Sky777, from Princess Wang to a Sedie table

Most people who land here searched for Sky777 and nothing else, so here is the short answer. It is a casino app for Android and iPhone that sits in neither app store. You get a game ID from an agent, install the app from a file that person supplies, and play on credit they load for you. The old superslot.app page said little beyond "easy to play" and named an agent to register with. Its screenshots of fifteen games, taken over two days in July 2018, say far more.

What the Sky777 lobby looks like

The old site kept no screenshot of the lobby itself, only a banner with the Sky777 crown logo laid over eight game tiles: Jack the Pirate, Lucky Koi, Soccer Mania, Big Prosperity, Wong Po, Lion Emperor, Indian Myth and Dragon Gold. None of them is among the fifteen games below, so the lobby is much bigger than this page.

The game screens come in several styles, so the games likely come from more than one studio. Most slots here share one layout: a black bar along the bottom with Line, Bet, Total Bet, Win, Denomination and Balance, a round red "Hold for autoplay" button on the right, and a tab on the left that slides out Turbo, denomination, lines and bet. Princess Wang and Japan Fortune have panels of their own, and the three table games (Roulette, Sedie and Richie Wheel) use chips and a printed bet limit instead.

Every balance on these screens reads MPV rather than RM or MYR, and the account names in the corners look like a test login. We blurred those names and numbers.

The settings panel on the standard slots has five rows: Balance, Game Help, Bet History, Background Music and Sound. Bet History is the one to know about. It lists each game played on a given day with the number of bets, the stake and the win or loss. The day above includes Gangster Axe and Wow Prosperity, two more games missing from the old list. If a result or a top-up ever looks wrong, this is the screen to show the person who runs your ID.

How an ID and credit work on Sky777

There is no registration form in the app. An agent, or a website with back-office access to Sky777, creates a game ID and a password for you. You send ringgit by bank transfer, DuitNow or e-wallet to the account they name, and they load the same amount as credit. To cash out you go back to them, and they send money to your bank when they choose to.

That credit lives on Sky777 alone. A balance on ACE333 or Rollex11 stays where it is, and the other apps on this site work the same way. Screenshot every transfer and try a small withdrawal early, because payment depends entirely on whoever holds the money. No agent needs your online banking login or a TAC. The partner box at the end of this page belongs to a separate casino with its own sign-up, and it doesn't issue Sky777 IDs.

This page is for adults only. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia, so if an agent keeps your credit, nobody official will take the complaint. Our responsible gaming page has the limits we'd set before a first top-up.

Installing and logging in to Sky777

The old download page had two Sky777 buttons, an iPhone install through an enterprise profile and an Android APK, with no Windows or web version. That file host is gone, and we don't host or link app files.

On Android, a file from outside Google Play needs the "install unknown apps" permission for your browser or file manager, so switch it off again afterwards. Sites offering a "mod" or "latest" Sky777 APK are a common way to spread malware, and a slot app has no reason to ask for accessibility, SMS or device admin rights. On iPhone you trust the profile by hand in Settings. Apple revokes such certificates when it finds them, and the app then stops opening until a new build appears.

Logging in happens on the app's own login screen, with the ID and password your issuer gave you. There is no password reset inside the app, so a lost password goes back to that same person. The install notes for Sky777 and our guide to how these logins work cover the details.

Sky777 games on this page

The old site gave each of these games a short page of its own, and several described a different game: the Sedie page reused the Sea Emperor text word for word, and Rob Stars was written up as a five-reel slot it isn't. Everything below comes from the screenshots.

Japan Fortune (Ri Ben Fu Qi)

日本福氣 sits over a night scene of a castle and Mount Fuji mirrored in a lake. This version plays 30 lines, at 0.01 and bet 1 for a total of 0.30. The reels hold a beckoning lucky cat, fortune cookies and A to J.

The wild is a man's portrait that appears only on reels 2 and 4 and expands when it lands. A red daruma doll is the scatter, paying 5, 20 or 100 times the total bet for three, four or five, each with free spins attached. The top left carries a World Wonders jackpot meter: three or more World Wonders symbols spin a jackpot wheel, up to three spins. 3Win8 lists a game with the same name, and its section is written from its own screens.

