Every casino on CasinoBijak gets a Bijak Score out of 10. It comes from five checks, scored with the same rules for every casino, using only what the casino publishes and what the regulator’s public register shows. No casino can pay for a better score or a higher place.
The five checks
Each check is scored out of 100.
| Check | Weight | What earns points |
|---|---|---|
| Safe to join | 30% | Licence number checks out on the regulator’s public register: 50. Operating company named: 20. Terms readable without logging in: 15. One official domain: 15 (5 if the casino names its domain but runs several; 0 if it names none). |
| Easy cash-out | 25% | Stated withdrawal time of an hour or less: 30 (15 if vague or up to 24 hours). Minimum withdrawal of RM50 or less: 25 (RM51 to RM100: 12). Withdrawal limits published: 20. No withdrawal fees stated: 25. |
| Fair bonus | 20% | Betting needed per RM100 deposit on the easiest welcome offer: RM2,000 or less 50, up to RM3,000 35, up to RM4,000 20, up to RM6,000 10, more 0. Maximum cashout: none 25, not stated 10, capped 0. Clear terms: eligible games 10, time limit 10, what the turnover applies to 5. |
| Local payments | 15% | Touch ’n Go eWallet 20. DuitNow 20. Online banking (FPX) 20. USDT 10. Minimum deposit of RM30 or less: 30 (RM31 to RM50: 15). |
| Help | 10% | 24/7 live chat: 40. English, Malay and Chinese: 10 each. Deposit limits or self-exclusion described: 30. |
How the score adds up
We multiply each check by its weight, add the results and divide by 10, rounded to one decimal place.
For example, me88 scores 90, 55, 55, 70 and 70 on the five checks: 0.30 x 90 + 0.25 x 55 + 0.20 x 55 + 0.15 x 70 + 0.10 x 70 = 69.25, which gives a Bijak Score of 6.9.
Red flags
If a casino’s licence number doesn’t check out on the regulator’s public register, its score can’t go above 5.0 and it gets a Red flag badge. A licence you can’t check is the most important thing to know before you deposit.
A licence from another country never makes online gambling legal in Malaysia. Our guide to the law explains where things stand.
What we don’t score
Games and apps. Most casinos here offer the same big game providers, so the games say little about how your money is handled. Each review still describes the games, the sportsbook and how the app installs.
Where the facts come from
We read each casino’s own pages: its homepage, terms, promotion, banking and help pages, plus the regulator’s public register. We don’t open accounts, deposit or play.
- Every figure carries the date we checked it, and every review lists its sources at the end.
- Anything a casino doesn’t state scores zero for that point, and we say “not stated”.
- When terms can be read two ways, we score the stricter reading.
- Ties go to the higher score before any red-flag cap, then to the higher Safe to join score.
How often we check
We re-check every casino at least once a month; each review shows its “Last checked” date. When a figure changes, we recalculate the score the same week.
Who does the work
Hira Nisar writes our reviews and guides. Lawrence Wong Ming Zhe fact-checks every page against the casinos’ own terms before it goes live. AI tools help with research and first drafts; people check everything before it’s published.
How we make money
Some links on this site may earn us a commission when you sign up. That never changes a Bijak Score: the same rules apply to every casino, whether we earn from it or not. See our affiliate disclosure.