7020 Esports — Follow the Tournaments
Esports & Live Betting
The E-Sports page on the 7020 platform lets you bet on professional video game matches from across Southeast Asia and the world. Find everything you need to know about how to get started, available markets, and how to place your first bet right here.
Four things that make Esports at 7020 different
Key features you should know before getting started
The 7020 platform allows users to bet live while an E-Sports match is underway. Odds shift in real time as the game progresses, adding a layer of strategy not found in standard pre-match betting. This means you can react to what's happening on screen and make more informed decisions.
From regional leagues like MPL (Mobile Legends Professional League) Malaysia and Indonesia, to international tournaments such as The International for Dota 2 and the CS2 Major — 7020 offers extensive coverage. Malaysian users get access to markets for the events most relevant to their local community.
The Esports interface on this platform is built entirely for mobile use. Match listings, odds, and bet buttons are all clearly laid out on a smartphone screen — no zooming in or scrolling sideways needed to find what you're looking for during a live match.
Unlike traditional sports which typically offer only outright result markets, Esports features more specialised markets tied to each game's mechanics. In Mobile Legends, for example, you can bet on which team draws first blood, the kill count in a specific round, or which team destroys the first tower.
Game titles and leagues you can follow
Mobile Legends Bang Bang (MLBB)
Mobile Legends is the most popular MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) game in Southeast Asia, with a massive following in Malaysia. The MPL Malaysia and MPL Indonesia leagues run on a seasonal format with two seasons per year, ensuring a steady stream of betting content throughout the year. Malaysian teams such as RSG, Burn X Flash, and others regularly compete at the highest level, drawing passionate local fans to follow every match closely.
Dota 2
Dota 2 is the longest-running MOBA title at the professional international level. The annual The International (TI) tournament offers massive prize pools and draws millions of viewers worldwide, including from Malaysia. 7020 provides markets for matches from The International, Dota Pro Circuit (DPC), and Major tournaments throughout the year, with odds updated in real time.
CS2 (Counter-Strike 2)
Counter-Strike remains one of the most-followed competitive shooters in the world. Since the transition to CS2, top-tier leagues such as ESL Pro League, BLAST Premier and the Major continue to draw loyal viewers and bettors alike. 7020 users can follow map match markets, overall match markets, and a range of other specialised markets subject to current availability.
Valorant
Valorant by Riot Games has grown rapidly since its launch and now has its own professional league in Asia Pacific through the VCT (Valorant Champions Tour). Teams from Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, are active competitors in this league, making Valorant increasingly relevant to local fans following the scene. Valorant betting markets at 7020 cover match results, map handicaps, and other options depending on the tournament format.
An overview of major Esports titles and leagues
General information on tournament formats available to follow via the 7020 platform
| Game Titles | Major Leagues / Tournaments | Common Markets | Match Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile Legends | MPL Malaysia, MPL Indonesia, M-Series | Match Winner, Map Handicap, First Kill | Twice a year, weekly during the season |
| Dota 2 | The International, DPC, Major Tournaments | Match Winner, Total Kills, First Roshan | Year-round with the DPC |
| CS2 | ESL Pro League, BLAST Premier, Major | Map Winner, Round Handicap, Total Maps | Weekly during the active league season |
| Valorant | VCT Asia Pacific, Champions Tour | Match Winner, Map Handicap | Season-based with qualification and playoff phases |
| PUBG Mobile | PMWI, PMSL Southeast Asia | Winning Team, Kill Count, Placement | Mid-year and end of year |
Two core Esports betting concepts for new players
- Map Handicap
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Map handicap is used to level the playing field when one team is considered significantly stronger than the other. The underdog is given an advantage in map count — for example, if you bet on the underdog with a +1.5 map handicap, they just need to win one map or lose with a score of 0-2 for your bet to win.
A quick example: Team A is up against Team B, who are the stronger side. Team A is given a +1.5 handicap. Even if Team A loses 0-2, a bet on Team A +1.5 still wins — because 0+1.5 = 1.5, which exceeds the 0 that Team B registers in the handicap calculation.
- Live Betting
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Live markets let you place bets while a match is in progress. Odds adjust automatically as the game unfolds — if your favourite team is trailing, their odds will lengthen, meaning a higher potential return should they mount a comeback.
A quick example: In a Mobile Legends match, Team X loses three players in quick succession. Their odds to win shift from 1.8 to 2.6. You place your bet at this point. If Team X manages to turn it around and wins, your payout is calculated at the higher odds of 2.6.
Important Notes for New Players
Before placing any live bets, make sure you understand the basics of the game you're following. Esports markets are more dynamic than traditional sports — match conditions can shift very quickly. Check help section for further guidance.
Five steps to get started with Esports at 7020
From your first visit to your first bet
From any page on 7020, click the "E-Sports" link in the top navigation menu. You'll be taken to the main E-Sports page, which displays a list of upcoming matches, live matches, and the available markets for each game title. No account is required to browse the match listings.
The match list is generally sorted by start time. Use the title filter (if available) to view only Mobile Legends, Dota 2, CS2, or other titles. Click on any match to see all available markets for that fixture.
To place a bet, you will need to be logged in. If you don't have an account yet, the new account registration is straightforward and takes just a few minutes. Once logged in, all markets will be active and ready to select.
Click on your chosen odds to add them to your bet slip. Enter the amount in Malaysian Ringgit (RM) you wish to wager. The system will display an estimated return based on the current odds before you confirm.
Once your bet is confirmed, you can follow the match via live stream on the platform or through the tournament organiser's official channels. Bet results are updated automatically, and winnings are credited directly to your account balance once the match concludes.
Deposits and withdrawals for E-Sports betting
All transactions on the 7020 platform are processed in Malaysian Ringgit (RM), with no foreign currency conversion required. This makes it straightforward for Malaysian users to manage their account balance without having to calculate exchange rates.
The most popular payment methods among Malaysian users for topping up before Esports betting are FPX online banking — supported by all major Malaysian banks — and Touch 'n Go eWallet, which is especially popular with younger users. Both methods typically process deposits within minutes, so you can get into the action without unnecessary delays.
For withdrawals, funds are typically processed back to the same local bank account or e-wallet used for the deposit. Processing times vary depending on the method and amount involved. For any queries regarding deposit or withdrawal status, please refer to the platform help page available in Bahasa Melayu.
Before making your first deposit, ensure your account has completed any required verification steps. This is a standard procedure that safeguards your transactions and protects your account. The documents typically required are similar to those used for a regular online banking account.
Local payment methods
- FPX (Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank, RHB)
- Touch 'n Go eWallet
- Local bank transfer
- All transactions in RM
Things new E-Sports bettors commonly overlook
Login guide and important information
Market closing time: Many E-Sports markets close a few minutes before a match starts, not at the exact kick-off time. Make sure you check the match schedule in advance and place your bets before the market closes.
Best-of format: Esports matches can be played in a best-of-1, best-of-3, or best-of-5 format. The format affects both the types of markets available and how odds are calculated. Always check the match format before choosing a handicap market.
Match delay: E-Sports matches can occasionally be delayed due to technical or logistical issues. In such cases, markets are usually suspended and existing bets remain valid. Check for match status updates within the platform or through the organiser's official channels.
Responsible betting: The 7020 platform supports responsible gaming. If you need information on usage controls or further guidance, the Responsible Gaming available for your reference.
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