> Quick view: The Pasti OK Sweep closed on 30 September 2026. Petron's new draw, Isi Lebih Menang Lebih, runs from 1 October to 31 December 2026. One fill of 25 litres of petrol or 50 litres of diesel, with your name and number written on the receipt and the receipt dropped in the station box, is one entry. There are 145 prizes, gold included, and you do not need a Petron Miles card to enter.
> Update, 30 October 2026: October's monthly draw only takes receipts from October, and October ends on Saturday 31 October. Receipts from 1 November go into November's draw, whose 30 winners get pharmacy e-vouchers, and still count for the year-end gold bars. No winners had been announced by 30 October. Petron had not changed the terms (the PDF is still the 2 October upload) and had posted no other promotion.
Everything below comes from Petron Malaysia's Isi Lebih Menang Lebih page, its English terms and conditions PDF and the campaign poster, first read on 3 October 2026 and re-checked on 30 October 2026. Where the poster and the terms differ, the terms prevail. The organiser is Petron Fuel International Sdn. Bhd.
What happened to the Pasti OK Sweep
The Pasti OK Sweep ran from 7 August to 30 September 2026 and was not extended. Receipts dropped after 30 September are not valid for it. Its three in-store RM40 sweep rounds are finished.
If you were a Petron Miles member who filled 25 litres during the campaign, one result is still to come. The 18 grand prizes of RM1,000 are drawn after the campaign closes. That is 15 sets of shopping vouchers for Peninsular Malaysia and 3 lots of Petron Miles points for East Malaysia. Winners are phoned on the number in the Petron Miles database, and the points are credited within three months, so by the end of December 2026.
Petron's other September offer, free Touch 'n Go eWallet reload PINs worth up to RM28 with selected engine oils, also ended on 30 September. As of 30 October, Petron's promotions page still lists no engine-oil offer. Its only October post besides this draw is a news item about a Malaysia Book of Records award for station toilets.
How to enter Isi Lebih Menang Lebih
- Fuel up in one transaction at a participating Petron station: at least 25 litres of petrol (Blaze 95, Blaze 97 or Blaze 100) or at least 50 litres of diesel (Diesel Max or Turbo Diesel).
- Write your full name and contact number clearly on the original, finalised receipt.
- Drop the receipt into the campaign drop box at a participating Petron station.
Each receipt is one entry, however many litres it shows: 60 litres earns the same single entry as 25. You can enter as often as you like, as long as every entry is a separate qualifying transaction with its own original receipt.
The terms rule out these receipts:
- Pre-pay receipts. If you pay at the counter before you pump, keep the final receipt that prints after the pump stops, not the pre-pay slip.
- Duplicates, photocopies, reprints and altered receipts.
- Fleet Card transactions, which the poster also flags.
- Fuel redeemed with Petron Miles points.
The poster says "isi lebih daripada 25L" (more than 25 litres). The terms say a minimum of 25. Pumping slightly past 25.00 litres keeps you clear of both readings.
What 25 litres or 50 litres costs this week
At Petron's pump prices for 29 October to 4 November 2026:
- Blaze 95 at the BUDI95 price of RM1.99 a litre: 25 litres = RM49.75
- Blaze 95 at the market price of RM4.42: RM110.50
- Blaze 97 at RM4.90: RM122.50
- Blaze 100 at RM6.40: RM160.00
- Diesel Max at the BUDI Diesel price of RM2.10: 50 litres = RM105.00
- Diesel Max at the market price of RM5.27: RM263.50
- Turbo Diesel at RM5.47: RM273.50
Prices change every week, so check the board. Compared with the first week of October, the three unsubsidised petrol grades are 10 sen a litre cheaper. The BUDI95 and BUDI Diesel prices and both diesel market prices have not changed. Diesel is the first real change from the Pasti OK Sweep, which counted petrol only. The diesel bar is double the litres, though, so it suits large tanks and long-distance drivers more than a quick top-up.
The prizes, and how the three draws work
- Monthly prize, 30 winners a month (90 in total): a 1g Habib 999 gold wafer (about RM800) plus RM1,200 in e-vouchers each. Drawn every month from that month's entries only.
- Grand prize, 5 winners: a 9g Habib 999 gold bar (about RM6,000) each. Drawn after 31 December from all entries.
- Consolation prize, 50 winners: RM500 in Petron Miles points each. Drawn after 31 December from all entries.
The poster gives each month's vouchers a theme: e-wallet vouchers in October, pharmacy vouchers in November and grocery vouchers in December. The prize pool totals about RM235,000: RM180,000 in monthly prizes, RM30,000 in gold bars and RM25,000 in points.
Three rules shape your odds:
- Monthly entries do not carry forward. A receipt dropped in October is only in October's monthly draw. If you want a chance in all three monthly draws, enter in each month.
- Every receipt goes into the final pool. The grand and consolation draws use every valid entry from the whole campaign, so an October receipt still counts after 31 December.
- One prize per person. Once you are confirmed as a winner in any category, your remaining entries are removed from later draws. A November monthly winner cannot also win a gold bar.
A worked example
A driver on BUDI95 who fills 25 litres once a week from October to December makes about 13 fills, at RM49.75 each. That gives roughly four or five entries in each monthly draw and all 13 in the year-end pool. If you start now, on 1 November, weekly fills give about nine entries: four or five in November's draw, four or five in December's, and all nine in the year-end pool. The only extra cost is the time it takes to write on each receipt.
A driver who tops up RM30 at a time buys about 15 litres per visit at RM1.99. That earns nothing, however many times they visit. Two RM30 receipts never add up to one entry.
Who can enter, and who cannot
Entry is open to Malaysian citizens, permanent residents and individuals legally residing in Malaysia, aged 18 and above. That is wider than the Pasti OK Sweep, which was limited to citizens and PRs. Petron employees and contract staff, Petron station dealers, staff of the campaign's agencies, and the parents, spouses and children of any of them cannot take part.
You do not need a Petron Miles membership to enter. The consolation prize is paid in Miles points, though, and the terms credit points to the winner's account. If you fill up at Petron regularly, registering a free Miles account is worth doing anyway.
Winners, and the scam warning
Winners are drawn at random and phoned on the number written on the receipt. Petron makes up to three attempts to reach you. After that it can disqualify you and award the prize to the next eligible entry, so write the number you actually answer. Winners may need to show proof of identity. Winners' names may appear on Petron's Facebook and Instagram. Any cost of collecting a prize, such as transport, is the winner's to bear.
Clause 19 of the terms warns participants to take care with calls or messages that ask for personal information, and to verify directly with Petron. A real prize call will not ask for a banking TAC, an OTP or a card PIN. Petron's enquiry line is the Petron Miles Customer Service Centre at 1-300-888-812, open Monday to Sunday from 9am to 5pm.
Who should bother, and who should skip it
Worth it if you already fill up at Petron with 25 litres or more of petrol. The prizes are bigger than the Pasti OK Sweep's, and entering costs you nothing extra. It also suits diesel drivers with large tanks who now qualify for the first time.
Skip it if your company car pays with a Petron Fleet Card, if you top up in small amounts, or if you mostly fill up at another brand. Driving to a Petron station just for a draw entry is not worth it. With 145 winners nationwide over three months, treat this as a bonus on fuel you were going to buy anyway.
