Closed Bingo Sites

Many bingo sites have a lifespan largely because a lot rely on third-party networks to provide games and licenses.  When these networks change or close a lot of sites can end up being closed down.

This page lists bingo sites that we have previously covered that have since closed down or closed to the UK. A lot of bingo sites also come back from the dead and are picked up by new networks and so many in the list below will likely re-emerge in the future.

PocketWin

Operated by:
Intouch Games Ltd

PocketWin closed in September 2023 when InTouch Games surrendered their license following suspension by the UKGC.

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If you think that the name of the site sounds a bit odd then it’s worth bearing in mind that it’s made especially for mobile play. You’ll still be offered the usual selection of 75 and 90-ball bingo rooms, just in a format that suits being played on mobile devices rather than laptop computers. The various slots are also available to play on your mobile.

Don’t let that put you off, though. The games are solid fun and you’ll be joined on your bingo journey by the site’s fun and quirky bingo-buddy Cubee. Of course a mascot isn’t enough on its own to persuade you to choose a bingo site, so perhaps the progressive jackpots offered in each room will be enough to persuade you that this is a site worthy of your time. Get a Full House within 35 calls and you’ll be celebrating thanks to the triggering of the progressive.

The site is part of Intouch Games Limited’s offering, meaning that it’s on the same network as the likes of mFortune and Mr Spin. Heading into one of the five rooms on the site will allow you to join in the chat with your bingo pals, letting each other know when you’ve got 1TG and congratulating each other on wins. The fact that your play is also licensed by the Gambling Commission means that you can feel safe in what you’re doing.

If you’ve exhausted your five rooms of play then you can head to the slots and embrace what’s on offer there. The genuine joy of playing slots on the PocketWin site is that they forgo the big names such as NetEnt and Microgaming in favour of developing their own games, meaning that you’ll be able to play things that aren’t on offer anywhere else. That means that there’s a unique set of games for your amusement.

If you’re depositing money via one of the phone methods then you’ll find an impressively low minimum deposit of £3. For the other banking methods, which includes the likes of PayPal and debit cards it’s a £5 minimum. Whilst there’s a minimum withdrawal figure of £5 you should bear in mind you’ll be charged £3 if your withdrawal amount is less than £10.

Mr Spin

Operated by:
Intouch Games Ltd.

Mr Spin closed in September 2023 when InTouch Games surrendered their license following suspension by the UKGC.

mr spin bingo

Mr Spin is owned by Intouch Games Ltd, running on their own network. The company has previously been responsible for the likes of mFortune, so you know you’re getting a decent quality site when you head here. From a bingo point of view it has to be said that it is a secondary thought when compared to their slot offerings, but that’s not to say that there’s nothing here worth checking out.

Instead there are a number of rooms that all offer 90-ball bingo for your to get your teeth into. The beauty of it as a site is that it isn’t yet as popular as some of the other bingo sites around, meaning that your chance of success is greater due to slightly smaller player numbers. You can win prizes for the usual 1 line, 2 lines and House shouts, with each room promising its own jackpot. More than that, though, is the fact that there’s a progressive jackpot that spans all rooms that’s triggered by getting a Full House in 31 calls or fewer.

Each room still has its own jackpot that is triggered by getting House in fewer than 40 calls, so even if you miss out on the mega jackpot spanning all rooms there’s still plenty to play for. The rooms have their own sense of excitement courtesy of the theming that comes from mobile slot games. Ticket prices start from as little as 10p, with fellow bingo players letting you know how they’re getting on courtesy of the built-in chat rooms.

Whilst the bingo is excellent thanks to its uniqueness, there’s no question that the site truly comes into its own when you go and check out the slots on offer. The key thing to note is that they’re all one-offs, created especially for the Mr Spin site and unavailable anywhere else. That’s genuinely refreshing in a world where most bingo sites offer the same slots on the side. What makes it even more exciting is that each game has its own progressive jackpot as well as being linked into the site’s Mega Jackpot, offering plenty of tension mid-game!

