All UK bingo sites A–Z

The table lists each site alphabetically. Where we have written a full review, the site name links to it. App ratings are shown out of 5, with the number of ratings underneath – a rating based on a few dozen reviews can move a lot more than one based on thousands.

How we made this list

We started with the bingo sites listed on Trustpilot, added the newer sites from our new bingo sites guide, and kept only real-money online bingo sites for players in Great Britain. We then checked each website address against the UK Gambling Commission’s public register on 14 October 2026 and included a site only if it appeared there under a company with an active remote bingo licence. Live bingo events, overseas sites, competition sites and anything we couldn’t match to a UK licence were left out.

This isn’t a ranking. For our picks of the best sites and their welcome offers, see our best UK bingo sites comparison and our bingo site reviews.

Sister sites: which bingo sites are run by the same company?

Several bingo brands are run by the same licence holder. Sister sites often share software, customer service and safer gambling tools, so a self-exclusion or account restriction with one may affect the others. From our list:

• Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (account 58267): 888ladies, RobinHood Bingo, Wink Bingo
• Palatial Leisure Limited (account 441): Bingo Britain, The Palaces
• Solaya Group Limited (account 100050): Bingostars, Peachy Games, Zebra Bingo
• Broadway Gaming Limited (account 39075): Dotty Bingo, Glossy Bingo, Rosy Bingo
• Red Rock Managed Services Limited (account 67754): Fabulous Bingo, Sun Bingo
• LC International Limited (account 54743): Foxy Bingo, Ladbrokes Bingo
• Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited (account 57924): Kitty Bingo, Lucky Pants Bingo, Mecca Bingo
• ProgressPlay Limited (account 39335): Panda Bingo, Vampire Bingo, Wombat Bingo
• Skill On Net Limited (account 39326): PlayOJO, Zingo Bingo

What player reviews tell you

Reviews on Trustpilot vary widely from one bingo brand to another. Bear in mind that people are more likely to post a review after a bad experience, and that reviews of big brands such as Ladbrokes, PlayOJO and MrQ include players of their casino or sports products. Lots of negative reviews are still worth looking into – common complaints are about withdrawals, account checks and bonus terms – but they are best read alongside the site’s licence, its welcome offer terms and how it handles payments.

App ratings vs player reviews

App ratings are often much more positive than reviews of the same site on Trustpilot – Foxy Bingo, for example, has 4.7 on the App Store but far more negative reviews than positive ones on Trustpilot. App stores ask players to rate the app itself, often while they are enjoying a game, while Trustpilot reviews are more often written after a problem with a withdrawal or account. Each tells you something different, so it is worth looking at both. Many sites have no app at all, but you can still play on their mobile site in your phone’s browser.

UK bingo sites FAQs

How do I know if a bingo site is licensed in the UK?

Look for the operator’s name and UK Gambling Commission account number in the site’s footer, then search for it on the Gambling Commission’s public register. The register also lists the website addresses each licence holder uses.

Why do some bingo sites get so many bad reviews?

Online reviews, such as those on Trustpilot, reflect the people who chose to leave one, and unhappy players are often more likely to post. Reviews of big brands such as Ladbrokes or PlayOJO also cover their casino or sports products, not just bingo. Use reviews as one guide alongside the licence, the welcome offer terms and the payment options.

Are sites run by the same company the same?

Sister sites run by the same company often share the same software, customer service and safer gambling tools, and sometimes share bingo rooms and jackpots. Their welcome offers, promotions and look can differ, so it is worth comparing them.