Burn Partners — affiliate network: rating and member reviews

Burn Partners is the new name of MB Partners, earlier MrBet Partners, the in-house affiliate program of the Mr.Bet casino group. The rebrand was announced on Instagram on September 21, 2026: "MB Partners becomes Burn Partners... The same team. The same experience. The same partnership terms." The program's terms carry a Rebranding Notice saying it is "a change of commercial name and brand identity only" and that the operating entity remains LeadBizz Limited, registered in Hong Kong under no. 76123278. The team says it has 10 years in affiliate marketing and invited affiliates to meet under the new name at SBC Summit in Lisbon on September 29.

On Instagram the program lists 5 brands, Brionis, XON.bet, BruceBet, SpinCity and Mr.Bet, in 15+ GEOs on CPA, RevShare and Hybrid deals. The terms also allow CPL and flat fees and take an admin fee of 9-10% of every deposit by a referred player on RevShare deals. Clause 5.7, "No Negative Carryover", applies only "if preliminarily agreed"; otherwise negative balances carry over, and a player who loses €30,000 or more in a month is offset against future earnings from that player. Commissions are settled monthly: the affiliate invoices within 30 days, and Burn Partners pays within 30 days of the invoice, from €500 by wire or €100 by other agreed methods.

AffiliateGuardDog moved MrBet Partners to its Predatory list on December 29, 2020 and flags it for negative carryover; an earlier thread from December 2019 is titled "They dont answer their emails". The rebrand changed the name and the visual identity, not the company or the terms, according to the program's own notice and posts, so the 2020 flag still applies. The program's own Trustpilot profile, Mrbet Partners, scores 2.3/5 from 7 reviews, and the ones with text come from Mr.Bet players: in October 2025 a player from Canada wrote that every attempt to withdraw winnings demanded another $2,000 of bonus wagering, and in December 2022 a player from Norway complained about fake promotions and an account that couldn't be closed. That's the brand an affiliate would be sending players to.