Pussy888 fact check: who runs it, whether it is licensed, and whether it is legal to use from Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, plus the key risks.
Pussy888 fact check: who runs it, whether it is licensed, and whether it is legal to use from Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, plus the key risks.
EDITOR NOTE – delete before publishing: Please double-check: (1) the September 2021 Padawan, Sarawak call-centre raid naming “Pussy 888” among six sites, investigated under Section 4(1)(g) of the Common Gaming Houses Act 1953 – https://www.theborneopost.com/2021/09/25/three-men-arrested-for-allegedly-operating-illegal-online-gambling-call-centre/; (2) the Court of Appeal ruling of 18 October 2023 that online gambling is an offence under the Common Gaming Houses Act 1953 – https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2023/10/18/appeals-court-rules-online-gambling-an-offence-under-common-gaming-houses-act-1953/97077; (3) Malaysian penalties under Section 7(2) (fine up to RM5,000, up to six months’ jail, or both) and recent smartphone-user fines – https://www.therakyatpost.com/news/2026/10/07/malaysias-73-year-old-gambling-law-is-being-used-to-prosecute-smartphone-users-enforcement-says-it-is-not-working/ (this article does not mention Pussy888); (4) that no Malaysian anti-online gambling bill has been tabled or enacted since March 2026 – https://agbrief.com/news/malaysia/19/02/2026/malaysia-drafts-bill-to-curb-online-gambling-aiming-for-parliamentary-tabling-soon/ and https://brightsideofnews.com/gambling/regulation/southeast-asia-online-gambling-laws-2026/ (our searches on 23 October 2026 found no later report); (5) Singapore penalties – https://www.gra.gov.sg/harm-minimisation/unlawful-remote-gambling-activities. Apart from the 2021 police report, we found no regulator, court or trade-press source naming Pussy888. Search results were almost entirely unofficial download and promotional pages, which we did not use. We could not identify any operator or licence.
Quick answer: Pussy888 is a mobile slot app name that circulates widely in Malaysia. We could not identify the company behind it or find a licence from any regulator. It is not licensed by Singapore’s GRA, Malaysia does not license online casinos, and Malaysian police have named Pussy888 in an illegal gambling raid, so using it carries legal and financial risk.
This Pussy888 review is an independent fact check for anyone searching “Pussy888 Singapore” or “Pussy888 Malaysia” and wondering: is Pussy888 legal, and is Pussy888 legit? AuthoritySlot does not link to or promote Pussy888.
Pussy888 is the name of a mobile slot and casino-game app that is heavily marketed to Malaysian users. Independent information about it is very thin. Almost every search result for the name is an unofficial download page, an agent’s site or a promotional blog, and none of these can be treated as a reliable source of fact. The one independent report we could verify:
We could not verify who owns, develops or operates Pussy888, where any such company is registered, or whether the many apps and websites using the name are connected to one another. We found no sponsorships, no regulatory filings and no trade-press coverage of the brand.
We could not find a licence for Pussy888 from any regulator, and we could not find a licence from Singapore’s GRA or any Malaysian authority. Licensing claims made on unofficial Pussy888 sites could not be matched to any regulator’s public records, so we do not repeat them. Even if a foreign licence did exist, it would not make the app legal to use from Singapore, Malaysia or Thailand.
No. Singapore Pools is the only operator licensed by Singapore’s Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA) for remote gambling, and Pussy888 is not covered by that licence. Playing with an unlicensed online operator while in Singapore can lead to a fine of up to S$10,000, up to 6 months’ jail, or both. Unlawful remote operators face fines of up to S$500,000 and up to 7 years’ jail. Advertising unlawful gambling to people in Singapore is also an offence, and the Singapore Police Force now handles the blocking of unlawful remote gambling sites and adverts. For the full picture, see our guide to online casino Singapore law.
No. Online gambling is prohibited under the Betting Act 1953 and the Common Gaming Houses Act 1953, and Malaysia has no licensing system for online casinos, so there is no Malaysian licence Pussy888 could hold. In October 2023 the Court of Appeal ruled unanimously that online gambling is an offence under the Common Gaming Houses Act 1953, even where no physical gaming equipment is present. Players can be prosecuted too: Malaysian courts have fined smartphone users caught gambling on similar slot apps, and Section 7(2) of the Act carries a fine of up to RM5,000, up to six months’ jail, or both. The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) also blocks gambling sites, and blocked over 5,000 of them between 2022 and early 2025.
The government has drafted an enforcement-focused anti-online gambling bill, but it had not been tabled as of March 2026, and we found no report of it being enacted as of October 2026. Read more in our online casino Malaysia guide.
No. Online gambling is illegal in Thailand under the Gambling Act B.E. 2478 (1935). Only the government lottery and licensed horse racing are legal. The Entertainment Complex Bill covered land-based casinos only and was withdrawn in July 2025. See our online casino Thailand guide.
We could not verify the company behind Pussy888 or any licence for it. Without an identifiable, licensed operator, there is no way to confirm that games are fair or that payouts will be honoured, so we cannot call Pussy888 legit.
We could not verify who owns or operates Pussy888. No regulator, company register or reliable news source we checked names an owner.
We could not find a licence for Pussy888 from any regulator. It is not licensed by Singapore’s GRA, and Malaysia does not issue online casino licences.
No. Online gambling is prohibited under the Betting Act 1953 and the Common Gaming Houses Act 1953, and police have named Pussy888 in an illegal online gambling investigation. See online casino Malaysia: is it legal?
No. Only Singapore Pools is licensed for remote gambling. Using an unlicensed operator in Singapore can mean a fine of up to S$10,000, up to 6 months’ jail, or both. See online casino Singapore: is it legal?
If gambling is causing you or someone close to you harm, in Singapore call the National Problem Gambling Helpline on 1800 666 8668 (daily, 8am–11pm).
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