A Singaporean woman has reportedly struck one of the largest casino jackpots ever seen at Malaysia’s Resorts World Genting, taking home an eye-watering RM31.9 million, equivalent to approximately S$10.3 million.
According to reports circulating online and cited by Chinese-language publication China Press, the massive payout was allegedly won on May 21 through a Dragon Link slot machine at the popular casino resort.
The jackpot has since attracted widespread attention across Singapore and Malaysia, with many netizens calling it one of the most unbelievable casino wins in recent years.
Woman Allegedly Won Jackpot With Small RM40 Bet
Online discussions claimed the winner was a woman from Singapore nicknamed “Old Auntie”, who reportedly hit the jackpot at around 2pm while playing at the casino floor.
Social media users further alleged that the winning spin came from a bet amount of just RM40, or approximately S$13.
The claims quickly spread online after Facebook users and gamblers familiar with the casino began discussing the unusually large payout.
Photos and screenshots related to the alleged win also circulated widely, with many commenters expressing disbelief at the sheer size of the jackpot.
While the exact identity of the winner has not been officially confirmed, the story has generated huge buzz among casino enthusiasts and regular Genting visitors from Singapore.
Dragon Link Machines Known For Large Progressive Jackpots
Reports stated that there are around 30 Dragon Link slot machines located within the casino complex.
The particular machine involved had apparently already accumulated a jackpot pool of roughly RM12 million (S$3.88 million) the previous year, attracting many gamblers hoping to land a life-changing payout.
Dragon Link machines are progressive jackpot slots, meaning the prize pool grows continuously as more players place bets over time.
According to China Press, the maximum bet amount per spin on the machine can reportedly reach RM880, equivalent to around S$284.
Casino observers noted that jackpot payouts exceeding RM10 million are considered exceptionally rare at Genting, making the latest alleged win especially significant.
Netizens React To Massive Casino Windfall
News of the reported jackpot quickly sparked reactions online, especially among Singaporeans familiar with Genting Highlands casino trips.
Many social media users joked that the woman had achieved “instant retirement”, while others said they were tempted to visit Genting themselves after hearing about the win.
Some commenters also pointed out the role of luck in casino gaming, noting that massive jackpots often attract more players despite the extremely low odds of winning.
Others questioned whether the winner would continue gambling after receiving such a large payout.
The story has also reignited discussions about responsible gambling, especially as Singapore residents continue to make frequent cross-border trips to Malaysian casinos and entertainment resorts.
At the time of writing, neither Genting Malaysia nor the casino operator had publicly released an official statement confirming further details surrounding the alleged jackpot winner.