Pots Of Luck Bingo

Operated by:
Nektan
Network:

Pots Of Luck was a Nektan site that became part of Grace Media when Nektan went into administration.  The brand was then sold and migrated to Progress Play on 31/10/22.  At this point they stopped offering bingo games.

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Based on the Pragmatic Play network and powered by Nektan, Pots Of Luck Bingo is an Irish-themed site that puts Seamus the Leprechaun front and centre as your guide to all the wondrous things it has to offer. It’s an instant-play offering, so you don’t need to worry too much about downloading any software or being particularly computer literate to get the most out of the site.

It would be a lie to say that the site is particularly neat or welcoming, instead being rather busy with offers, words of explanation and tabs to take you to different parts of the site. Yet there are plenty of bingo rooms on offer and they are well-themed. The likes of Stars & Stripes promised 75-ball bingo, for example, whilst Boom Box offers 80-ball bingo in an 80s themed room, which is quite clever really.

Starburst bingo has the same theme as the slot game of the same name, with Candy Swap and Wonderland doing the same thing. There isn’t a huge range of choice when it comes to the bingo rooms offered, but there’s enough there to mean that most players will be able to find something that ticks their particular box. Jackpot Room is where to head if you like 90-ball bingo and the chance to win a decent jackpot, as an example.

Move away from the bingo for a time and you’ll find the site’s real strength. There are as many slot games on offer in the site’s slot section as their all balls in a 90-ball bingo game, with the site offering you the ability to split them up into different categories. Even if slots aren’t really your thing, you can opt for casino games instead and find yourself playing the likes of roulette and blackjack with a live dealer. If you particularly like the Irish theme of the site then opt for the Irish Games tab instead, where you’ll be greeted by slots with a distinctly emerald isle feel.

Touch Mobile Casino

Operated by:
Nektan
Network:

Touch Mobile Casino closed after Nektan went into administration and the brand was acquired by Grace Media.  Grace sold the brand to EMG shortly after but it closed within a year finally ceasing to exist in May 2022.

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Owned and operated by Nektan, Touch Mobile Casino is a brand new site that has launched to specifically target mobile users. The beauty of the site is that it isn’t limited to mobile users, however, with the site offering just as much use and interest for people playing on laptops, desktops or tablets. The HTML5 software used means users on the go will find a delight.

The bingo rooms and games on the site are provided by Pragmatic Play, which is a company that is well-versed in the world of both bingo and online slots. As a result, the bingo on offer here is decent and varied, with 90, 80 and 75 ball rooms all available. You can also play different types of bingo games, including speedy bingo, free bingo and bingo for decent jackpots.

There comes a time, of course, when even the most ardent of bingo lovers needs a break from what they’re playing. On that front, Pragmatic Play have very much got you covered. There are a wealth of games to play in the site’s Slots section, as well as a Casino that offers both live games and computerised versions of all of your favourite table games.

In terms of deposits and withdrawals, there’s barely an option that isn’t available to customers. Whether you’re a user of PayPal, PaySafeCards, Skrill or just a good old-fashioned debit card, you’ll be able to use it to get money into your Touch Mobile Casino account. The minimum withdrawal on the site is £20, if you’re wondering.

Ultimately, of course, you’re on this site because you’re a bingo lover and the games on Touch Mobile Casino are solid, interesting and varied enough to keep people entertained. It’s not the biggest selection of bingo rooms on the internet, but it’s good enough and those that enjoy playing when they’re on the move will love the fact that it’s optimised for mobile users.

Bingo Besties

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Bingo Besties closed its doors on 1st April 2023.

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Owned and operated by Grand Battery Holdings, Bingo Besties is a chance to play your favourite game at the same time as chatting to the rest of the community. It’s on the Dragongish network, so you know that you’re getting some top-notch bingo rooms when you head here. There’s pretty much every different type of bingo room available, which is an impressive amount of choice.

The site’s theme is obviously based around the idea of friendship, which is demonstrated by cartoonish figures that have massive big eyes, for some reason. Presumably they’re excited about looking at all of their winnings, but it’s entirely possible that they’re images that will haunt your every waking hour. Thankfully you don’t really have to put up with them much and, to be fair, if you’re the sort of person that enjoys a Snapchat filter then you’ll no doubt love the crazy loons anyway.

