MBSBET: Malaysia Singapore Live Sports Betting & Sportsbook
Singapore Sports Betting & Sports Betting Malaysia.
MBSBET is the best online sportsbook betting site in Singapore and Malaysia.We offer all the major sports such as English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A, UEFA Champions League, French Ligue 1, German Bundesliga 1, NFL, NBA, NCAA, Women Basketball, Tennis, Formula 1 and many more. Up to 4,000 Live Betting soccer matches in a month.Best odds in the Singapore and Malaysia online casino market.We are ready for 2018 FIFA world cup, Join now to start your betting.
At MBSBET, we provided the best betting on the Super League and Malaysia Cup football, as well AFC Champions League, AFC Cup and other Asian football competitons for our football lovers.
If you're only betting foreign matches, two sites certainly worth regarding are Pinnacle Sport (best odds - and accept MYR currency)and Ladbrokes (no MYR currency - but very friendly to Malaysian clients). Using all the 5 online bookies mentioned here and shopping the odds is a great way to improve your opportunities at making a benefit betting sports.
Understanding Decimal Odds The one and only download using European bookies from Malaysia is the odds format is different. In Malaysia, bookies use what's referred to as Malay Odds. At Euro betting site the odds are named European odds, also named decimal odds.
Decimal odds represents how much you'll be returned on a winning bet. So for instance if the odds are 1.80 and you bet RM100 you'll get back RM100 * 1.8 = RM180, of that RM100 was your stake and RM80 is your benefit. Keep in mind unlike the Malay odds there is no positive or negative figure. When betting a heavy underdog the odds may be 2.50. Again, if you bet RM100 the payout is RM100 * 2.5 = RM250 of which RM100 was your stake and RM150 your interest. Had we used Malay odds instead, 2.50 decimal odds are the similar odds as -0.67 Malay. This will take a little getting used to, but again Euro bookies are much more secure for Malaysians to use than their Asian bookie counterpart.