Three counters run on your AW8 account at the same time, and each one answers to a different reward.
The first totals your valid bets, which is what the missions read. The second totals points, and 200 of them buy one turn on the lucky wheel. The third totals Mall points, which come from deposits and are spent in the Prize House. None of the three feeds another, so a strong betting week does not fill your Mall balance, and a large deposit does not earn you a spin. Below is each ladder as it stands: what it asks for, what it pays, and what it wants back.
Daily Valid Bet: SGD 888 a day, seven days running
This is the longest mission we run and the simplest to describe. Place at least SGD 888 in valid bets on counting games every day for seven days in a row, then apply on a Monday from the mission card in Promotions. The reward is SGD 88, carrying x5 turnover, so the bonus asks for SGD 440 of further valid bets before it can be withdrawn.
Work out the full week first. Seven days at SGD 888 is SGD 6,216 of valid bets, and SGD 88 against that figure works out at roughly 1.4% of what you staked. That is the shape of a volume mission in general: it pays a small share of turnover you were already generating, which is why it suits a player whose normal week is already around that size rather than someone stretching to reach it.
- Place SGD 888 in valid bets. Stake it on counting games during the day, in as many tickets as you like.
- Repeat for seven days in a row. The card asks for seven consecutive days, so a day that falls short starts the count again.
- Apply on a Monday. Tap Apply on the mission card in Promotions; Monday is the application day.
- Clear the x5. The SGD 88 lands with a turnover requirement of SGD 440.
Four products sit outside the count, plus one lottery game: bets on CMD, Mega888, 918Kiss, Pussy888 and QQ Keno do not add to the daily SGD 888. Before you commit to a mission week, check which wallet you intend to play from, because a day spent in an excluded product reads as zero. Missions are one part of the picture, and they run alongside the rebates and reloads in our wider rewards line-up.
AW8 Mission Diary: yesterday’s valid bets, scored
The AW8 Mission Diary works on a daily cycle rather than a weekly streak. It reads the valid bets you placed yesterday and pays against the rung you reached. Membership of the diary is open once you have deposited at least SGD 50 within the last 30 days, so a dormant account drops out of it.
| Yesterday’s valid bets | Reward |
|---|---|
| SGD 3,000 | 40 points |
| SGD 5,000 | 60 points |
| SGD 8,000 | 100 points |
| SGD 15,000 | SGD 18 |
| SGD 30,000 | SGD 28 |
| SGD 50,000 | SGD 58 |
Read the table as two halves. The first three rungs pay points, which are wheel currency and nothing else. The top three pay cash rewards with x1 turnover, so SGD 58 asks for SGD 58 of valid bets and no more. Because the diary resets each day, a heavy session on one day is scored on its own and does not carry into the next, which makes it the opposite of the seven-day mission above.
Points and the lucky spin
Points have exactly one use: 200 of them buy one AW8 lucky spin on the wheel. New members begin with 200 points, activated by a deposit of SGD 20, so the first spin is covered as soon as the account is funded. After that, points come from the lower Mission Diary rungs. Two days at the SGD 8,000 rung pay 100 points each and together fund a single spin; five days at the SGD 3,000 rung get you there too.
Wheel prizes run from SGD 8 to SGD 1,688, and the figure you see at the top of the wheel is a ceiling rather than an expectation.
Stated
Lucky wheel prizes up to SGD 1,688.
In practice
SGD 8 is the smallest prize on the wheel, and every turn costs 200 points. Winnings from the 200 registration points become withdrawable once SGD 100 has been deposited to the account, so plan that first spin around your normal funding rather than depositing to release it.
Spins and streaks are often confused because both reward a run of play, but they settle differently. A spin is a single outcome bought with points, while the eight-win streak ladders pay on eight consecutive wins at the table or on the ticket. One is a reward you can budget for; the other depends on a sequence nobody controls.
AW8 Mall and the Prize House
Mall points track deposits, not bets. Every SGD 10 you deposit is one point while the Prize House runs, so a deposit of SGD 100 is 10 points and SGD 500 is 50. Points accumulate on the account and are redeemed through customer service for the physical items shown in the Prize House.
Two things are worth settling before you start saving. Mall points carry no cash value, which means they cannot be converted into credit, transferred to your Main Wallet or withdrawn. And they are a separate balance from mission points, so no amount of Mall points will buy a spin.
Wallet rule
Mall points come from deposits, Mission Diary points from yesterday’s valid bets. The two counters never mix, and neither can be converted into the other.
Fortunate Angpao drops
Fortunate Angpao, the AW8 angpao drop, is the one reward with nothing to apply for and no threshold to reach. Drops land at random with active members, and the credit carries x5 turnover, so an angpao asks for five times its value in valid bets before it can leave the account. There is no mission diary entry to watch and no Monday claim window; the reward either arrives or it does not, which is why it should never be part of a plan.
That frame holds for all five of these rewards. A mission returns a small share of turnover you were going to place anyway, and a spin or an angpao is a bonus on top of it. None of them makes a losing week good, and none of them justifies a deposit you had not already decided on. Set your budget first, let the counters follow your play, and treat an unfinished mission week as a week that ended, not a target to chase. Rebates and tier benefits work the same way, and the steadier rewards sit with your tier perks rather than with the daily missions.
Mission progress, point balances and the Prize House all sit in the same place once you sign in to your AW8 account.
Members ask
How does the AW8 daily valid bet mission work?
Place at least SGD 888 in valid bets on counting games on each of seven consecutive days, then apply on a Monday from the mission card in Promotions. The reward is SGD 88 with x5 turnover, which is SGD 440 of further valid bets before you withdraw.
Which games do not count towards the mission?
Bets placed on CMD, Mega888, 918Kiss, Pussy888 and QQ Keno do not count towards the SGD 888 daily total. Check which wallet you are playing from before you start a mission week, because those products sit outside the count.
How many points is one lucky wheel spin?
One spin costs 200 points. New members start with 200 points, activated by a deposit of SGD 20, so the first turn is covered from the moment the account is funded.
How do I earn AW8 Mall points?
Every SGD 10 you deposit is one Mall point while the Prize House runs. A deposit of SGD 100 is therefore 10 points. Mall points are separate from mission points and cannot be spent on spins.
Do Mall points have a cash value?
No. Mall points are redeemed for physical prizes through customer service and carry no cash value, so they cannot be transferred to your Main Wallet, converted to credit or withdrawn.