4D Draw Days and Times: Every Operator in One Table

Malaysia’s 4D operators draw on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:00 PM. Singapore Pools 4D draws on the same three days at 6:30 PM, Singapore Toto on Monday and Thursday at 6:30 PM, and the Cambodia-licensed 4D games (Grand Dragon, Perdana, 9 Lotto) draw every day. Special draws are added on some Tuesdays. The table below fits on a phone and links every row to its live results page. 18+, information only.

4D draw days and times at a glance

Operator	Draw days	Time
Magnum 4D	Wed, Sat, Sun	7:00 PM
Da Ma Cai 1+3D	Wed, Sat, Sun	7:00 PM
Sports Toto 4D	Wed, Sat, Sun	7:00 PM
Sabah 88 4D	Wed, Sat, Sun	7:00 PM
Sandakan STC 4D	Wed, Sat, Sun	7:00 PM
Sarawak Cash Sweep	Wed, Sat, Sun	7:00 PM
Singapore Pools 4D	Wed, Sat, Sun	6:30 PM
Singapore Toto	Mon, Thu	6:30 PM
Grand Dragon 4D	Daily	7:00 PM
Perdana 4D	Daily	3:30 PM and 7:30 PM
9 Lotto 4D	Daily	7:30 PM

Local time in each country. Days and times were read on the operators’ official sites and on our results pages on 30 October 2026. Operators move or add draws around public holidays, so check the operator’s own site before a draw night.

Malaysia: Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:00 PM

All six licensed Malaysian number forecast operators draw on the same three nights. Magnum’s official results page lists its most recent draws as Wednesday 21 October, Saturday 24 October, Sunday 25 October, Tuesday 27 October (a special draw) and Wednesday 28 October 2026 (magnum4d.my). Sarawak Cash Sweep says on its site that you can watch the live draw from 7:00 PM on draw days (cashsweep.com.my), and our live 4D results page counts down to the same 7:00 PM slot for every West and East Malaysia operator.

What is drawn on each night differs by operator. Magnum runs 4D Classic plus the 4D Jackpot, mgold, 4D Jackpot Gold and Magnum Life games; Magnum explains that every draw takes place in a public auditorium with members of the public picked at random to take part. Da Ma Cai runs 1+3D, 3D and 3+3D, and on 30 October its site listed the next 1+3D Jackpot and bonus draw as Saturday 31 October 2026 (damacai.com.my). Sports Toto adds Toto 5D, 6D and its three lotto games. You can see the prize structure of each game on our 4D prize tables page and the basics on how to play 4D.

East Malaysia has its own three operators: Sabah 88, Sandakan STC and Cash Sweep in Sarawak. They follow the same Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday pattern, and STC’s site listed Saturday 31 October 2026 as its next draw on the day we checked (stc4d.com).

Special draws: the extra Tuesday

A special draw is an additional draw outside the normal three nights. In Malaysia they fall on a Tuesday and are announced ahead of time by the operators. The most recent one was Tuesday 27 October 2026: Magnum’s results page shows draw 441/26 on that date, and STC’s site still listed “Next Special draw on 27/10/2026” when we checked. You can see every operator’s numbers from that night on our 27 October 2026 results page. Cash Sweep, on the other hand, listed no upcoming special draw dates on 30 October.

Singapore Pools’ 4D results list shows a steady Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday rhythm going back years, and Wikipedia’s 4-Digits entry notes that a Tuesday special draw is sometimes added there too. Because special draws are irregular, the only reliable way to know about the next one is the operator’s own announcement.

Singapore: 4D at 6:30 PM, Toto on Monday and Thursday

Singapore Pools draws 4D on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 6:30 PM. On 30 October its results page showed draw 5554 on Wednesday 28 October and “Next Draw Sat, 31 Oct 2026, 6.30pm” (singaporepools.com.sg). Toto is drawn on Monday and Thursday evenings; the Toto results page listed the next draw as Monday 2 November 2026 at 6:30 PM with an estimated jackpot of S$2.5 million (Toto results). Singapore Sweep is a monthly draw; its date is published on the same site. Our Singapore 4D page shows each draw with its official draw number.