The most important thing of any bingo site is, of course, the bingo. On that front Bingo Besties have very much figured out their audience, offering a host of rooms including a couple that are free to use. One of those rooms is their £1k Mondays room, which promises the chance to win £1,000 every money; not at all bad for a room with free tickets. Indeed, every day of the week has its own room, so feel free to flit between Saucy Sunday and Thursday Groove.

As you’d expect from a site that is powered by the Grand Battery Holdings machine, Bingo Besties has a host of slot games for you to play. Well-known offerings like Starburst and Rainbow Riches sit in amongst lesser known names to ensure there’s plenty of variety. There are also plenty of deposit options, so you can turn to the likes of PayPal, credit and debit cards to get your money into your account with. All told it’s a relatively painless experience playing bingo and slots with Bingo Besties.

Sundae Bingo

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Sundae Bingo ceased operations on 01/04/2023.

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The idea of an ice cream sundae is that is piles huge scoops of ingredients on top of each other to make a tasty treat, so it’s no major surprise to see that that’s exactly what Grand Battery Holdings have done with this site that they own and operate. It’s on the Dragonfish network, meaning that the bingo rooms offer plenty of enjoyment to those that login and get playing. They’re rooms that you’ll recognise if you’ve been on other sites that are part of the Grand Battery Holdings and Dragonfish canon, but the benefit from that.

There are free bingo rooms, 1p bingo rooms and rooms that ask for as much as £1 per ticket, so it’s entirely fair to suggest that the full gamut of options is available here. Sundae Bingo hope that you’ll feel sweet playing their games, and with £1,000 rooms offered on a regular basis it’s easy to see why. There’s also big jackpots such as the £10,000 offered every Sunday. Or should that be every Sundae? Regardless, Sundae Bingo offers users a sweet time every day of the week.

If you decide to take a brief break from the bingo then you’ll be presented with all of the slot games that you’ll no doubt have come to expect from Grand Battery Holdings. The most popular slots around are all there, as are some that are based on licences from films and TV shows such as Narcos. Of course, ultimately you’ll be heading to the site for its bingo and the 75 and 90-ball rooms will tempt you back to their bosom soon enough.

How do you like to add money to your accounts on bingo sites? Whatever your preferred method is, there’s a good chance that Sundae Bingo will accept it. Credit and debit cards are a given, but what about more modern methods? Yep, they’re on the list too, so whether you’re a card user or a PayPal fan you’ll be sound.

Bingo Idol

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Bingo Idol closed its doors on 1st April 2023.

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What does a now defunct show like Pop Idol have in common with bingo? Nothing, actually, but that hasn’t stopped the good folks at Dragonfish from styling this Grand Battery Holdings owned and operated site around it. One thing that is worth pointing out is that theme is quite different from the other 888 / Dragonfish combos, which all tend to be pretty template-based but with a slight tweak to fit in with their theming. Bingo Idol, meanwhile, has gone down a different road and benefits from that choice.

The bingo balls look bright and shiny, with the entire site having a rather more polished feel to it. This is reflected in the rooms, too. There are some of the ones that you’ll get on the other sites like Street Party, but there are also ones like Mystery Jackpots and Bingo Roulette that we haven’t seen elsewhere. That’s a 52-ball room, with 90 and 75-ball bingo also available in different rooms. The Bingo Idol room options are amongst the best we’ve seen, so you’ll almost certainly have good fun here.

That sense of fun isn’t just limited to the bingo rooms, either. The slot collection on offer is arguably the star of the show, with tried and tested old favourites such as Shaman’s Dream and Cleopatra supplemented by a constantly updated set of up-to-date releases. There’s even a seasonal section for when the likes of Christmas and Halloween roll around and you fancy playing a slot that fits in with one of those themes.

Whether you’re hoping to get involved in the bingo or the slots, you’ll need to put some money in your account to do so. Thankfully there are a host of options to allow you do so, including NETeller, PayPal and credit and debit cards. Once you’re ready to withdraw any money from your account you’ll need to make sure you’ve got £5 or more in it, then you’ll be able to withdraw to the same method that you deposited with in the first place.

