Free credit is the loudest part of 711CUCI’s promotion page, but it is not one big offer. It is a spread of small, specific cards: RM5 for a new account, RM4 on the Free Credit 365 Hari card, RM3 for installing the app, RM10 for a friend share. Many searches spell it free kredit, and it means the same set of cards.
This page lists what each card displays, what its name asks of you, and what the cards do not put on the front: the turnover target and the cash-out cap. It also shows how the RM4 figure sits against the sister brands running the same platform, and why listings elsewhere advertise other numbers.
Seven cards on the promotion page are free in the sense that they do not require a deposit bonus match. Some still need an action from you, such as a RM1 deposit or a friend who signs up. The third column below only restates what the card name itself says, because the full conditions sit inside the claim flow rather than on the card face.
| Card | Value | What it asks of you |
|---|---|---|
| New Register Free | RM5 | A newly registered member account |
| Free Credit 365 Hari | RM4 | The card name ties it to 365 days |
| Download App Free | RM3 | Installing the brand app |
| In RM1 Free Spin | RM5 | The RM1 named on the card |
| E-Wallet RM5 Free | RM5 | Funding through an e-wallet rail |
| Free Share Bonus | RM10 | Sharing with a friend |
| Downline 1st Deposit Free | RM3 | A referred player’s first deposit |
Two of those deserve a closer look. The RM4 Free Credit 365 Hari card is the recurring one, because its name ties it to a year rather than a single claim. The RM3 app card is a one-off tied to the download banner at the top of the lobby, and the lobby, app and cashier are covered in the main brand guide.
The In RM1 Free Spin card is the cheapest entry on the list. The card name pairs RM1, the smallest deposit the balance panel accepts, with RM5; what exactly it requires is set out in the claim flow.
Keep in mind
Free credit in general comes with a turnover target and a cash-out cap. Read the card before you play, because the number printed on the front is the credit you receive, not the amount you can take out.
No card on the page displays a turnover multiple, a maximum withdrawal or an expiry. Those appear once you open the claim flow, so no multiple can be quoted for the RM4 or the RM5 before you see it on your own screen.
What can be said is how this kind of offer generally behaves in Malaysian lobbies. A free credit of RM5 with a turnover target of, say, 5 times means RM25 of wagering before any withdrawal is considered, and a cap of RM50 means anything above that is forfeited rather than paid. Both numbers matter more than the credit itself, because the cap decides the ceiling and the target decides how long you spend reaching it.
Type the three numbers from your card into the calculator below to see what the target comes to in ringgit before you commit to it.
Type the figures from the claim screen of your own card: no brand presets, no stored data. General arithmetic only: whether turnover counts the credit alone or credit plus deposit, and which games count, is set in each card's terms.
One more floor applies regardless of the card. The lobby’s balance panel shows a minimum withdrawal of RM25.00, so a RM4 credit has to grow well past its own value before a payout request is even possible. The full mechanics are on how free credit works across the group.
The promotion page also carries three cards named No Turnover 20%, No Turnover 30% and No Turnover 40%. The name is the claim: a bonus percentage described as carrying no turnover requirement.
Beyond that, nothing is published on the card face. The percentages tell you the size of the match relative to whatever you put in, not the deposit range they apply to or the ceiling on a payout. Open the card in the Bonus tab and read the conditions there, the same way you would with a free credit card.
Nine brands in the group run the same lobby platform, yet the Free Credit 365 card is not the same amount on each one. The figures below are each brand’s own, taken from its own promotion page.
| Brand | Free Credit 365 card value |
|---|---|
| 711CUCI | RM4 |
| SITI88 | RM4 |
| 100CUCI | RM3 |
| PELUANG88 | RM2 |
| MHD8 | RM2 |
| 12CUCI | RM1 (All Slot) |
| 365CUCI | RM1 (All Slot) |
| 88CUCI | Not shown on its promotion page |
The point of the table is not a ranking. A bigger credit with a tighter cap can return less than a smaller one you can clear, and the surrounding cards differ too: 711CUCI pairs its RM4 with a RM3 app credit, while some sisters show no app credit at all. Promotion pages also change, so check the date carried by the comparison table before treating any figure as current.
If you have seen RM6 or RM7.11 attached to this brand somewhere else, those come from partner-channel listings rather than the lobby.
Stated
RM6 Free Credit 365 and RM7.11 for new sign-ups, as advertised in partner listings for this brand.
In practice
The brand’s own promotion page shows RM4 on the Free Credit 365 Hari card and RM5 on New Register Free. Listings outside the lobby may carry other amounts; the promotion page inside the lobby is the one that decides what you can claim.
Treat the same rule as general practice. Whenever an advertised figure and a lobby figure disagree, the lobby figure is the one your account is offered.
Every card is claimed from inside the lobby, so a 711CUCI login comes before any free credit. There is no claim route from outside the sign-in.
Cards tied to an action behave slightly differently. The app credit expects the install first, the e-wallet card expects that funding rail, and the downline card waits for a referred player’s first deposit rather than for anything you do yourself.
Free credit cards sit behind the sign-in, under the Bonus tab in the bottom bar of the lobby.
