Ten brands sit under the Syarikat Cuci name, and nine of them run on the same lobby platform. The layout repeats, the promotion pages do not. One lobby keeps a daily free credit card and an app credit card; another shows neither. One pays a weekly commission at one rate, its sister brand at another. The same card name can even carry a different value depending on which skin you opened.
So comparing these brands is not a matter of taste. It is a matter of reading the right row, then reading the fine print behind the card you want.
The table below lines up what each lobby’s own promotion page displays, brand by brand, in the columns that matter when choosing.
| Brand | New register | Free Credit 365 | App credit | Rebate | Weekly commission | Welcome cards | Free share | Also shown | Partner badge | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100CUCI | RM5 | RM3 | RM2 | 2 days 6% | 10% | 50% / 100% | RM10 | E-Wallet RM5 Free; Angpao Rain | Squeen668 | Oct 2026 |
| 711CUCI | RM5 | RM4 | RM3 | 2 days 6% | 5% | 50% / 60% / 70% | RM10 | E-Wallet RM5 Free; Lucky Smash | Squeen668 | Oct 2026 |
| 12CUCI | RM5 | RM1 | not shown | not shown | not shown | 100% | RM10 | Major Lucky Jackpot | Squeen668 | Oct 2026 |
| 365CUCI | RM5 | RM1 | not shown | 2 days 6% | 10% | 100% | RM10 | Major Lucky Jackpot | Squeen668 | Oct 2026 |
| 88CUCI | RM5 | not shown | not shown | 2 days 6% | 5% | 50% | RM0.50 | Bonuses tagged No Live Game | none | Oct 2026 |
| SITI88 | RM5 | RM4 | RM2 (Android) | 3 days 6% | 5% | 50% / 100% | RM10 | E-Wallet RM5 Free; Lucky Smash | Berjaya Sama | Oct 2026 |
| PELUANG88 | RM5 | RM2 | not shown | 2 days 6% | 10% | 50% / 60% / 70% | RM10 | E-Wallet RM5 Free; min deposit: check panel | Syabas99 | Oct 2026 |
| 365HUAT | RM5 | RM3 x2 daily windows | not shown | 2 days 6% | 5% | 50% / 100% | RM10 | E-Wallet Unlimited 12%; Telco PIN Welcome 100%; Lucky Smash | Berjaya Sama | Oct 2026 |
| MHD8 | RM5 | RM2 | RM2 | 2 days 6% | 5% | 50% / 100% | RM10 | E-Wallet RM5 Free; USDT deposit option | Syabas99 | Oct 2026 |
| OKCUCI | not shown | not shown | not shown | daily up to 3.8% | not shown | up to RM800 (slot) | not shown | VIP Exclusive Rewards; promo list behind login | not shown | Oct 2026 |
Values as each brand shows them on its own lobby promotion page, on the month in the Checked column. Turnover and cash-out terms sit behind each card and are not shown here. Partner listings elsewhere may advertise other amounts; the lobby page decides. OKCUCI runs on a separate platform and shows its offers after login.
It compares facts and nothing else. There is no score, no ranking and no winner column, because a promotion page tells you what is offered, not how a brand behaves once you claim. Each row reflects the brand’s own promotion page on the date printed inside the table. If you are still working out which skin is which, the brand map explains who sits where in the group.
This is the daily free credit a lobby keeps running all year instead of for a single campaign. The value differs per brand, and one brand, 365HUAT, splits it into two cards covering the first and second half of the day. Several cards are tagged for slots only. That makes this column the starting point for any cuci free credit comparison, because it is the one offer a player can return to without depositing.
Every shared-platform lobby shows an app download banner at the top of the home screen. Not every lobby pays you for using it. Some display a separate app credit card on the promotion page (one names the Android app), while others show no app card at all. The column marks which brands do.
Rebate cards here are framed as a number of days plus a percentage, and the number of days is not the same on every brand. Weekly commission is a second, separate line, paid on referral activity rather than on your own play. Two sister brands with identical lobbies can land on different commission rates, which is exactly the kind of difference the table exists to show.
Welcome bonuses arrive as one, two or three percentage cards depending on the brand, so read how many steps a lobby offers rather than only the headline. The extras column holds what is unique to that skin: an e-wallet card, a top-up ladder, a themed prize event, a telco PIN welcome card. The partner badge column records the badge the lobby header displays, such as Squeen668, Berjaya Sama or Syabas99. One brand shows no badge, and OKCUCI runs on its own platform with its own rebate and welcome structure. What a badge means commercially is not published anywhere in the lobbies, so treat it as branding, not as a benefit.

Before you compare differences, it helps to know the shared base. These card names appear on the shared-platform promotion pages across the group:
88CUCI is the one lobby that tags its cards with the games that count, marking most bonuses for slots and not live games, and the fishing bonus for fishing. Those tags belong to that brand’s page only. On the others, the game restriction sits inside the claim flow rather than on the card face.
Keep in mind
A card’s value is not its terms. The turnover target and the maximum cash-out live behind the claim button, not on the tile you tapped.

Search around for these brands and you will meet two sets of figures. The group’s partnership listing promotes headline amounts per brand that run well above what several of the same brands display on their own promotion pages.
Stated
The group’s partnership listing advertises different free credit and new-register amounts for individual brands.
In practice
Each brand’s own promotion page shows its own, often smaller, card values, and that is the page the lobby serves when you log in and open Bonus. Listings outside the lobby may quote other amounts; the brand’s promotion page decides what you can claim.
The practical rule is simple. Compare the lobby pages against each other, which is what the table does, and ignore any figure you cannot find inside the brand itself.
Across Malaysian free-credit offers, two conditions travel with the credit as a rule. The first is a turnover target: you must stake the credit, or the credit plus a deposit, some multiple of its value before the balance becomes withdrawable. The second is a maximum cash-out: whatever the balance climbs to, the brand pays out only up to a stated ceiling. Neither number is printed on the promotion cards in these lobbies, which is why no comparison can rank the cards by value alone.
There is a third figure you do know. The balance panel on the shared-platform lobbies shows a minimum withdrawal of RM25.00 and a minimum deposit of RM1.00, so a small claim with a low ceiling can finish under the floor. Our page on free credit in detail covers how the no-turnover cards differ from the rest.
The calculator below has no brand presets. You type in the three figures the claim flow gives you, and it does the arithmetic.
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.
Here is a worked example, using invented conditions rather than any brand’s rule. Say you claim a daily free credit worth RM4. You enter a turnover multiple of x10 and a maximum cash-out of RM20, both assumed for the sake of the example. The calculator returns RM40 of required turnover: forty ringgit of stakes rolled through the games that count, from a four-ringgit starting balance.
Now read the ceiling against the floor. With an assumed RM20 cap you can never withdraw more than RM20 from that claim, and because the panel’s minimum withdrawal is RM25.00, a cleared balance of RM20 would sit below the amount the cashier will release on its own. You would need other funds in the account to reach the floor. Change the multiple to x5 or the cap to RM50 and the picture changes completely, which is the point: the inputs, not the headline value, decide whether a card pays off. Our guide to cashing out the result explains how the withdrawal side works once you get there.
The date these promotion pages were read sits inside the table above, and nowhere else on this page, for a reason. Cards get added, retired and repriced; a brand can change a welcome ladder or drop an app credit without announcing it. A comparison is a shortlist, not a guarantee.
Before you commit a deposit to any offer here, open the brand, log in, tap Bonus in the bottom bar and read the card itself. Note the value, the games it allows and the conditions the claim flow shows you. Then feed those into the calculator above. It takes a moment, and it is the only version of the terms that applies to your account.