Bingo Storm

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Closed 5th July 2024

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Owned and operated by Grand Battery Holdings and based on the Dragonfish network, Bingo Storm promises an excellent mix of 90-ball and 75-ball bingo rooms, with a few 52-ball bingo rooms thrown in for good measure. The latter are played in a slightly more fun manner than standard bingo, using the likes of playing cards or sweets instead of balls to add a bit of entertainment to proceedings.

As with other Grand Battery Holdings bingo sites that are run on the Dragonfish network, Bingo Storm doesn’t offer heaps of bingo rooms but what they do offer is top notch. There are three different free play bingo rooms, for example, and there’s always a bingo room open to play whenever you login to your account. Because it is part of the Dragonfish network there are plenty of linked rooms with progressive jackpots, too.

One of the key things that Dragonfish offers is a sense of community, with many people across the sites powered by the network happy to chat away to each other. It gives the site a communal feel, which is excellent for a game like bingo that has its genesis in the bingo halls up and down the country.

Of course, sometimes you want to step away from the bingo for a bit and if that’s something that you like to do then you’ll be pleased to know that there are slots and other jackpot games offered by a range of providers. Bingo Storm has kindly split all of their games up into different tabs, too. That means that you can intentionally look out for the jackpots or opt for live dealer games like roulette.

In terms of banking, there are as many options as you’d expect to find from a site that is operated by a firm the size of Grand Battery Holdings. As well as all of the standard debit cards, you can also opt for newer payment methods such as Applepay and Paypal. You won’t be short of options, put it that way, and the minimum deposit is only a fiver!

Balmy Bingo

Operated by:
Jumpman Gaming
Network:

Closed 5th July 2024

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Balmy Bingo is on the 15 Network, which means that if you’ve played bingo on other sites on the same network then it will all look rather familiar. It’s part of the Jumpman Gaming stable, so the quality of play is up there with the best of them.

There is both free bingo and VIP free bingo available, with the latter being an invite only type room. They’re the best places to start if you want to get a sense of the playing style before you head into the paid-for rooms. It would be untrue to say that there are loads of those, but the ones that are there are good enough to keep you busy.

A few rooms offer cheap tickets ranging from 1p to 5p, but the most interesting room is the one entitled Bingo Millions, which offers players the chance to trigger a progressive jackpot that is often around the £1.5 million mark. All of the rooms are linked to others on the 15 Network, so the prizes can sometimes creep up to decent heights.

If you’re interested in big prizes more than anything else then you might want to look away from the bingo rooms and instead investigate the slot games on offer. There are plenty of progressive jackpot slots that are part of the network and are a good place to start in terms of trying to win big prizes. Plus, the more that you play on the site the more chance that you’ll win a trophy, which in turn will see you go up in loyalty levels and earn rewards, so there are several ways to benefit.

The theme of Balmy Bingo is a fun twist on a classic, with Jumpman Gaming offering users a myriad of payment options. The likes of debit cards, PayPal, PaySafeCards and Pay By Mobile are all available, so you’ll be able to get playing in no time.

Aunt Bev's

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Closed 5th July 2024

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The name might well suggest a visit to some Northern relatives, but that’s intentional, and the welcoming feel of the site’s name is also in play around the rest of the site's pages. The background to the site looks like the sort of wallpaper that you could expect to find at a doddery old auntie’s, for example, whilst the colour scheme is perhaps best described as ‘70s’.

That’s all very much as it’s supposed to be, though, and it gives the site a pleasant feel to it that you don’t always get from some of the bigger bingo sites around. It also doesn’t detract from the bingo rooms, of which there are a number. You can play 90-ball and 75-ball bingo pretty much to your heart’s content, with more than a few of the room’s offering decent prizes thanks to the progressive jackpots they boast.

