Megapari Casino Review (2026)

An Anjouan licence reported by third parties, but no licence number on the operator's own homepage and no strict regulator behind it.

Megapari's homepage says the site "is licensed by the authoritative regulator Anjouan". The footer shows no licence number, no operator name and no licence statement. AskGamblers names the company as Vdsoft & Script Development SRL and lists an Anjouan Gaming Board licence, also without a number. Some affiliate reviews quote licence ALSI-112310012-F15, but Megapari does not show it, and other sources disagree on the entity (SRL or N.V.) and its address.

• Regulator: Anjouan (Union of Comoros), light-touch offshore oversight
• AskGamblers lists Curaçao as a restricted country, so this is not a Curaçao-licensed site
• Restricted countries per AskGamblers: France, Cyprus, Hungary, Curaçao, the Netherlands, the UK and the US, "not limited to" these
• No regulator warning or blacklist entry for Megapari is on record

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I give it a 2.5. A licence from a low-bar regulator with no number shown by the operator and a blurry corporate identity sits between the "troubled light-touch" and "clean offshore" bands.

Wide crypto and e-wallet coverage and a €10,000 daily cap, but KYC loops and delayed payouts run through the complaints.

AskGamblers lists a daily withdrawal limit of €10,000 with no weekly or monthly cap shown, a pending time of 0 to 24 hours, then 1 to 7 days for e-wallets and cards and about 7 days for bank transfers. It also says weekend cashouts are not processed and that no fees are listed. The minimum deposit shown on a promotions item is €5; no minimum withdrawal is stated.

• Deposits: Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Jeton, SticPay, Perfect Money, Payz, MiFinity, AstroPay, Interac and SEPA
• Crypto: yes, accepted for deposits and withdrawals; AskGamblers lists Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Tether, Ripple, Monero, Dash, Zcash, Cardano, TRON, Binance and DAI
• Apple Pay: not listed
• Withdrawal speed: e-wallets 1 to 7 days, cards 1 to 7 days, bank 7 days

AskGamblers shows 101 complaints and a stats box of 83 of 83 resolved, 8 days on average, with a one-day response time. Payments make up most of them: declined or delayed withdrawals, repeated KYC requests with roughly 72-hour gaps, and deposits not credited. One complaint, a withdrawal of about ₹70,000 pending around two months, is marked rejected, and several show open timers, so the headline resolved figure looks generous.

I give it a 3. The limits and crypto range are good, but verification friction is the pattern I would plan around.

A very large lobby from about 90 providers with live casino, crash games and a sportsbook.

AskGamblers lists 92 game providers, including Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, NetEnt, Evolution, Playtech and Spribe. Third-party reviews quote 20,000 slots and 1,000 live tables, which I treat as marketing figures.

• Slots: Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, NetEnt, Playtech and others
• Live casino: Evolution among the providers listed
• Crash and instant games: Spribe (Aviator) and a Crash Jackpot tournament
• Also: a full sportsbook on the same account

On mobile, AskGamblers says there are iOS and Android apps and that the mobile browser version is comparable to the desktop site.

I score it a four for breadth and provider quality. Megapari publishes no RTP transparency page or in-house testing information, and sports betting is the brand's origin, so the casino is not the only focus.

A 150-spin welcome package and a no-deposit Aviator offer, but no wagering terms are published.

The homepage shows a 100% match on the first casino deposit plus 150 free spins. AskGamblers describes 100% up to €500 plus 150 spins on the first deposit with a €5 minimum, within a package of up to €1,500. Neither states the wagering requirement, so read the current terms in the cashier before you opt in.

• Welcome offer: 100% first casino deposit plus 150 free spins; wagering not published
• No-deposit bonus: yes, 30 Aviator spins via a promo code, with registration and phone verification (AskGamblers)
• Reloads: Friday 100% up to €300 from a €5 deposit; Sunday Aviator bonus up to 60 free bets
• Loyalty: weekly cashback with rates rising across 8 VIP levels; Crash Jackpot prizes carry x5 wagering for 5 days

One complainant on AskGamblers says a cashback timer reset and support refused to escalate, so the loyalty terms deserve a read before you rely on them.

I give it a 3. The variety of offers is wide and a no-deposit option exists, but without published wagering I cannot call the terms fair or harsh.

24/7 live chat and email, but players describe templated replies on hard cases.

AskGamblers lists live chat around the clock, email and a phone number, and says the casino responds to complaints within about a day. Phone support is described as available only during working hours.

• Live chat: 24/7
• Email: listed
• Phone: listed, reportedly working hours only
• Languages: the site runs in about 50 languages; support languages not stated

The complaints on AskGamblers repeatedly say live support gives scripted answers on verification and withdrawal problems. The one-day complaint response time is a point in its favour.

I give it a 3: channels are fine, difficult cases look slow.