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96M scores 5.0 out of 10 on our Bijak Score and carries a Red flag. Its licence can’t be checked on a public register, and that caps its score at 5.0. Its five checks would give it 5.0 even without the cap.
Keep one thing in mind: 96M’s apps don’t carry its name. On iPhone and Android, the app opens as Where2Makan, which the App Store lists under Food & Drink. See where 96M sits in our full ranking.
Safe to join: 15/100
96M’s homepage says it “operates under Gaming Control Board licensing”, without saying which board, and it gives no licence number. That leaves nothing to check on a public register, so it gets none of the 50 licence points.
Its FAQ gives a registered business address in Sliema, Malta, but no company name, which costs another 20. The terms are readable without logging in.
96M doesn’t say which domain is official, which costs the last 15 points. On 2 Nov 2026 its Malaysian site ran on 96mya.com, the site we link to, while its FAQ still pointed to two other addresses. With no domain notice to go by, check the address bar each time and don’t follow links sent in messages.
A licence from anywhere else wouldn’t make online gambling legal in Malaysia; see our guide to the law.
Easy cash-out: 55/100
96M’s FAQ says a withdrawal takes about 25 minutes to process, plus your bank’s time, and its homepage says most requests complete within 60 minutes. Both are 96M’s own claims (checked 5 Nov 2026).
The FAQ also says 96M will not charge members for deposits or withdrawals. It may ask for photo ID and proof of your bank account before paying.
It loses points for publishing no minimum withdrawal and no withdrawal limit.
Fair bonus: 70/100
96M has five welcome offers, for members who have never joined a 96M promotion. There’s one offer per person, family, household, IP address, email, phone and payment account, and each bonus can only be bet on its stated game type.
| Offer | Minimum deposit | Bonus | Turnover | Bets per RM100 deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sports and e-sports | RM50 | 100% up to RM300 | 12x on deposit + bonus | RM2,400 |
| Live casino | RM50 | 50% up to RM200 | 25x on deposit + bonus | RM3,750 |
| Slots, fast games and fishing | RM50 | 100% up to RM300 | 25x on deposit + bonus | RM5,000 |
| E-sports (188%) | RM100 | 188% up to RM888 | 35x on deposit + bonus | RM10,080 |
| Slots (288%) | RM100 | 288% up to RM2,880 | 35x on deposit + bonus | RM13,580 |
The sports and e-sports offer asks for the least betting. Deposit RM100, get RM100, then bet (RM100 + RM100) x 12 = RM2,400 within 30 days, the same example 96M’s promotion page uses. Esports Bull doesn’t count, and neither do outright, void, tied, cancelled or opposite-side bets.
The two 35x offers ask for far more. The 288% slots offer needs (RM100 + RM288) x 35 = RM13,580 of bets per RM100, and nine slot providers don’t count, including JILI, Joker and Spadegaming. Miss the 30-day deadline on any offer and 96M forfeits your winnings.
No offer states a maximum cashout (a cap on what you can withdraw from bonus winnings), which costs 15 points. Compare these with other casinos’ offers on our bonus page.
Local payments: 70/100
96M takes all four local methods we look for: Touch ’n Go eWallet, DuitNow, online banking and USDT, plus GrabPay and Boost. Its homepage names six FPX banks: Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank, RHB, Hong Leong and AmBank.
96M estimates USDT deposits at 2 to 10 minutes. It publishes no minimum deposit, which costs 30 points, though its welcome offers need RM50 or RM100. Our payments guide compares methods across casinos.
Help: 70/100
96M says live chat is there 24 hours a day, and its contact panel adds Telegram. Its homepage says the 24/7 service runs in Bahasa Malaysia, English and Chinese.
It describes no deposit limits and no self-exclusion, which is where it loses 30 points.
Games and apps
96M lists 36 providers, which we describe but don’t score: 12 live casino studios including Evolution and Dream Gaming, 21 slot providers including Pragmatic Play and JILI, and three sportsbooks. The sportsbooks are 96M Sports, SABA Sports and CMD368, and there’s also 4D, e-sports, fishing, fast games and cockfighting.
You can play in a mobile browser. 96M’s install guide sends iPhone users to an App Store app called Where2Makan, listed under Food & Drink, which then launches 96M. The Android app opens as Where2Makan too.
An app under another name is harder to tell from a fake, so install only from 96M’s own download page, never from a link an agent sends. Our Mega888 safety guide explains how fake apps work.
Red flags to know
- A licence claim you can’t check. “Gaming Control Board licensing”, with no regulator named and no number.
- No company and no official domain. The FAQ gives only a Malta address, and no notice says which domain is current.
- Apps under another name. Both apps show up as Where2Makan, which the App Store lists as a Food & Drink app.
Final call
96M suits sports and e-sports bettors who want a welcome offer at 12x on deposit + bonus and the usual local payment methods. But with a licence claim you can’t check, no named company and apps under a food app’s name, it’s hard to know who you’re dealing with. For casinos whose licences check out, see our me88, BK8 and GOD55 reviews.
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