Obviously all of the rooms you’d expect to find are present and correct, including free bingo and rooms offering play for as much as £1. There are also rooms that are linked through to others on the Dragonfish network, including Big Night In and Wacky Wings. The site is owned and operated by Grand Battery Holdings, so if you’ve used the likes of Ted Bingo or Moon Bingo before then you’ll know what to expect.

The site is different enough to be appealing to most players, not least of all thanks to the large number of slot games on offer in the casino part of the site. All of the favourites are in there, such as Rainbow Riches and Cleopatra, as well as some of the licensed games like Nightmare On Elm Street and The Invisible Man. If you want a break form the Bingo then that’s the place to head!

When you’re looking to add money to your account then you’ll be pleased to know that there are many different options available, inclining Visa and Mastercard Debit. More modern options such as PayPal are also there for you. All told, it’s a decent way to play a big of bingo.

Duck Duck Bingo

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Closed 5th July 2024

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Owned and operated by Grand Battery Holdings and run on the Dragonfish network, Duck Duck Bingo was actually launched in 2017 but has a new site as of 2019. It offers a number of free entry bingo rooms, which give you a chance to play the bingo on offer without getting too stressed about spending money to do so, which is good. There are also rooms that have progressive jackpots that can be triggered by getting House within a set number of calls.

There aren’t a huge amount of bingo rooms on offer here, but they’re always very popular and so the jackpot often improves each time you come back. 90-ball and 75-ball bingo are the most popular offered, with the fact that they’re powered by Dragonfish meaning that you know you’re in for a quality experience. Indeed, if you played at a Dragonfish-powered bingo site before then there’s little about the experience that will cause you any surprises.

There are plenty of slot games on offer if you decided to take a break from the bingo, with most of them provided by the likes of Microgaming, NetEnt and Playtech. They’re obviously some of the biggest and best-known names in the industry, so the one thing you can be absolutely assured of is the quality on offer. There are a good number of slots that have progressive jackpots, so there’s no shortage of opportunity to aim for the big money if that's your thing.

Duck Duck Bingo has casino games on offer, but they’ve forgone the option taken up by many other sites of having live casino games for you to play. Instead you’re confronted by computerised variations of the likes of poker, Deuces Wild and roulette.

When it comes to the deposit options available to you there are plenty. As you might imagine, a site owned by a gaming behemoth like Grand Battery Holdings doesn’t skimp on the ways in which you can get money into your account, including all of the usual debit cards and more unusual options like PayPal and ApplePay.

Sailor Bingo

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings

Closed 5th July 2024

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This Dragonfish-powered site was set to sail in 2019 and is another one in the Grand Battery Holdings canon. That means that you might well recognise a number of the slots on offer, whilst the Dragonfish nature of the bingo side of the site means that you might feel as though some of the games are ones you’ve played before. That said, it has a unique look to it courtesy of its nautical theming.

Admittedly the nautical side of things doesn’t extend to all that many of the bingo rooms, but that’s a niche complaint when you consider the sheer wealth and variety of bingo rooms available. The prizes range from relatively small fry amounts to impressively large jackpots, with £600 Monday Chill sitting alongside the £10,000 Sunday Blast room in terms of places you can go to enjoy some decent bingo. That the former offers tickets starting at 5p and the latter 50p shows the different types of rooms available.

It would be totally understandable if you wanted to give the site a try before you decided to jump right in, so the fact that there are a few different free bingo rooms will appeal. The bingo is offered in 90, 75 and 52-ball rooms, so it would be surprising if you can’t find a game that suits your sensibilities. If you can’t then it’s worth checking out the site’s slots, given that the majority of the big games can be found there. The likes of Starburst and Cleopatra are sure to win you over with their exciting gameplay and decent jackpots.

The majority of payment methods are available for all your banking requirements, meaning that you can turn to the likes of Maestro, MasterCard and Visa to make deposits. If you prefer a less traditional payment method then look no further than PayPal and Applepay, which are both options. You can deposit as little as £5 and when it’s time to withdraw your money you’ll see it goes back onto the original payment method. Just make sure you allow a few days for the transaction to be processed.

