Bingo.com Sister Sites

Last Updated on March 1, 2026 by adrian

Bingo.com is operated by Platinum Gaming Limited, a subsidiary of Kindred Group – now part of La Francaise des Jeux (FDJ) following the October 2024 acquisition. The site holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC account 45322), and was originally acquired by Unibet for $8 million in December 2014. It serves players across MGA-regulated European markets and select other jurisdictions with 75-ball and 90-ball bingo rooms plus 3,100+ casino titles.

🎯 What Makes Bingo.com Stand Out

Bingo.com is one of the oldest domain names in the online bingo space – the bingo.com URL itself has brand recognition that most operators could not replicate. Here is what distinguishes it from other Kindred brands and from the wider bingo market:

• 📅 Established in 1999 – the domain has over 25 years of online presence, predating most current bingo operators by a decade or more; acquired by Unibet (now Kindred) in December 2014 for $8 million in cash and shares
• 🎱 75-ball and 90-ball bingo rooms – both formats run multiple times daily with progressive jackpot overlay pools; themed rooms include Supersonic, The Mystery, The Grand, Glamour Hall, Club Room, All Stars and Beginners’ Luck
• 🎰 3,100+ casino games – far larger than a typical bingo site, with 30 game providers represented including 124+ Megaways titles accessible from the lobby filter
• 🃏 30+ Slingo titles – one of the more substantial Slingo selections in the Kindred network, sitting alongside standard bingo rooms as a hybrid format option
• ⚡ Relax Gaming mini-slots in bingo rooms – players can run mini-slots within the bingo interface between calls, a feature that distinguishes the Bingo.com product from simpler bingo-only platforms
• 📡 Dual live casino offering – live tables from both Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play Live running simultaneously, covering blackjack, roulette, baccarat and game shows
• 🏆 Progressive jackpots in bingo rooms – full house jackpots are available in multiple rooms, with the Diamond Daily and Gala Night rooms historically carrying the largest jackpot pools on the platform

🎱 Room Type	Format	Notable Feature
Diamond Daily	75-ball	Once-daily draw, £2 tickets, historically largest jackpot pool
Gala Night	90-ball	Progressive jackpot room
Penny Room	75-ball	Ticket price: £0.01 – accessible entry point
All Stars	90-ball	Exclusive access for players wagering £30+ cash daily
Beginners’ Luck	75-ball / 90-ball	14-day new player room with free games
Supersonic / The Grand	Mixed	Themed rooms running multiple daily sessions

🔒 Licensing and Regulatory Record

Bingo.com operates under two significant regulatory frameworks which between them cover a broad range of European markets:

• 🇲🇹 Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) – covers players across MGA-regulated European markets and provides access to the authority’s formal player dispute resolution process
• 📜 UKGC licence 45322 – held by Platinum Gaming Limited, covering Bingo.com and other Kindred brands in that entity. Licence granted 12 July 2016, covering Remote Bingo and Remote Casino products
• ✅ RNG certification – games run on an industry-standard certified random number generator; all casino content from major providers carries independent certification from their respective testing bodies
• 🔐 SSL encryption – all player data and financial transactions secured to industry standard
• ⚠️ Regulatory note – Platinum Gaming Limited (which operates Bingo.com) has faced two UKGC enforcement actions: a £2.9 million fine in February 2023 and a £10 million fine in September 2025, both for AML and social responsibility failings. The operator cooperated with both investigations and implemented corrective steps in each case. Players should review current responsible gambling tools before depositing

🎰 Games Beyond Bingo

Despite the bingo-first branding, Bingo.com’s casino offering is significantly larger than most standalone bingo operators. It competes on game breadth with mainstream casino-only platforms:

