Badminton Betting & Odds

While you might really get into Badminton come the Olympics, there are plenty of other chances for Badminton betting throughout the year with some of the best international tournaments on the horizon.

Whether the Thomas Cup, World Championships or the Olympics, at BetVictor we’ll bring you the best Badminton betting markets for all the top tournaments.

Having begun with the first ever Thomas Cup in Preston, every two years more than 50 international teams face off for one of Badminton’s most famous competitions. And despite being devised by an Englishman, as is often the case with Badminton, it’s been the Asian teams that have dominated the podium.

Whilst Malaya (now Malaysia) won the first three tournaments on the bounce, Indonesia is currently the most successful team followed by China. Whether you think the big boys will once again take Thomas Cup glory or you fancy a European team to become the second team ever to do it after Denmark in 2016, you can enjoy the best Thomas Cup outright badminton odds with us at BetVictor.

We’ll also bring you the outright odds from the Uber Cup; the women’s equivalent competition, with China the outstanding team in the history books.

Now occurring every year, the BWF World Championships is arguably the biggest Badminton event in the calendar.

With events including Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles, unsurprisingly China and Indonesia are the teams to beat in the gold medal table across all events, while the plucky Danes find themselves in third place. The most successful players down the years include China’s Lin Dan and Zhao Yunlei, as well as Korea’s Park Joo-bong.

Our badminton betting from the World Championships includes the outright winners in the individual accolades across all competitions, as well as the outright winners in the country stakes. And as the action promises to be fast and frenetic, we also provide plenty of In-play opportunities for Badminton's biggest matches, including match betting, set betting and player specials.

Guess what? Indonesia, China and Malaysia are the dominant forces across both the men’s and women’s game when it comes to Badminton at the Olympics.

But Team GB have held their own over the last few Olympic Games including the men’s doubles bronze medal won by Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge at the Rio Olympics in 2016. We’ll bring you the full range of Badminton betting from the Olympics. Fingers crossed it will be gold for Team GB at Tokyo 2020.