SKY777 · Seat 12
Belangkai: SKY777's version of the traditional Malay table game
A digital Belangkai table: a spinning top under a metal cover, four symbols (fish, prawn, flower, horseshoe crab) and a mat of printed payouts.

Belangkas is Malay for the horseshoe crab, and there it is at the bottom of the mat, next to a fish, a prawn and a pink flower. Belangkai is an old kampung betting game, and SKY777 has a digital table for it.
The kit is simple. A round metal dish, a big domed cover, and a small four-sided top on a stick with one symbol on each face. You bet, press Deal, the cover lifts and whichever face is showing wins.

The mat
Every zone carries a printed figure. 3.90 runs along the long edge beside each symbol. 2.90 sits on the eight corner triangles. 1.95 appears in the four corner circles and on the four boxes around the centre cross. The screens don't say exactly which outcomes each zone covers or whether the figure includes your stake, so open Game Help from the settings before you put money down.
The "Bet limit" box reads min 1, max 250. The old page said 0.50 to 500, which doesn't match this table.
Chips are on the left rail. Deal, Rebet and Clear are big round buttons on the right, and a Bet History strip along the top shows past results as small icons.

In one captured round, 5.00 in chips sat on the right-hand side of the mat, the flower came up, and the screen said "You win!" with 7.80 paid.
One result per round and four possible outcomes, so it's quicker to learn than 9 Baccarat. Every number on the mat is set so the table keeps a margin over time. The SKY777 hub lists the other games, and you'd need to get a SKY777 game ID to sit down here.
Ask the dealer: common questions
Where does the name come from?
The old page linked it to belangkas, the Malay word for the horseshoe crab, one of the four symbols on the mat.
18+ only. Real-money games; online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Never top up money you need, and stop if it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.





