720s E-Sports — Esports Betting & Digital Matches in Malaysia
This page covers everything you need to know about the esports section at 720s — bet types, popular game titles, how to access it from your phone, and common esports betting terminology. Built specifically for Malaysian users who actively follow competitive gaming.
Esports Terms You Should Know Before You Start
Get familiar with these terms and you'll feel a lot more confident reading the betting display.
The payout multiplier for each betting selection. Odds of 1.75 means a RM 10 bet returns RM 17.50 if you win. Lower odds indicate a favoured team; higher odds indicate a team less expected to win.
In multi-round esports formats like Dota 2 or MLBB, each round is played on a "map". You can place bets on the overall series result or on the winner of a specific map.
A handicap advantage given to the underdog to level the playing field. Example: Team A is given +1.5 maps, meaning they only need to win at least 1 map out of 3.
Bets placed while a match is in progress. Odds update in real time based on how the game is unfolding. Quick decisions are essential as the betting window can close at any moment.
A combination of multiple bets on a single slip. All selections must be correct to win, but the payout is significantly higher than a single bet. Higher risk, but the potential returns make it worthwhile.
A status indicating the match has ended and the official result has been recorded by the system. Winnings are only credited to your account balance once the result is confirmed — typically within a few minutes of the match ending.
Two Key Concepts in Esports Betting
Before placing your first bet, get to grips with these two mechanics — they're what separate informed bettors from those just guessing.
- Match Winner Bet (Moneyline)
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You simply pick which team will win the match. No additional conditions. Perfect for beginners just getting into esports.
Example: In an MLBB match between Team A and Team B, you pick Team A at odds 1.65. If Team A wins the overall series, you win — regardless of how many maps are played.
- Total Maps Betting (Over/Under Maps)
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You're not picking a winner — instead, you bet on whether the total number of maps in a series will be over or under a number set by the platform.
Example: A best-of-3 series with the line set at 2.5 maps. If you pick "Over" and the series ends 2-1 (3 maps played), you win. If the series ends 2-0 (only 2 maps played), you lose.
Malaysian Esports — From the Arena to the Digital Platform
Mobile Legends Bang Bang — The Region's Pride
MLBB is the most popular esports title in Southeast Asia, including Malaysia. Malaysian teams actively compete in the MPL (Mobile Legends Professional League) MY/SG and international tournaments. Local fans who follow their favourite teams can now get involved in sports betting through 720s while watching matches live.
Dota 2 — The Most Anticipated World Championship
The International is the world's biggest Dota 2 tournament, featuring a massive prize pool that draws esports fans from across the globe — including Malaysia. Matches run throughout the year across various leagues and qualifiers, giving users plenty of opportunities to follow esports betting consistently.
CS2 & Valorant — Growing Strong in the Local Community
Both of these shooter titles are gaining serious traction in Malaysia's esports community, particularly among players aged 18 to 30. Southeast Asian tournaments for CS2 and Valorant are held regularly, and these matches are now available to follow through the 720s esports section.
Beyond esports, users looking for a different kind of challenge can also explore the badminton racket sports betting or explore the experience live Baccarat table available on the same platform.
Esports at 720s — Four Key Highlights
Multiple esports titles
Live streaming & betting
Fully mobile
All transactions in MYR
Follow Your Favourite Esports Matches Today
Create a 720s account in under three minutes and start your esports betting experience — from MLBB and Dota 2 to CS2 — right from your phone.
What to Watch for in Esports
Whether it's best-of-1, best-of-3, or best-of-5 affects the types of bets available. bo1 matches do not have total maps betting.
A well-known team can be in poor form due to roster changes or a packed schedule. Performance over the last 3–5 matches tells you more.
The more users bet on a particular selection, the lower the odds become for that option. Logging in early gives you access to better odds.
During a live match, odds can shift within seconds — especially when a major in-game development occurs.
Make sure your account balance is topped up before your match starts. Deposits via TNG are usually the fastest when you're in a pinch.
Follow Esports from Any Device — No Barriers
The 720s platform is mobile-first, meaning all features work smoothly on smaller screens.
Android & iOS
Chrome and Firefox on Android, and Safari on iPhone are fully supported. All betting buttons, match schedules, and odds displays are designed for touchscreens with comfortably sized controls. Android users can also install the official 720s app for faster access and match-start notifications.
- No download needed for basic access
- All features available on web browser
- The Android app sends notifications when matches are about to start
Slow Connection & Responsive Design
The esports page is optimised for lightweight loading — users on standard 4G or public WiFi can check schedules, read odds, and place bets without noticeable lag. The layout automatically adapts from older phone screens to newer tablets, with no horizontal scrolling or cut-off text.
- Optimised page load for slow connections
- No horizontal scrolling on any screen size
- Large, finger-friendly betting buttons
Frequently Asked Questions about Esports at 720s
Straight answers to the most frequently asked questions.
720s covers popular esports titles including Mobile Legends Bang Bang (MLBB), Dota 2, CS2, and Valorant. Matches span Southeast Asian regional leagues, international qualifiers, and major tournaments such as The International for Dota 2 and MPL for MLBB. You can check the active match schedule directly on the platform once you're logged in.
First, register an account and make a deposit using your preferred method, such as TNG eWallet or FPX bank transfer. Once your account balance is sufficient, navigate to the Esports section, select the match you want to follow, choose a bet type (e.g. match winner), enter your amount, and confirm the bet. Winnings are automatically credited to your account balance once the match concludes and the result is confirmed.
In general, confirmed bets cannot be cancelled — this is standard practice across the sports betting industry. Review your bet slip carefully before confirming, paying close attention to the amount and bet type selected. If you run into a technical issue during the betting process, refer to the platform's help section or check FAQ page for more detailed guidance.
If an esports match is officially postponed or cancelled before a valid result can be determined, your bet will typically be refunded to your account balance. The exact policy depends on platform rules and the match organiser. For specific cases, or if a bet hasn't been credited correctly after a match concludes, check your account or reach out to customer support through the available channels on the platform.