Note the half-hour gap: Singapore’s 4D draw at 6:30 PM finishes before Malaysia’s 7:00 PM draws start, which is why Singapore numbers appear first on draw nights.

Cambodia-licensed 4D: every day, afternoon and evening

Three Cambodia-licensed operators run 4D draws seven days a week, which is why their pages update daily while the Malaysian pages only change three times a week. 9 Lotto states on its site that draws “start at 7:30pm everyday” (9lotto.com). Perdana 4D lists two 4D draws a day, at 15:30 and 19:30, plus 6D draws and a run of short 2D and 3D draws through the day (perdana4d.com). Grand Dragon 4D draws daily; our Grand Dragon page posts each evening’s result, and gdlotto.com is the official source.

These games are licensed in Cambodia, not Malaysia or Singapore. Lottery and gambling laws differ by country, and whether you can legally take part depends on where you are. This article explains schedules only.

Beyond 4D: Philippines, Thailand and Hong Kong

Philippines (PCSO). The big lotto games are drawn at 9:00 PM on fixed days: Ultra Lotto 6/58 on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday; Grand Lotto 6/55 on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; Super Lotto 6/49 on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday; Mega Lotto 6/45 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; and Lotto 6/42 on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 6D draws on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and 4D on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, while 2D and 3D are drawn daily at 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM and 9:00 PM (schedule as published by The Summit Express). PCSO shifts draws around holidays such as Christmas and Holy Week. Results appear on our PCSO results page.

Thailand (GLO). The Government Lottery Office draws on the 1st and 16th of every month, televised in the afternoon; if the date is a holiday the draw moves to the next day (Wikipedia). See our Thai lottery results page.

Hong Kong (Mark Six). The Hong Kong Jockey Club holds three draws a week, on Tuesday, Thursday and either Saturday or Sunday, with the weekend draw placed on a day without horse racing. Snowball draws with larger first prizes are scheduled by the HKJC, often around festivals (Wikipedia). Our Mark Six page lists each draw.

How to use draw nights without getting fooled

Results are published by the operator after the draw, usually within the hour, and our results page marks a result as verified once it matches the official site. If a number appears somewhere before the draw time in this table, it is not a result. To see whether a number has ever come up, type it into the 4D number checker (1234 is only an example); it covers every draw back to 1985. Anyone claiming to know numbers in advance is running the scam we described in Fake 4D Number Scams. If you do hold a winning ticket, our claim guide explains the time limits and where to go.

FAQ

What days are 4D draws in Malaysia?

Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:00 PM for Magnum, Da Ma Cai, Sports Toto, Sabah 88, Sandakan STC and Cash Sweep. Operators add special draws on some Tuesdays, announced in advance.

What time is the Singapore 4D draw?

6:30 PM on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Singapore Toto is drawn on Monday and Thursday at 6:30 PM.

Is there a 4D draw today?

Grand Dragon, Perdana and 9 Lotto draw every day. Malaysian and Singapore operators draw only on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, plus announced special draws. Our live results page shows a countdown to the next draw.

When is the next 4D special draw?

Only the operators know. Each one announces special draw dates on its own website; Cash Sweep listed none on 30 October 2026, while the most recent Malaysian special draw was Tuesday 27 October 2026.

Why do Singapore results appear before Malaysian results?

Because Singapore Pools draws at 6:30 PM and Malaysian operators at 7:00 PM. Both are in the same time zone, so the half-hour gap is real.

18+ only. This article is information only, not a tip or an invitation to buy tickets. If gambling stops being fun, take a break and get help – see our disclaimer and responsible gambling note.

Last checked 30 October 2026.

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