 9999. Each draw then produces a set of winning numbers arranged in categories: a 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prize, followed by a longer list of Starter numbers and a longer list again of Consolation numbers. The higher the category your number lands in, the larger the return, which is why the board layout puts the three top prizes at the top and the wider rows underneath.

Big and Small bets

Two classic bet styles exist across the draws. A Big bet spreads your stake across every prize category, including Starters and Consolation, so it hits more often but pays less on the top prize. A Small bet covers only the upper prize tiers: fewer chances to win, more return when the number does come up. Choosing between them is really a choice between frequency and size.

Straight and permutation bets

A straight bet wins only when your digits are drawn in exactly the order you chose. A permutation bet, known in different places as iBox or system play, covers every arrangement of the same four digits, so 1234 also protects 4321, 2143 and the rest. In general, an iBox spreads one stake across all the arrangements, so each arrangement pays proportionally less, while a full system bet stakes every arrangement separately and costs more in total. Either way, it suits a set of digits you trust when the order is the uncertain part.

Damacai and the 1+3D format

In general, Damacai presents its main game as 1+3D rather than plain 4D, pairing the four-digit selection with a three-digit element of the same draw. In practice that means one Damacai number can be read against more than one set of results, and our Damacai board is labelled 1+3D for that reason.

4D terms in short

  • 1st, 2nd, 3rd Prize: the three single winning numbers at the top of a draw.
  • Starters: a wider group of winning numbers below the top three.
  • Consolation: the widest group of paying numbers in a draw.
  • Big: a bet covering all prize categories.
  • Small: a bet covering only the top prize tiers.
  • Straight: digits must be drawn in your exact order.
  • Permutation (iBox, system): every arrangement of your digits is covered.
  • 1+3D: Damacai’s format, pairing a four-digit selection with a three-digit element.

Six draw boards, one account, and a payout section you can read before you commit a single ringgit.

96M lottery and keno games

The lottery section sits next to 4D and holds three providers: TC Gaming, which is tagged Hot, QQKeno and Funky Games. TC Gaming’s tab currently carries one title, SEA Lottery, so treat that section as a single game rather than a full catalogue. QQKeno and Funky Games fill out the keno and lottery-style side.

Keno, in general, works from a pool of numbers, commonly 1 to 80. You pick a set of spots, the game draws its own batch, and the return depends on how many of your picks appear. Picking more spots raises what a full match is worth but makes a full match rarer, which is the same frequency-versus-size trade-off that Big and Small bets present in 4D. Keno rounds typically come round quickly, which makes it a different rhythm from waiting for a scheduled 4D board.

TC Gaming SEA Lottery has its own product wallet, exactly like Grand Dragon, so plan on a transfer from your Main Wallet before you play and a transfer back afterwards.

Rebates on 96M 4D and lottery play

Lottery is one of the product groups included in the 96M daily cash rebate, alongside live casino, sports and selected slot games. The rebate is calculated from your total daily amount wagered up to the 23:59:59 (GMT+8) cut-off, credited to your account the following day, and carries no rollover requirement before withdrawal. You can review what has been credited under History in the Fund menu.

Rebate rates are set by VIP level and by product group, and the published VIP table does not list a separate lottery percentage, so treat lottery as rebate-eligible without assuming a figure from another product row. Anything extra on top of the rebate comes from whatever is running in our current promotions at the time, each offer governed by its own terms.

Before you buy your first numbers

Three small things decide whether your first session goes smoothly:

  • Move funds first. Grand Dragon 4D and TC Gaming SEA Lottery both run on their own product wallets. Money has to be transferred out of the Main Wallet before you can place a bet, and back into it before you can withdraw.
  • Read the payout section in the product. It lives inside Grand Dragon, not on the open result boards, so it is the one page to open before deciding how much to put on a number.
  • Check the draw date on the board. Every board prints the date of the draw it shows. Confirming it takes a second and saves a wrong conclusion about a number.

If four-digit betting is new to you, the Tutorial Video section inside the 4D product is the quickest way to see the flow from picking digits to reading a result.

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