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Da Ma Cai - FAQ

Who is eligible to buy Da Ma Cai games?
To purchase Da Ma Cai games, you must be at least 21 years old and non-Muslim.

Where can I buy Da Ma Cai games?
You can place your bets at Da Ma Cai outlets or through the dmcGO App.

What is the purchase limit for 1+3D, Super 1+3D, 3D, and 3+3D Bonus games?
You can purchase as much as you wish for these games, subject to the sales limit set.

Are there any purchase limits for 1+3D Jackpot and 3D Jackpot games?
There are no sales limits for the 1+3D Jackpot and 3D Jackpot games, so you can buy as much as you like.

When are the Damacai results draws conducted?
Da Ma Cai results draws occur every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Special draws are held on Tuesdays, as specified by the Ministry of Finance.

Can I buy Da Ma Cai games in advance?
Yes, you can purchase tickets for up to six draws in advance, including the current draw and five future draws.

How do I claim my prize winnings?
To claim your prize, present the original winning ticket and your identity card or passport on the next business day after the draw.

About Da Ma Cai

Pan Malaysian Pools Sdn. Bhd. (“PMP”) was incorporated in Malaysia on July 4, 1988, and primarily operates under the Racing (Totalisator Board) Act, 1961, managing the Numbers Forecast Totalisator business.

On August 9, 2011, Jana Pendidikan Malaysia Sdn Bhd (“JPM”) acquired full ownership of PMP. Since this acquisition, all net dividends received by JPM from PMP have been donated to The Community Chest (“TCC”). This transition has redefined PMP from a for-profit entity into a social business, channeling long-term support to TCC for the benefit of the Malaysian community.

TCC, primarily funded by PMP's profits, supports the establishment, development, and enhancement of non-profit schools and learning institutions that lack sufficient government or community funding.

Rather than providing direct cash donations to schools, TCC's volunteers collaborate with school officials and contractors to address urgent infrastructure needs. They work to build, restore, and repair facilities, ensuring that schools are safe and conducive to learning.

Since its inception in 2011, TCC volunteers have been actively involved with Chinese and Tamil vernacular schools, as well as missionary schools across Malaysia. Their efforts include repairing broken roofs and tiles, addressing termite infestations, fixing toilets, and upgrading old buildings. They also contribute to the construction of new facilities such as multi-purpose halls, covered walkways, science labs, libraries, and resource centers.

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