Hello everyone,
We’re an affiliate company, Affiliaсe Digital, that has been working with @MegaPari since November 2024 under a Hybrid deal which includes a 50% Revenue Share agreement.
Since then, we’ve generated $84,727.63 in player deposits, yet our total revenue share payout has been a mere $4,814.57.
This number is not just suspicious — it’s unacceptable.
For comparison, our effective NGR rate with other trusted partners under similar conditions is significantly higher. According to an independent audit published by Affiliate Guard Dog, the average effective NGR for Megapari was reported to be 67% — a figure that sharply contradicts our experience.
Performance Overview (Nov 2024 – Apr 2025)
Despite multiple attempts to resolve this privately, Megapari’s team shared a spreadsheet to justify the results — however, the numbers still reflect the same poor outcome, and offer no real clarity or justification for such a low NGR. If this were truly how their system operated, it would be completely unprofitable — which we strongly doubt.
In our view, this response is evasive and disingenuous. The affiliate should not bear the full cost of operational inefficiencies they can’t verify or control.
Eventually, they offered to change our deal from a Hybrid deal with 50% revenue share to 5% of deposits, which is completely unjustified and disconnected from the performance we’ve demonstrated. We categorically rejected that offer.
We are publishing this complaint publicly because the Megapari team has failed to provide accountability or propose a fair resolution.
This post serves as a public warning to other affiliates — proceed with caution. We’re calling on @MegaPari to step up, respond transparently, and address what appears to be a blatant case of underpayment.
We’re prepared to provide further data if needed.
We believe in accountability — and won’t stay silent while partners act in bad faith.
We’re an affiliate company, Affiliaсe Digital, that has been working with @MegaPari since November 2024 under a Hybrid deal which includes a 50% Revenue Share agreement.
Since then, we’ve generated $84,727.63 in player deposits, yet our total revenue share payout has been a mere $4,814.57.
This number is not just suspicious — it’s unacceptable.
For comparison, our effective NGR rate with other trusted partners under similar conditions is significantly higher. According to an independent audit published by Affiliate Guard Dog, the average effective NGR for Megapari was reported to be 67% — a figure that sharply contradicts our experience.
Performance Overview (Nov 2024 – Apr 2025)
| Month | Deposits ($) | NGR ($) | NGR % |
| Nov 2024 | 18,826.49 | -4,509.03 | -23.95% |
| Dec 2024 | 14,080.71 | 2,287.30 | 16.24% |
| Jan 2025 | 20,440.98 | 1,653.67 | 8.09% |
| Feb 2025 | 18,546.07 | 4,510.87 | 24.31% |
| Mar 2025 | 5,302.35 | 405.87 | 7.65% |
| Apr 2025 | 7,531.03 | 2,550.36 | 33.86% |
| Total | 84,727.63 | 6,899.04 | 8.14% |
Despite multiple attempts to resolve this privately, Megapari’s team shared a spreadsheet to justify the results — however, the numbers still reflect the same poor outcome, and offer no real clarity or justification for such a low NGR. If this were truly how their system operated, it would be completely unprofitable — which we strongly doubt.
In our view, this response is evasive and disingenuous. The affiliate should not bear the full cost of operational inefficiencies they can’t verify or control.
Eventually, they offered to change our deal from a Hybrid deal with 50% revenue share to 5% of deposits, which is completely unjustified and disconnected from the performance we’ve demonstrated. We categorically rejected that offer.
We are publishing this complaint publicly because the Megapari team has failed to provide accountability or propose a fair resolution.
This post serves as a public warning to other affiliates — proceed with caution. We’re calling on @MegaPari to step up, respond transparently, and address what appears to be a blatant case of underpayment.
We’re prepared to provide further data if needed.
We believe in accountability — and won’t stay silent while partners act in bad faith.