No. No online gambling is allowed for Malaysia and Singapore. The only legal gambling permitted in Malaysia is land-based casino - Genting Casino and lottery operators permitted by the Malaysia Government. As for Singapore, only Singapore Pools and Singapore Turf Club for horse racing have been granted exempt operators for gambling.

Yes and No. Most of the online casinos get their from Philippines, Curacao, UK eGaming Authority. The most common licenses are from PAGCOR, Gaming Curacao, UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), MALTA Gaming Authority (MGA), etc. Some even put there BMM or Tech Labs, trying to confuse users that these are licenses to operate casinos. However, the fact is, not all of them have licenses from these authorities. Some do not own licenses at all but they would still include the license on the websites.

Notes: BMM / Tech Labs is not a license for eGambling/eGaming. They are private independent gaming testing laboratories.

Absolutely NO. Malaysia and Singapore itself prohibited all kinds of online gambling. The fine for involving in online gambling can go up to RM50,000 and maximum of 3 years imprisonment. Thus, these foreign licenses have actually ZERO / No help at all in protecting the players.

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