• 🎰 3,100+ slots – browseable by category or provider (30+ studios); 124+ Megaways titles filterable from the lobby
• 🎲 Table games – blackjack, European roulette, baccarat, Punto Banco and others across both RNG and live dealer formats
• 🃏 Video poker – multiple variants including Jacks or Better, Joker Poker and Joker Wild
• 📺 Live casino – dual platform (Evolution + Pragmatic Play Live) covering live blackjack, live roulette, live baccarat and game show formats including Crazy Time and Deal or No Deal Live
• 🎯 Slingo – 30+ hybrid bingo/slots titles from Slingo Originals and other studios, representing one of the broader Slingo selections in the Kindred network
• 💰 Progressive jackpots – available in both the bingo rooms and the slots section; jackpots in bingo rooms are independent progressive pools

🎮 Provider Category	Studios Included
Major providers	NetEnt, Microgaming, Play’n GO, Pragmatic Play, IGT
High-volatility specialists	Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, Push Gaming, BTG
Boutique studios	ELK Studios, Thunderkick, Quickspin, Triple Edge
Live casino	Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play Live
Bingo content	Relax Gaming (mini-slots in-room), Slingo Originals
Blueprint / Eyecon	Blueprint Gaming, Eyecon (jackpot and branded slots)

🌍 Markets and Availability

Bingo.com’s dual MGA and UKGC licences give it one of the broader coverage footprints in the Kindred network. However, access varies significantly by country:

• 🌐 MGA-licensed markets – covers most MGA-regulated European jurisdictions; the platform is available in English, Swedish and other languages reflecting its European market reach
• 🚫 Restricted markets – Denmark, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey and Ireland are among countries where Bingo.com cannot currently accept players; the full restricted list is available in the platform’s terms and conditions
• 🌏 Not a global platform – unlike some operators, Bingo.com does not offer a broad international product; its player base is primarily European
• 📱 Mobile access – iOS app available from the App Store; Android players access via mobile browser rather than a dedicated app; Kindred has stated the mobile web version offers the full game catalogue

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns Bingo.com?

Bingo.com is operated by Platinum Gaming Limited, a subsidiary of Kindred Group. Kindred was acquired by La Francaise des Jeux (FDJ) in October 2024 for approximately €2.6 billion, making FDJ the ultimate parent company. Kindred originally purchased the Bingo.com domain and online gambling business from Bingo.com Ltd in December 2014 for a total of $8 million.

What are the best Bingo.com sister sites?

Bingo.com’s sister sites within the Kindred / FDJ network are 32Red, Maria Casino and Unibet. 32Red is Kindred’s dual-licensed casino brand (Gibraltar + UKGC 39430) with a 2,000+ game library and 22+ years of operation. Maria Casino is Kindred’s Nordic-focused casino brand licensed by the MGA and Spelinspektionen. Unibet is Kindred’s flagship brand active across 13 regulated markets.

Is Bingo.com licensed and safe to play at?

Bingo.com holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC account 45322, held by Platinum Gaming Limited). The platform uses SSL encryption and runs games on certified RNG software. Note that Platinum Gaming Limited has received two UKGC enforcement actions – a £2.9 million fine in 2023 and a £10 million fine in September 2025 – both for AML and social responsibility failings. The operator cooperated with both investigations and made corrective changes.

What types of bingo does Bingo.com offer?

Bingo.com offers both 75-ball and 90-ball bingo formats across multiple themed rooms running several times daily. Rooms include Beginners’ Luck (new player room with 14 days free access), Penny Room (£0.01 tickets), Diamond Daily (once-daily large jackpot room), All Stars (access-restricted VIP room) and several other themed rooms. All rooms offer progressive jackpot side prizes in addition to standard full house prizes. Players can also run Relax Gaming mini-slots within the bingo interface between calls.

Can international players join Bingo.com?

Bingo.com’s dual MGA and UKGC licences give it coverage across a range of European markets, but access is restricted in several countries including Denmark, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey and Ireland among others. Players outside the European MGA-regulated zone should check the site’s terms and conditions for their specific country before registering, as availability varies by jurisdiction and local gambling law.