Vietnam V-League Bitcoin Sports Betting

Better known as the Toyota V.League this year due to sponsorship reasons, is the top professional football league in Vietnam. And was founded in 1980 and has 14 active teams under the division. Teams like Hoang Anh Gia Lai F.C., Ha Nio F.C., Song Lam Nghe An F.C., FLC Thanh Hoa F.C., Becamax Binh Duong F.C. can now be betted upon using Bitcoins. We also have upcoming betting odds featured below.

Best Bitcoin Vietnam V-League Betting Websites:

Sportsbet.io Crypto Sport Betting

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Onehash Bitcoin Sportsbook

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CloudBet Bitcoin Casino and Sportsbook

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The V-League 1, officially Toyota V.League 1 for sponsorship reasons, is the highest category of football in Vietnam. It is currently played by 14 clubs that play two wheels to each other to and from matches. The club that is crowned champion at the end of the season enters the AFC Cup, second in importance behind the Asian Champions League.

The V-League recently reached the fifth highest attendance average among the best Asian leagues in 2009 (10,526 spectators per game).

The V-League is considered the best football league in Southeast Asia and included among the 50 leagues worldwide in terms of quality, attendance and professionalism.

Sponsorship

Since the 2000-01 season, the V.League has been named with the name and logo of a main sponsor. The following companies have acted as main sponsors:

  • 2000-02: Strata Sport Marketing (Strata V-League)
  • 2003: PepsiCo (Sting V-League)
  • 2004: Kinh Do (Kinh Do V-League)
  • 2005: Tan Hiep Phat (Number One V-League)
  • 2006: Eurowindow (Eurowindow V-League)
  • 2007-10: Petro Vietnam Gas (Gas Petro Vietnam V-League)
  • 2011-13: Eximbank (Eximbank V.League)
  • 2014- Toyota