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You must be at least 18 years old to play bingo legally in the UK, whether online or offline, as with all other forms of gambling except the National Lottery (16).

Every site we promote is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. The conditions of the licence include vigorous random number testing and compliance audits to guarantee the fairness of games. Still don’t believe us? Check out our full in-depth guide to whether online bingo can be fixed.

There is theoretically not a limit on the number of online bingo sites you can register at, however some networks might set a limit on how many welcome bonuses you can claim. Other factors such as if you have self-excluded elsewhere, have joined the GamStop scheme or breached a site’s terms and conditions in the past, may also have an effect.

GamStop is the national self-exclusion scheme of the UK which is integrated with a large number, but not all, online gambling websites. The Gambling Commission eventually plans to make it compulsory for every operator to join the programme.

Referring a friend to join a bingo site that you’re already part is a great way to receive extra bonuses without spending any more money yourself. Many refer a friend (RAF) promotions require the person you refer to make a deposit on the site in order to validate your offers, but when they do, both parties are usually rewarded with additional benefits.

Two of the most popular forms of bingo are 90 ball and 75 ball games. These varieties can be found as the foundation of hundreds of rooms at the biggest brands, including Gala Bingo, Foxy Bingo, Heart & Mecca. 90-ball bingo is the most recognisable and widespread format played in clubs across the country. Players are allocated tickets consisting of three rows and nine columns, with prizes awarded for single line, double line and full house wins. 75-ball bingo is played on a square card with a five by five grid, with the word “BINGO” written across the top and a free space in the middle. Wins are awarded based on players completing a pre-determined pattern.