An example
D2 #13 1234#1#2 — the next 2 draws, Magnum (1) and Toto (3), 1234 with Big RM1 and Small RM2.
Draws: D1 to D4
D1 is the next open draw, D2 the next two, up to D4. A bare D means D1. Each pool counts its own draws.
Pool numbers
| No. | Pool |
|---|---|
| 1 | Magnum |
| 2 | Da Ma Cai |
| 3 | Sports Toto |
| 4 | Singapore |
| 5 | Sabah 88 |
| 7 | Cash Sweep |
| 8 | GD Lotto |
| 9 | 9 Lotto |
Numbers can be chained: #13 is Magnum plus Toto, #12345789 is all eight. 6 is unused.
Stake columns, in order
Each # after the number is one bet type. Leave a column empty to skip it. Stakes are whole ringgit, minimum RM1.
| Digits | # columns in order |
|---|---|
| 4 | Big · Small · 4A · 4B · 4C · 4D · 4E · 4N |
| 3 | 3A · 3B · 3C · 3D · 3E · 3N |
| 2 | 2A · 2B · 2C · 2D · 2E · 2N |
So 1234###1 is RM1 on 4A only.
Asterisks
One asterisk permutes the number (see the permutation guide). Three asterisks make that digit any of 0–9: ***234#1#1 expands to 0234 through 9234 — 10 numbers at Big and Small RM1 each, RM20 in total.
More examples
| Write | Means | Costs |
|---|---|---|
| D #1 8243#1#1 | next Magnum draw, 8243 Big RM1 and Small RM1 | RM2 |
| D #13 8243#1 | next Magnum and Sports Toto draws, 8243 Big RM1 each | RM2 |
| D #1 *8243#1 | 8243 BOX, Big RM1 on each of 24 orders | RM24 |
| D #1 8243###1 | 8243 on 4A only, RM1 | RM1 |
Common mistakes
The # order is fixed: the first is Big, the second Small. Keep the # for any bet you skip, or the amounts shift to other bets.
Pool number 6 is not used.
FAQ
Is D the same as D1?
Yes, both mean the next draw still open.
Can I bet RM0.50?
No, amounts are whole ringgit, RM1 at least.