Indonesia Open Super 1000: Full Markets Across Every Round

The Indonesia Open is one of four BWF Super 1000 events and carries the deepest badminton book of the year. Markets open from round one across five disciplines: men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, and mixed doubles.

Why market depth matters

Most BWF events open match winner only in the early rounds. A Super 1000 opens the full set from day one, total points and set score included. For anyone who follows badminton closely, early rounds offer the loosest prices, because volume has not accumulated there yet.

They also carry the most uncertainty. Seeded players sometimes lower intensity to save energy for later rounds, and that shows up in set-score markets long before it shows up in match winner.

The home factor

Crowd support at Istora is intense and measurable in tight matches. The effect concentrates in the third game, where energy differences decide points. Live prices often move harder than they should in those situations, and that cuts both ways.

Building a finals-day slip

Finals day puts five title matches across disciplines into one session. That combination satisfies the three-leg parlay requirement for the sports bonus without waiting several days. The rules are in the turnover explainer, and the market structure in the badminton betting guide.

A note on settlement

A withdrawal before a match starts voids the bet. A retirement mid-match settles differently depending on operator and market, and that rule causes most of the confusion at events with congested schedules. Check the rules tab before betting rounds with short turnarounds.