Megapari on iOS and Android — built for live tables

Same wallet, same bonuses, same odds engine — sessions sync the second you switch device. What changes is the surfaces: live-dealer video uses native codecs instead of a browser shim, so stream sync runs about 600ms ahead of the equivalent web tab. Cash-out windows feel more responsive on combat-sports in-play because of it.

Push notifications are categorised, not bundled: cash-out window opening, bonus countdown, fight-card start, deposit receipts. Each category toggles independently. Default-on are cash-out alerts and bonus expiry — the two things you almost never want to miss.

In jurisdictions where Apple distributes real-money sportsbook apps, install from the App Store the standard way. The listing carries a 17+ age gate.

Outside that list (most regions), the install goes through TestFlight. The iOS button on this page sends you to the TestFlight invite. Accept, install, log in. Updates roll out automatically; you don't manage versions yourself.

Google Play declines real-money gambling apps in most regions, which means the Android client distributes as a signed .apk from the official Megapari domain. There's no third-party mirror; every install pulls from the operator's CDN.

Tap the Android button. Your browser will ask to allow installs from unknown sources once — toggle it on, open the downloaded file. Install runs in about ten seconds; first launch prompts for fingerprint setup so you only need it once.

Streaming covers every televised football and tennis match plus the bigger basketball, hockey, UFC, and cricket fixtures. The codec adapts to your connection — 1080p on Wi-Fi, 720p on solid 4G, 360p as the fallback floor. UFC main-card streams are particularly stable on the app, where the browser path sometimes stutters.

Cash-out, partial cash-out, same-game multi-leg — all in the in-play console with sub-second odds. The app's bet-slip persists across tabs, so you can pre-fill stakes during pre-match and confirm at the live whistle.