Lucky Feng Shui

The reels are mostly Chinese characters for the five elements, 金, 木, 水, 火 and 土, each in its own colour, plus a gold lion head, a jewelled ruyi sceptre and a crystal gourd, which pay 750, 500 and 400 for five. Fifteen lines at 0.01 make a bet of 0.15.

The pay table puts a bagua with a yin-yang centre on top as the wild, at 10,000 for five. It replaces everything but the scatter and the bonus. The scatter is a blue crystal ball paying 50, 10 or 5 times the total bet. A gold compass on reels 1 and 5 together starts the Feng Shui Wheel, which sets both the number of free spins and a multiplier. The wheel on the help screen shows 4 to 20 spins and multipliers from x2 to x10.

Lucky Strike (Ma Shang Ying)

馬上贏, roughly "win right away", is a three by three grid with eight numbered lines around its edges. The screenshots play all eight at 0.01, so 0.08 a spin. The pay table runs down the left side, from three lucky horseshoes at 500 through gold toads at 100 and abacuses at 40.

A 赢 character in all four corners wins a bonus round, and the golden horse is a scatter that pays by count: 5 for five, 10 for six, 50 for seven, 200 for eight and the jackpot for nine. With only one to seven lines active, nine scatters pay 5,000 times instead. A Lucky Jackpot meter sits above the grid.

Princess Wang

A slot from a different studio, going by its layout: Total Bet on the left, Balance on the right, and a round spin arrow instead of the red autoplay button. The symbols are a round mirror on a carved stand, a jewelled comb, a pipa lute, a painted fan, the princess with a flute, and A to Q.

It has 15 lines. The Betting Menu offers denominations from 0.02 to 2.00, a bet of 1 to 5 per line and autoplay runs of 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 or no limit. One screenshot shows three mirrors on line 14 paying 0.30 at 0.02. The old page said the princess is the wild and pays 500 times the line bet for five. No pay table made it into the screenshots, so we can't confirm that.

Railway King (Tie Lu Wang)

Steam trains in a brick tunnel, with 铁路王 on the sign. Nine lines pay in both directions, and a Luxury Jackpot meter read 12,641.25 at the time.

The wild appears on reels 2, 3 and 4 only. A stack of gold bars marked Bonus anywhere on reels 1 and 5 starts the Railway Bonus: you pick one of three trains to win free games, then a tunnel for the multiplier. The same symbols on reels 1 and 5 during free spins add 20 more at the same multiplier. The 888 scatter pays 5, 10 or 100. A red steam engine tops the table at 10,000 for five, then a fuel tanker at 5,000.

Richie Wheel

A money wheel in front of a neon city. The wheel is split into segments marked 2, 4, 6 and 10, plus two Joker segments, and you place chips on the matching boxes on the table below.

The info page notes that the lower numbers take more spaces on the wheel. The Joker box can't take a bet, which is the opposite of what the old page claimed. When the wheel stops on a Joker, every wager on the table wins. Bets run from 1 to 500, with chips of 1, 5, 25 and 100, and Rebet, Spin and Clear buttons. A History column on the right lists past results.

Rising Gems

Glowing gems on five reels in a dark blue cave: pink drops, green squares, yellow triangles, purple and red cut stones. Twenty lines at 0.01 cost 0.20 a spin.

A silver diamond tile is the wild and replaces everything except the scatter. The scatter is a purple orb paying 2, 5, 20 or 100 for two to five, on top of any line wins. Three scatters give 5 free spins, four give 10 and five give 15, and free spins can be retriggered. The old page's talk of cardboard rings had nothing to do with it.

Rob Stars

Rob Stars has no reels at all. It is a light-chaser board: a ring of 24 squares around a picture of a cartoon robber in a speedboat, with a light that runs round the ring and stops on one square.

