918Kiss, the app many people still call SCR888

918Kiss and SCR888 are the same casino app. SCR888 was the name people used first, and it stuck, which is why the old version of this page was titled "918Kiss(SCR888)" and why most visitors still arrive searching for both. What you actually need to know is short: the app has a login screen but no way to sign up, it isn't in the App Store or Google Play, and every ringgit you play with passes through whoever gave you your ID. Below, we cover how that works, what installing it really involves, and fourteen games from the old 918Kiss list, each described from its own screenshots.

The old page called 918Kiss the most famous online casino in Malaysia and the home of every slot fan. We can't back either claim, so they're gone.

What the 918Kiss lobby looks like

There is no screenshot of the game lobby itself, so we won't list its tabs. The banner at the top of the old page did show the login screen, on a phone, a tablet and a monitor: the red lips logo, a User Name box, a Password box, a language button set to English, a Remember Passwords tick box and a green Login button. There is no register button on it, and that matches how the app works.

The game screens show a mixed bag. Most are five-reel video slots, but the list also holds a three-reel machine with a single payline, two fish shooting rooms and two card tables, Casino War and Dragon Tiger. The frames change from game to game, which tells you they come from different studios. One group puts Balance, Bet and Win across the top with a Random Jackpot meter between Major and Minor. Another uses a Current Balance box in the bottom left corner.

The numbers change too. Some games show the balance with two decimals, around 9 to 47 on these screenshots. Circus, Cookie Pop and Easter Surprise show whole numbers in the thousands, with bets of 20 to 120. None of them shows a currency sign, and we blurred every balance.

How a 918Kiss ID and credit work

Nobody signs up for 918Kiss inside the app. An agent, or a website with back-office access, creates a user name and password for you. To top up, you send ringgit by bank transfer, DuitNow or an e-wallet to the account they name, and they load credit onto your ID. To cash out, you ask them again, and they take the credit off and pay you. That is also the only honest answer to people searching for SCR888 credit without a top-up: credit comes from the person holding your ID, and a stranger offering credit for nothing usually wants your phone number or a first deposit.

The balance stays on 918Kiss. Credit on Mega888, ACE333 or any of the other apps here doesn't carry over, even when the same slot appears in two lobbies. Keep a screenshot of every transfer and try a small withdrawal before you put in more. The partner box at the end of this page is a separate online casino with its own accounts, and it doesn't issue 918Kiss IDs.

18+ only. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia, so if someone holds on to your credit there is nobody official to complain to. Our responsible gaming page has the limits worth setting first.

Installing and logging in to 918Kiss

The old download row for 918Kiss had three buttons: a 64-bit iPhone build, a 32-bit build for older iPhones, and an Android APK. There was no Windows or web version. The file host behind them has been deleted, and we don't host or link app files.

On Android, installing a file from outside Google Play means allowing "install unknown apps" for your browser or file manager, so switch that off again afterwards. An "SCR888 APK" from a search result or a chat group can be anything, including an app built to read your SMS codes. On iPhone these apps come through an enterprise profile that you have to trust in Settings, and Apple revokes those profiles when it finds them, at which point the app stops opening. Take a file only from whoever issued your ID, and refuse any request for accessibility, SMS or device admin rights. The install notes for 918Kiss go through the checks.

To log in, type the user name and password you were given into the app's own login screen, and nowhere else. There is no password reset in the app, so a lost password goes back to the person who issued the ID. Our guide to logins covers fake login pages.

918Kiss games on this page

Each of these games once had its own page, usually a paragraph of machine-translated review copy, and more than once it described a different game. Here they're written from the two to four screenshots each page carried, in alphabetical order. Cherry Love, the one 918Kiss game with real search traffic, keeps a page of its own.

Captain's Treasure

The old page called this one Captain and wrote about dogs and free spins. The logo over the reels reads Captain's Treasure, and there isn't a dog in sight. It looks like an old arcade cabinet, with a sign reading "5 Reel Multiline Videoslots, Play 1 to 9 Coins" on the right and nine coloured line tabs on both sides.

The symbols are an anchor, a ship's wheel, a sea chart, an open treasure chest and crossed cutlasses, with 9 to A on parchment. Both spins play all 9 lines at 0.90, and the second pays 0.90 "on extra". A Dollar Ball switch set to Enable sits in the top left corner. ACE333 carries the same game, written up here.

Casino War

A card table, not a slot. You and the dealer each get one card, and the higher card wins. The blue felt reads "Tie bets pay 10 to 1", table limits are 0.5 to 1000, and chips run from 0.5 to 1000 along the rail.

Our third screenshot has two hands in play: a ten of hearts on one spot and a nine of hearts on another, against the dealer's five. The message at the bottom reads "YOU WIN : 2". The old page said players beat the dealer more than half the time. Nothing on the table supports that, so leave it out of your plans.

Circus

Loud, colourful and in the big-number group. The logo reads CIRCUS with 馬戲團 underneath, and strings of balloons run down both sides of the reels. The symbols are two clowns (one with green curls and a small hat, one with red curls), a monkey, a tiger, an elephant, a horse, a round yellow face with a red nose, a row of bowling pins and a striped beach ball.

All 20 lines are active in every shot. The first bets 100, the next two 20, paying 92 and then 150. Random, Major and Minor meters sit next to the logo. The old page described a caged wild. No cage shows up on these reels.

Cleopatra

The logo actually reads Cleopatra's Gold, so this isn't the IGT slot the old page described. The reels stand against temple walls carved with hieroglyphs, with 20 numbered line tabs on each side.

