Bingo

Online bingo is one of the easiest casino-style games to pick up. Tickets are cheap, the rooms are social and you can play from a phone or laptop. This page collects our bingo room reviews and guides in one place. Some of the older reviews below cover rooms that have since closed or been suspended, and those pages are marked clearly so you know where each one stands.

If you want a shortlist of rooms, begin with our top online bingo sites page. UK players can read our Wink Bingo review for a current look at a live room, and our overview of UK online bingo sites explains how the market works. Players in America should read the guide to online bingo in the USA first, because the rules depend on the state.

New to the game? Our guide to playing bingo online covers tickets, patterns and how 75-ball and 90-ball games differ. If you are weighing up a night out against playing at home, see bingo hall versus online bingo. For the social side, read about meeting people through online bingo and how bingo jackpots work.

Many bingo rooms run on a handful of software platforms. We cover one of them in our LeapFrog Gaming bingo software guide, and our Age of the Gods bingo review looks at a popular themed room with a bonus game for the full house winner.

Bingo is a crowded market, and rooms close or lose their licence more often than most players expect. Where we know a site is closed or suspended, the review says so at the top and points to alternatives. You can see the full list on our blacklisted, suspended and closed casinos page. Check the current status of any room before you deposit.

Bingo tickets are cheap, but spending adds up over a long session. Set a budget before you start and stick to it. Our responsible gambling page lists tools and sources of help. Bingo is for adults only, and the legal age depends on where you live.