The columns at each side list what each symbol pays: the robber 100, a blue 777 35, a Lucky star 25, then cash, a briefcase and pieces of jewellery down to 2. You stake on symbols with the 1 Bet button, and Clear, Repeat and Start sit along the bottom. In one screenshot the light stops on 777 and a stake of 1.00 returns 35.00, which matches the column.

Roulette

A single-zero roulette table with an animated wheel, not the live dealer studio the old page wrote about. The limit plate reads Min 1, Max 250.

Above the usual number grid is a racetrack with the Voisins, Orphelins and Tiers sections marked for neighbour bets. Below the grid are the three dozens, the 2 to 1 columns, and 1 to 18, Even, red, black, Odd and 19 to 36. Chips sit in a rack on the left, with a history button under them, and Deal, Rebet and Clear on the right.

Safari King

A three-reel classic with one payline, cartoon lions and a savannah sunset. You choose one or two coins with Bet One and set the coin size with plus and minus. It starts at 0.01.

Three lions pay 1,200, or 2,500 with two coins in, then zebras at 500, giraffes at 200, bells at 100 and huts at 75, each doubled for two coins. Two bells on the line pay 5 and a single bell pays 2, which is how one screenshot shows a 0.05 win. The old page's elephants, cheetahs and 250 maximum bet don't appear anywhere.

Santa Gifts

Candy-cane pillars frame five reels of wooden letters dressed for Christmas, plus wreaths and wrapped presents. Twenty lines at 0.01 make a 0.20 bet.

Its pay table matches Santa Surprise number for number: Santa is the wild at 10,000 for five, and a snowy cottage is the scatter. Three or more cottages anywhere give 10 free games, and every win in them is tripled except the bonus. Three more cottages during free games add another 10, with no limit on how often. Three or more tree tiles start the Santa Gifts Bonus instead.

Santa Surprise

The same Christmas maths as Santa Gifts in a brighter red frame, with a banner over the reels: three or more bonus symbols on an active payline start the Christmas Gifts Bonus. It runs 20 lines, at 0.20 in the screenshots.

Santa pays 10,000, 2,000, 200 or 10 and replaces everything but the scatter and bonus. The cottage scatter pays 500 for five and brings 10 free games at x3. Bells, a stocking and a gift box follow at 500, 400 and 200. In the bonus, the tree tiles must line up from the leftmost reel. Santa leaves six gifts, and you open three, four or five of them depending on how many tiles landed.

Sea Emperor

海龙王 over an undersea ruin. The reels carry fish-headed soldiers with spears and armoured sea warriors, with silver A, K and Q below them. It plays 25 lines, 0.25 a spin at 0.01.

The red-bearded Dragon King is the wild. He comes stacked on reels 2 and 4, and any win he helps make is doubled. A sea maiden holding a pearl is the scatter, paying 1, 2, 20 or 200 times the total bet. Three or more of her start 7 free spins, with every prize tripled, and each scatter that lands during them adds one more spin. The feature can't be retriggered.

Sedie

The old Sedie page was a copy of the Sea Emperor text. Sedie is the Vietnamese four-disc game, also known as xoc dia. Four discs, red on one side and white on the other, are shaken under a bowl, and you bet on how they land.

The board has six boxes. Even (双) and Odd (单) pay 0.97 to 1. Four white or four red pay 9.5 to 1, and three white with one red, or three red with one white, pay 2.5 to 1. The limits are 1 to 250, and a grid across the top of the screen records past results.

Super 8 Ways Ultimate

An old-style bar machine: nine single reels in a three by three block. Bet One raises the bet one step at a time, and Bet All goes straight to 8.

Only lit symbols on lit lines pay. The table on the left has a column for each bet from 1 to 8, and each extra coin adds a symbol, from blanks and any bar up to the red and blue 7. Nine blue 7s at a bet of 8 pay 100,000, and the Double symbol doubles a win it takes part in. After a win you can collect or play Double Down, your three reels against a dealer reel ranked from blank up to Double. There you choose Half Double, Double Up or Collect, and three identical symbols on your own reels pay a special bonus of up to 100 times.