Free online poker in Malaysia

The Temple of Fortune deals No-Limit Hold’em for five or nine players. At the Scribes’ Table the blinds are 50/100 debens and the buy-in 1,000 to 20,000; you arrive with 100,000, and Ra’s Boat brings more every ten minutes. Each move has 15 seconds, and computer players marked “AI” take the empty seats.

If Hold’em is new to you, the hand rankings and the rules take about ten minutes. Friends can meet at a private table opened with a code. Poker in Anubis City.

Bingo in the Hall of Seshat is the 75-ball game: buy one to four cards, watch the balls come out of the drum, and the first line and the full card share the pot, 30% and 70%. In an auto hall the numbers mark themselves; in a manual hall you mark them and press “BINGO!”. Bingo rules.

Roulette in the Rotunda of Shai has one zero and a wheel shared by everyone at the table, spinning about every half minute. Roulette.

Blackjack in the Hall of Thoth is dealt from six decks; the dealer stands on soft 17 and a natural pays 3 to 2. Blackjack.

Three machines stand in the Treasury of Ra: Sevens of Ra with three reels, Book of Thoth with free spins and Treasures of Horus with Hold & Win. A spin costs debens only, and each machine returns about 95% of bets over time. The slots.

The ten players from Malaysia with the most experience this week, under their game names. Players who keep their country hidden are left out.

Kuala Lumpur, George Town, Johor Bahru, Ipoh, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching — a city appears here once a player chooses it under My city.

1. Open the game in a browser and start as a guest.
2. Save your character with an email and a password to use it on any device — it also adds 500,000 debens.
3. Open your profile, choose My city and find your city in Malaysia, or keep the country only.

Malaysia’s Common Gaming Houses Act 1953 defines gaming as playing a game of chance, or of mixed chance and skill, for money or money’s worth, and its offences are built around gaming houses and public places. Betting, pools and lotteries have acts of their own, and no online gambling is licensed at all. For Muslims, state Syariah laws make gambling an offence as well.

Anubis City has no money or money’s worth in it: nothing is for sale, and debens and ankhs can’t be cashed out, sold or exchanged. As we read the law, that keeps it outside these offences — but Malaysia’s rules are strict and its regulators can block content, so we won’t claim more certainty than that. We are not lawyers, and this page is not legal advice. Anubis City is open to adults only, from 18.