The picture symbols are a winged scarab with a red stone, a blue cat statue, the Eye of Horus, a gold ankh and a portrait of the queen herself, with coloured 9 to A. One spin plays 0.05 a line for 1.00. The next plays 0.01 a line for 0.20 and pays 0.42 on two lines, 0.40 of that on line 18. A Random Jackpot of about 7,900 sits between Major and Minor.

Cookie Pop

A slot made of snack packets. A chocolate bar is the wild, a jar of cheese balls carries the words Free Spin, and the others are a Wolf crisp packet, an energy bar, a box of popcorn and a box of cookies. The low symbols are hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs sealed in ice-blue wrappers.

There are 30 lines. The bet reads 120 on one shot and 30 on the others, and one spin shows a total win of 120 with 40 of it on line 28. Random, Major and Minor meters run down the right side. The old page talked about app store rankings and never mentioned the game.

Coyote Cash

A cartoon Wild West heist on 25 lines. An eagle in a police cap, an armoured cash truck, a cattle skull and a cactus fill the picture spots, with bullet-holed wooden letters below. The coyote in a red bandana and a green money bag with a dollar sign are the two that matter, going by the old page.

Bets on our screens are 0.04 a line for 1.00 and 0.01 a line for 0.25, the second paying 0.24 over four lines. The old page said the coyote doubles any win it's part of and three money bags start 20 free spins with a 2x to 4x multiplier. None of the shots reaches that feature.

Crazy 7

A three-reel machine with a single payline and nothing but sevens. The pay table sits on the glass above the reels. Three red sevens pay 100, 200 or 400 for one, two or three coins, green 50 to 150, blue 25 to 75, and any three sevens 5 to 15.

The coin is worth 0.25, and you play one to three of them with Bet One, Bet Two or Bet Max. Our last screenshot bets two coins, 0.5, and lands two blue sevens and a red one. That counts as any three sevens, 10 coins for a two-coin bet, and the screen reads "You Win:2.5".

Da Sheng Nao Hai

A fish shooting game, where you fire at fish swimming across a shared table and bigger fish pay more. Up to six cannons sit around the edge, three at the top and three at the bottom, and empty seats read Waiting. Auto and Lock buttons sit on the right.

Before you play, you pick a room: 100 Times, with multipliers from x10 to x100, or 1000 Times, from x100 to x1000. In play the water fills with coin bursts, nets and payouts such as 360 and 400, and cannon levels from 10 to 200 show on the seats. We picked the room screen because the play screens also show other players' credit.

Da Sheng Nao Hai 10000

The high-stakes version of the same fish table, with a single room on its start screen: 10000 Times, multipliers from x1000 to x10000, under a golden creature sitting on a pile of treasure.

The water looks the same as the smaller game, but the numbers jump. A net catches a sea creature for 3000, a wrecked ship pays 4000, and the one active cannon on our screens is set to 1000. A tall figure in gold robes crosses the table in the last shot, next to turtles, a manta ray and a mermaid.

Dolphin Reef

The old address says Dolphin Rest, but the logo and the old text both say Dolphin Reef. Pale blue reels hold a sea turtle, a clownfish, a seahorse, a starfish and a leaping dolphin, with 9 to A in bright colours.

Both spins bet 0.20 on 20 lines. One pays 0.18 over six lines, and a dice Gamble button appears. The gamble screen offers Red or Black to double 0.18 to 0.36. The same slot is on ACE333 too, in a slightly different frame.

Dragon

Filed as Dragon, but the logo reads Mystic Dragon, and the old page's dragon battle belongs to some other game. What's here is a 25-line slot with a castle on a mountain behind the reels.

The symbols are a smoking volcano, a treasure chest, a knight with a raised sword, a white castle with blue towers and a woman in a green gown, plus 9 to A. The first spin bets 0.04 a line for 1.00, the second 0.01 a line for 0.25, paying 0.05 on line 7. Random Jackpot, Major and Minor meters sit over the reels.

Dragon Gold

Red and gold, with gold clouds on the frame and a single Jackpot meter over the reels. The symbols are a red 福 tile, a gold dragon head on black, a pair of koi, a gold ingot and a green jade orb, and the low symbols are letters drawn to look like Chinese brush strokes.

The game has 20 lines. One spin plays 0.05 a line for 1.00, another 0.01 for 0.20 and pays 0.15 over three lines. The gamble screen that follows lets you pick red or black to double the win, or a suit for four times.

Dragon Tiger (Red)

Another card table, and nothing like the cascading slot the old page described. Dragon Tiger deals one card to each side and you bet on which is higher. The red felt shows a dragon on the left, a tiger on the right and Tie in the middle.

Dragon and Tiger are marked 1:2 and Tie 1:9, with limits of 0.5 to 1000. A line at the top ranks the suits (spades, hearts, clubs, diamonds) and says a card of the same rank and suit is a tie. In our shot, 0.5 on Dragon draws a six against a jack, and 虎贏, "Tiger wins", lights up. A results grid fills the bottom half.

Easter

The logo reads Easter Surprise. The reels stand on a grassy hill under pink clouds: a bunny carrying a present, painted eggs, a basket of eggs marked Bonus, a wild tile with the bunny's ears, and the game logo on a gift box. The letters wear green ribbon bows.

This is one of the big-number games. The first spin bets 100 at 5 a line across 20 lines, the second 20 at 1 a line, paying 25 over three lines. A Double button leads to a red or black card pick, 25 to 50. Minor, Random and Major meters run across the top.