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If you’ve ever bought a lottery ticket in Malaysia hoping to win big, chances are it was a Big Sweep.

Now, the country’s only sweepstakes lottery operator is refreshing its look — and sweetening the pot.

This month, Pan Malaysian Sweeps Sdn Bhd — the company behind Big Sweep — unveiled a new corporate logo, reviving the red horse emblem that once defined the brand.

The returning symbol is paired with green typography — red for passion and momentum, green for prosperity and growth.

Unlike number-forecast lotteries such as 4D or Toto, Big Sweep operates as a sweepstakes, meaning tickets are sold in limited quantities, and winners are drawn at random, with no numbers to pick.

It is the only operator of its kind licensed in Malaysia.

Every Ticket A Step Toward Education

But buying a ticket does more than enter you into a draw.

Big Sweep channels all surplus profits from ticket sales into charitable causes — specifically the Yu Cai Foundation (YCF), an organisation founded in 2015 by the late tycoon T. Ananda Krishnan and the Usaha Tegas Group.

Launched in January 2015, the foundation provides scholarships, grants and educational assistance to underserved communities across Malaysia, regardless of race, religion or creed.

By 2026, the YCF has contributed more than RM27.5 million in educational sponsorships and scholarships, directly benefiting over 7,000 underserved students and teachers across Malaysia.

YCF also engages in numerous programs, including a National Public Speaking Bootcamp and other educational initiatives that reflect its commitment to community development.

Draws 4 to 6: Here’s What’s On The Table

Pan Malaysian Sweeps sums it up in its motto: “Play For Charity” — or in Mandarin, 大彩一张慈善一步 — every ticket, a step toward education.

The rebrand coincides with the announcement of Draws 4 to 6 for 2026, which will retain the RM2 million grand prize and the RM100,000 Scratch and Win Instant Prize.

The Zodiac Collection Prize, a special ongoing promotional campaign in which participants collect Zodiac tickets to win cash prizes, has also been increased to RM9,999.

Players must scratch the ‘Instant first prize’ area on their lottery tickets and collect specific Zodiac tickets, like the Anchor Zodiacs (e.g., Horse, Tiger), to qualify for cash prizes.

“The new logo is not merely a visual change, but also reflects our optimism, strength and aspirations to continue growing in the future,” said Big Sweep chief operating officer Sim Kok Soon.

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