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Ask any Malaysian which sport is closest to their heart and badminton will almost certainly top the list. We all remember the nation coming to a standstill to watch the Thomas Cup, or those nail-biting moments when our players went up against formidable opponents from China and Denmark at the All England. That passion is what drives my 36 to build a badminton betting platform that truly respects the expertise and passion of Malaysian badminton fans.
At my 36, the badminton section is built not just for casual bettors, but for those who truly follow the sport seriously. You'll find up-to-date player world rankings, head-to-head records, recent form across the last few tournaments, and odds that genuinely reflect the real situation — not figures pulled out of thin air.
My 36 covers nearly all major BWF calendar badminton tournaments throughout the year. These include the All England Open – the world's oldest badminton tournament and a perennial benchmark of player performance – the Malaysia Open, which holds a special place for local fans, the Thomas & Uber Cup as the most prestigious team competitions in the sport, and the BWF World Tour series spanning all tiers from Super 1000 down to Super 300.
And there's more. The Olympics and the BWF World Championships are also part of my 36's coverage. That means you can bet continuously from the start of the season right through to the most prestigious stages on the international badminton calendar — all without switching to another platform.
Many Malaysian badminton fans follow our players' journeys with genuine passion. Lee Zii Jia with his aggressive, high-energy style; Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik, Olympic bronze medallists still competing at the highest level; the women's doubles pair Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah, who are making waves on the international stage — all these names have devoted fans right across Malaysia.
At my 36, whenever a Malaysian player is in action, we offer more markets and more detailed odds than for regular matches. We know Malaysian fans want more than just a win/lose bet — they want to back who takes the first set, predict the total points in a game, and dive into the kind of detail that reflects how well they know these players.
One of the features my 36 players love most is in-play betting on badminton. Unlike slower team sports, badminton moves fast and can swing in just a matter of points. A first set won comfortably can give way to a fiercely contested second, and the third demands extraordinary mental strength.
My 36's live betting is built around exactly this dynamic – odds shift in real time with every point, letting you bet based on the momentum of the game. If you notice a player starting to lose focus or picking up a minor injury, you can act on it immediately. That's the edge that truly engaged viewers have over those who simply place their bets before the match begins.
Your badminton betting experience at my 36 can be a lot more rewarding if you take time to understand a few fundamentals. First, performance can vary across different court surfaces — some players fare better indoors than outdoors. Second, a packed match schedule can take a toll on players, especially when they have to compete within 24 hours of their previous match. Third, head-to-head records between two players should never be overlooked — some players are simply better prepared psychologically against certain opponents, even when their ranking is lower.
With a minimum deposit of just RM10 via Touch 'n Go eWallet, GrabPay, DuitNow, or FPX Maybank2u, you can get started with badminton betting on my 36. Minimum bets start from RM2, letting you explore a variety of markets without taking on too much risk while you get familiar with how the platform works.
A wide range of markets for every level of knowledge – from beginner to expert
The most straightforward market – pick the player or pair you think will win the match. Available across all categories and tournament stages.
Bet NowBet on who wins the first set only. Quick results – sometimes decided in under 20 minutes from the start of the match.
Bet NowBet with a point advantage or deficit. Ideal when one player is significantly stronger – it levels the odds for mismatched contests.
Bet NowOdds shift with every point during a live match. Use momentum swings to place your bets at the most strategic moment.
Bet NowPlace your bets from the start of the tournament on who will win the All England, Thomas Cup, or BWF World Tour. High odds for bigger returns.
Bet NowCombine 2 to 8 match selections for multiplied odds. All selections must win for a full payout.
Bet NowOur homegrown heroes who are often the top picks among local bettors
* Odds are subject to change based on the latest developments. Register an account to view real-time odds.
All major tournaments covered by my 36 this year
Betting tips from experienced my 36 players for Malaysia's badminton fans
Head-to-head records between two players can give you a more accurate picture than rankings alone. Some players hold a psychological edge over certain opponents, even when ranked lower.
Players who have to compete in two matches on the same day or within 12 hours of each other may see their performance affected. Check the schedule carefully before placing your bets, especially from the quarterfinals onwards.
Betting on the first set delivers quick results and attractive odds. It's ideal for newcomers who want to try badminton betting without waiting for the full match, which can run 1–2 hours.
In-play betting is most effective when you're watching the match live. Pay close attention to players' body language, serve quality, and return play — these are often the early signs before a momentum shift happens.
Answers to the most frequently asked questions from Malaysia's badminton fans
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