Big Tease Bingo

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Closed in 2023

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Big Tease Bingo uses a cartoon strip layout in order to give it an interesting and quirky look, though the presence of an attractive looking nurse holding her stethoscope onto the chest of a well-built male gives the impression that they’re offering something other than bingo. That will likely whet your appetite for what’s to come, which is a decent selection of 75 and 90-ball bingo rooms.

The site is owned by Grand Battery Holdings and is a Dragonfish site, though it actually runs on the Bingo Stars network as opposed to Dragonfish’s own network. As a result, it offers a combination of both networked rooms and ones that are unique to the site, so you’ll almost certainly be able to find something that tickles your fancy. The fact that it is a smaller site than many of its competitors is both a blessing and a curse, promising interesting rooms but maybe slightly smaller jackpots.

That’s not to say that the bingo isn’t worth looking at. Mr Golden Balls is a room that offers tickets from as little as 5p and a jackpot starting at £1,000, whilst there are also Mega Money rooms worth having a look at. There are also daily games on a Monday, Wednesday and Thursday that promise a chance to win big. On top of that there are regularly rooms offering free bingo, for those of you that fancy giving it a try before you buy, so to speak.

If you’re the sort of person that is drawn to a site as much for what they offer away from the bingo as for the chance to shout ‘house’, you won’t be disappointed with Big Tease Bingo’s casino section. All of your favourite slot games are available, as well as card games such as Side Bet Blackjack and Hit Me! Baccarat. That’s on top of a host of jackpot games that you’ll be keen to check out when you can.

When it comes to getting money into your account, you’ll find that most of the ways you might want to use are available. The likes of MasterCard, PayPal and Visa are all usable, so it shouldn’t be a problem to get funds into your account to play whenever you want.

Bingo Extra

Operated by:
Stride Gaming Group

Bingo Extra is no longer open to new players.  See our Daub sites page for more options.

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Whilst the name might sound like the people that run the site are encouraging you to play extra bingo, it’s all about how you read it. Far more appropriate to imagine a young kid on a street corner in New York City in the 1950s shouting it out like it’s a newspaper headline: Bingo Extra! Read all about it!

That’s because the site has opted for a 1950s Americana feel, complete with rooms called things such as ‘The Candy Store’, ‘The Jukebox’ and ‘The Roller Rink’. The hope is that you’ll feel transported to a different world, which is enhanced by the pop art style graphics that sit on the home page, ready to welcome you in.

Don’t think that that means that there aren’t decent rooms ready to grab your attention, however. There are a number of free bingo rooms, including the Penny Arcade, but there also some with jackpot amounts that will get your juices flowing. The £10k Slider, for example, offers a jackpot of up to £10,000 in a 5-line bingo room.

In terms of the bingo rooms themselves, there are a decent selection of 90-ball, 75-ball and 5 line rooms, each with different jackpot amounts and that same feel of Americana goodness. Those of you with a good imagination will be wanting to order a coke float and humming Summer Lovin’ to yourselves in no time.

Away from the bingo you might well feel that the ‘extra’ part of Bingo Extra is a promise, given the decent amount of slot games, scratch & arcade offerings and table & card games that you can keep yourself busy playing. There are also a host of exciting promotions and ways that you can earn rewards for doing what you love. The fact that they’re adding new games all the time means that you’re unlikely to get bored here.

With a minimum deposit of £5 and plenty of banking options, you’ll be able to get yourself playing in no time.

Lucky Ladies Bingo

Operated by:
ElectraWorks Limited

Lucky Ladies Bingo was previously operated by and run on the Cozy Games network. When this was purchased by GVC and migrated to a new subsiduary called Electraworks the non-GVC brands, such as Lucky Ladies, were closed down.

Lucky Ladies may reemerge on a new network in the future.

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There are some sites that hope you won’t notice they don’t offer much bingo as long as they bombard you with other slots and games, but that’s not the case at Lucky Ladies Bingo. The list of bingo rooms is good enough to keep your interested long past the first couple of games, with 90 and 75-ball rooms matched up with more interesting ones like 80 and 30-ball options.

