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4D betting at Manu888 covers nine operators, from Magnum to Nine Lotto, and every draw is settled at 7 pm. One ticket costs RM1, and what you win is fixed by the bet type you choose, not by a pool. Big pays on all 23 winning numbers with smaller prizes. Small pays only on the top three, but pays considerably more when it lands.
Below is every payout per RM1 from our 4D lottery screen, what Box, iBox, RV, BH and BT do to your stake, and the six steps from choosing a company to holding a betting receipt. The calculator does the arithmetic before you commit a ringgit.
| Detail | Manu888 |
|---|---|
| Ticket price | RM1 per bet |
| Winning numbers per draw | 23 |
| Draw time | 7 pm |
| Big, 1st prize | RM3,500 per RM1 |
| Small, 1st prize | RM5,000 per RM1 |
| 4A, 1st prize only | RM8,500 per RM1 |
Each operator carries a single-letter code on the bet screen, so you select the draw before you type your number.
| Code | Company | Draw days |
|---|---|---|
| M | Magnum | Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday |
| P | Da Ma Cai | Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday |
| T | Sports Toto | Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday |
| S | Singapore Pools | Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday |
| B | Sabah | Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday |
| K | Sandakan | Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday |
| W | Cash Sweep | Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday |
| H | Grand Dragon Lotto | Daily |
| E | Nine Lotto | Daily |
Magnum, Da Ma Cai and Sports Toto are Malaysia’s long-running 4D operators, and the first seven companies share the same Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday pattern. Grand Dragon Lotto and Nine Lotto draw every evening, so there is always a 7 pm draw to bet into, even midweek. The screen shows a countdown to the next one.
Results follow the official lottery operators. We settle your ticket against their published numbers rather than drawing anything ourselves.
Every company draws 23 winning numbers: one 1st prize, one 2nd, one 3rd, ten Special numbers and ten Consolation numbers. That structure is what separates the bet types. Big reaches all 23 positions, Small only the first three, and the position bets (4A, 4B, 4C and the rest) tie your number to one slot in that list.
One ticket is RM1, and every figure in the tables below is the return on a RM1 stake. Stakes scale straight up. A RM5 Big bet that lands on 1st prize pays 5 x RM3,500, so RM17,500.
| If your number hits | Pays per RM1 | You win |
|---|
Figures from the Manu888 4D payout table, per RM1 stake. With iBox your stake is split across every order of your digits, so each prize is divided by the number of combinations. Bets are final once submitted; your bet slip shows the confirmed payout.
Pick a bet type, enter your stake, and add an iBox size if you are spreading one stake across combinations. The tool multiplies our payout table and shows what each prize position would return, so you can compare a RM10 Big ticket against a RM10 Small ticket before anything is submitted. The bet slip in your account confirms the figure for the ticket you place.
| Prize position | Big | Small |
|---|---|---|
| 1st prize | 3,500 | 5,000 |
| 2nd prize | 1,200 | 2,400 |
| 3rd prize | 600 | 1,200 |
| Special (10 numbers) | 240 | no payout |
| Consolation (10 numbers) | 80 | no payout |
Big is the wider net. Twenty of the 23 winning numbers pay only RM240 or RM80 per RM1, which is why Big spreads its return across many smaller prizes.
Position bets narrow the target and raise the rate:
So 4A triples the Big rate on 1st prize, but it returns nothing if your number lands second. 4F is the middle route: three prize positions covered at RM2,833.33 per RM1.
Partial-number bets cost the same RM1 and pay on fewer digits.
| Bet type | What it covers | Payout per RM1 |
|---|---|---|
| 3ABC | Last 3 digits, any of the top 3 prizes | 280 |
| 3A / 3B / 3C | Last 3 digits on 1st / 2nd / 3rd | 840 |
| 3D / 3E | Last 3 digits on Special / Consolation | 84 |
| 2ABC | Last 2 digits, any of the top 3 prizes | 20 |
| 2A / 2B / 2C | Last 2 digits on 1st / 2nd / 3rd | 60 |
| 2D / 2E | Last 2 digits on Special / Consolation | 6 |
The 5D and 6D formats run on longer numbers and much steeper top ends. A 5D bet pays 16,500 on 1st, then 5,500, 3,300, 550, 33 and 5.50 down the prize positions. A 6D bet pays 110,000 on 1st, then 3,300, 330, 33 and 4.40. Both reward the exact long number and taper quickly below it.
The choice is coverage against rate. For RM1, Big gives you 23 chances at prizes between RM80 and RM3,500. Small gives you three chances at RM1,200, RM2,400 or RM5,000, and nothing on the twenty Special and Consolation numbers.
Put numbers on it. A RM10 Small ticket on 1st prize returns RM50,000 against RM35,000 for the same Big ticket. The same RM10 on a Special number returns RM2,400 on Big and nothing at all on Small.
Neither bet is better arithmetic than the other. They distribute the same RM1 differently, and that is the only real decision behind the two buttons.
Play types change which orders of your digits are covered. They are optional: skip the step and your number is backed exactly as typed.
Box covers every order of your four digits, and each order is a separate RM1 ticket. So 1234 Box buys 24 combinations and costs RM24. Each combination pays the full table rate, so a 1st prize hit still returns RM3,500 on the RM1 that matched.
iBox covers the same combinations for one stake. Instead of multiplying your cost, it divides the payout by the number of combinations. Big 1st prize on a 24-way iBox pays 3,500 divided by 24, so RM145.83 per RM1.
How many combinations you get depends on repeated digits. In general, four different digits produce 24 orders, one repeated pair leaves 12, and numbers with heavier repetition fall to 6 or 4. Fewer combinations means a smaller iBox division, which is why a number like 1123 returns more per RM1 on iBox than 1234 does.
RV is the straight reverse: 6869 RV also covers 9686.
BH is the front pack. The first digit stays put and the other three rotate, so 1234 BH covers 1234, 1243, 1324, 1342, 1423 and 1432.
BT is the back pack. The last digit stays put and the first three rotate, so 1234 BT covers 1234, 1324, 2134, 2314, 3124 and 3214.
Step five is the one to slow down on, because step six cannot be undone.
Choose your company, enter your four digits and check the slip on the Verify screen before confirming.
All bets are final. Once confirmed, a ticket cannot be cancelled or modified, and that applies to a mistyped digit or a wrong company just as much as to a change of mind. A ticket behaves differently from a spin on our slot games and demos, where each round closes on its own. Here, your bet stands until the 7 pm draw settles it.
Keep in mind
A submitted 4D bet is final and cannot be cancelled or changed, so read the company, the number, the play type and the stake on the Verify screen before you confirm.
Settlement follows the official lottery operators’ published results. Where a system issue affects a bet, the platform’s decision is final.
Two limits bear repeating before you choose a bet type. Small pays on the top three prizes only, so a Special or Consolation hit returns nothing on a Small ticket. The single-position bets 4A to 4E each pay on one prize slot, and 4F on three, so a correct number in the wrong position does not pay.
Generate Lucky Number is a random 4-digit picker and nothing more. It does not analyse past results or weight anything in your favour.
4D is a game of chance. In general, every fixed-odds lottery format carries a built-in house margin, no number is ever due, and a digit that has not appeared recently is no more likely to appear tonight. Set what you will spend on a draw before you open the ticket screen, and treat the other game categories in the lobby the same way.