Badminton is a source of national pride in Malaysia — and Hoki138 brings you the most complete badminton betting experience for fans of the sport. From Lee Zii Ja's BWF World Tour campaigns to domestic tournaments, it's all here.
Bet on all major badminton tournaments, worldwide and in Malaysia
The season-ending BWF tournament featuring the world's top 8 players. The most prestigious event on the international badminton calendar.
The world's most prestigious men's (Thomas) and women's (Uber) team badminton championships. Malaysia is consistently among the top contenders.
The longest-running badminton tournament in history — dating back to 1899. Winning the All England is every professional badminton player's dream.
A home-ground tournament — with full support from Malaysian fans. Hoki138 offers special odds on matches featuring local players.
The most prestigious individual title outside the Olympics. Malaysia regularly reaches the final rounds, and Hoki138 offers a full range of markets.
Badminton at the regional level — Malaysia consistently brings home medals. Bet on singles and doubles matches in medal-round format.
If you've ever sat in front of the TV, heart pounding, watching Lee Zii Jia battle it out in the All England final, you know exactly what that feeling is. Badminton is more than a sport in Malaysia — it's part of who we are. From Razif Sidek to Lee Chong Wei, and now a new generation led by Zii Jia, Tze Yong, Aaron Chia, Soh Wooi Yik, Pearly Tan, and Thinaah — Malaysia keeps producing world-class badminton talent.
At Hoki138, we understand how much badminton means to Malaysian fans. That's why our badminton betting section is built with care — featuring extensive markets, competitive odds, and a fast, mobile-friendly in-play betting experience.
In-play betting — placing wagers while a match is in progress — truly transforms how you experience badminton. Picture yourself watching Lee Zii Jia take on Axelsen. The first set is tight, both players still finding their rhythm. At that moment, the odds on Zii Jia may not yet fully reflect how sharp his game looks on the day. That's where Hoki138's in-play betting gives you the edge — you can place bets based on what you're actually seeing unfold live, rather than relying solely on pre-match predictions.
Hoki138 offers over 50 betting markets for every major badminton match — far more than what most standard betting platforms provide. Here are some of the most popular markets among Malaysian players:
Match Winner – The most straightforward market. Pick who wins the overall match. Perfect for beginners just getting started with Sports Betting.
Set Handicap – If you think Player A will win but expects a tough fight, the handicap market lets you get better odds by giving the underdog a head start. Example: Lee Zii Jia -1.5 Sets means he needs to win 2-0 for your bet to pay out.
Total Sets – Bet on whether the match will finish in 2 sets (Over/Under 2.5 Sets). Useful when you're confident one player is clearly dominant on the day.
First Set Winner – Bet on who wins the first set only. Odds are lower, but results come faster — you'll know the outcome within 30 minutes.
Correct Set Score – A high-risk, high-reward market. Predict the exact scoreline — such as 2-0 or 2-1 — for significantly bigger odds.
Start by checking the current BWF rankings. A highly ranked player doesn't always win, but rankings provide useful context. Pay close attention to head-to-head records between the two players — in badminton, certain players tend to hold a psychological edge over specific opponents regardless of ranking.
Physical condition matters too — badminton is an extremely demanding sport. If a player just came off a gruelling 2-hour match in the morning and has to play again in the evening, factor in fatigue when doing your analysis. Base your bets at Hoki138 on recent form and results, not just big names.
Based on the last 21 head-to-head meetings between both players. Updated after every match.
Performance record over the last 30 days
| Date | Malaysian Players | VS | Score | Championship | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Jan | 🇲🇾 Lee Zii Jia | 🇩🇰 Viktor Axelsen | 21-18, 18-21, 21-16 | Malaysia Masters SF | WIN |
| 11 Jan | 🇲🇾 Aaron / Wooi Yik | 🇯🇵 Takuro / Yugo | 21-15, 21-19 | Malaysia Masters QF | WIN |
| 11 Jan | 🇲🇾 Pearly / Thinaah | 🇨🇳 Chen / Jia | 18-21, 21-18, 16-21 | Malaysia Masters QF | LOST |
| 8 Jan | 🇲🇾 Ng Tze Yong | 🇮🇩 Jonatan Christie | 21-17, 21-14 | Malaysia Open R16 | WIN |
| 7 Jan | 🇲🇾 Lee Zii Jia | 🇮🇳 H.S. Prannoy | 21-13, 21-18 | Malaysia Open QF | WIN |
| 5 Jan | 🇲🇾 Man Wei Chong / Tee Kai Wun | 🇰🇷 Choi / Kim | 21-19, 17-21, 21-18 | Malaysia Open R32 | WIN |
A complete guide to getting started with badminton betting