With bingo software provided by Cozy Games and rooms that are a part of the Live Bingo Network, sophistication is the order of the day when it comes to Lucky Ladies Bingo. Rooms like Victoria 90, Big Ben and Devoted Dabbers give you a decent impression of what to expect here, with opportunities for newbies and those that like free bingo games both presenting themselves.

If you fancy a break from bingo then you’re in luck: the sheer number of slot and jackpot games offered on Lucky Ladies Bingo will mean you’ll find it hard to drag yourself away from them and return to the rooms. You’ll find all of your favourites there and if you’d rather something a little more traditional for a change then you can get involved in the countless casino games on offer instead. The real joy of Lucky Ladies Bingo is that you don’t need to list yourself in any way.

You don’t even have to limit yourself in terms of the payment options open to you, with the likes of NeTeller, PayPal and PaySafe cards sitting happily alongside credit and debit card options when it comes to how to get money onto your Lucky Ladies account.

Cracker Bingo

Operated by:
Grand Battery Holdings
Network:

Cracker bingo was shut down in 2023

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Whilst it would obviously be delightful if this site was themed around the Jimmy McGovern character played by Robbie Coltrane, it is actually based on the idea of crackers that are filled with prizes. That makes sense for a bingo site, of course, given that they give you a chance of winning something and offer excitement to those that use them, which is also the case with Cracker Bingo.

Owned and operated by Grand Battery Holdings and on the Dragonfish network, it offers the same rooms that you can find on the other bingo sites on the network. Just like them, it offers a solid theme based around the idea of vibrant colours and a general feeling of excitement. The bingo rooms on offer are pretty much all linked to the others from Grand Battery Holdings and Dragonfish, so there’ll be no surprises if you’ve played it on any of the other sites.

If you haven’t, then expect free bingo, cheap bingo and bingo rooms that offer impressive prizes. That includes £10k Sunday, which is a room that only comes live on Sunday and promises a prize of £10,000. As well as the usual 75 and 90-ball bingo rooms, the site also offers some 52-ball bingo for those of you that like to do things a little differently. There are also rooms like Ace Club that only open on certain occasions, making them somewhat sought after.

Some people like to mix their bingo play up with some slot games, so if you’re one of them then you’ll be pleased by what you can play on Cracker Bingo. Grand Battery Holdings is home to online casinos, so there are more than a few slot games to choose from when you decide to move away from the bingo briefly. All of the usual ones are mixed in with some unexpected gems, so take the time to figure out which ones are you for you and explore at your leisure.

Casino Dames

Operated by:
Nektan
Network:

Casino Dames was a shorted lived Nektan site that offered bingo, it closed in 2019 having only launched in 2018.

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Casino Dames doesn't offer a huge amount of choice when it comes to the bingo rooms, but what is offered is well-themed and ticks all of the bingo boxes.

Owned and operated by Nektan and featured on the Pragmatic Play Bingo Network, Casino Dames has four different 90-ball bingo rooms, one 80-ball room and a room promising 75-ball bingo for those of you that like something just that little bit different.

The rooms are all named in a manner that means you'll be able to guess what to expect inside them pretty easily. Jackpot Room, for example, promises big jackpots to those that win in a certain number of calls, whilst Clock Work is the place to head if you're hoping for some speedy bingo. There's a Newbie Room for those that haven't been on the site for long, plus a Freebie Room if you're the sort of person that like to get a sense of how a site works before you start to invest any money.

As mentioned, the options aren't exactly overwhelming but the decision to keep things simple is actually one of the more appealing things about the site. They've done that with the overall theme, too. It's not too flashy or demanding of attention, but rather keeps things relatively classy like a dame of the realm really should.

That doesn't mean that it's a boring site to visit, however. The word 'Casino' in the title of the site tells you that this place promises a heap of exciting slots and other games to entertain you if you decide to leave the bingo rooms for a bit.

From Starburst to Riches of Atlantis, all of your favourite slots are here. If you were attracted by the word 'casino' because you like standard casino games then you're in luck as they're all here too. There are the likes of blackjack and roulette as well as punto banco, plus a host of live dealer options for you to choose from if you prefer the idea of seeing a real person dishing out the cards to everyone.