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Of course! You're allowed to sign up and play at as many bingo sites as you want. In fact, this is very common as it's unlikely you’ll find one brand that has everything you want. If you’re signed up to more than one brand on a network, you may be unable to claim the welcome bonus on more than one site. Always check the terms and conditions before signing up to a bingo site.

Any bingo site licensed in the UK will display its gambling licence number at the bottom of its home page. A UK Gambling Commission licence number is usually formatted 000-012345-N-987654-001. You can use the Gambling Commission's Public Register to search for a bingo site, however, bear in mind that most bingo sites are licensed by a third-party software provider and therefore, the licensee name displayed will usually differ from the brand name. For example, when searching for Wink Bingo, the results will show 888 UK Limited because Wink Bingo is powered by Dragonfish and is licensed by its parent company, 888.

Yes! Many no deposit bingo sites offer access to a free bingo room for a few days after you’ve signed up. The prizes aren't always lucrative as funded rooms, but you get a chance to try out a new site and potentially win a couple of quid. Keep in mind, however, that free bingo winnings may be subject to wagering requirements. Bingo wagering is usually lower than slots, but check the terms and conditions before playing. Look out for no wagering bingo sites like MrQ, Buzz Bingo and Yay Bingo that credit all bingo winnings to your withdrawable balance.