Zinger Bingo sister sites

Zinger Bingo has closed, and zingerbingo.com now leads to a page offering the domain for sale. It was a no-wagering bingo site on 888's bingo platform, run in Great Britain by 888 UK Limited, and its former sister brands now sit with Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, which holds a Gambling Commission licence. This page is for a former Zinger Bingo player who wants to know what happened to the site and which brands from its old network are still running. The short answer is that the sister sites all use one set of general terms, so the real differences between them are the welcome offer, the type of bonus it pays and how much wagering that bonus carries.

The Gambling Commission requires any operator offering remote gambling to consumers in Great Britain to hold a Commission licence. Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited holds remote bingo, casino and gambling software licences under account number 58267, so the brands on this page are licensed to serve players in Great Britain. That also means they sit inside GAMSTOP and the Commission's rules on bonuses, withdrawals and dispute resolution.

A note on money: all figures on this page are in sterling, as the brands publish them. Where an offer is described as "Bingo Bonus" or "Games Bonus", that is the operator's own term for bonus funds that can only be used on bingo or on slots and instant games.

Which Zinger Bingo sister site fits which player

The table starts with what each live brand offers a new player and the restriction to check before signing up. The welcome offers are compared in more detail further down, because the type of bonus decides how much a headline figure is worth.

What existing Zinger Bingo players need to know

Two points matter more to a former Zinger Bingo player than any welcome figure: what happened to the site and your account, and how the new operator's account rules work across its brands.

Welcome bonus eligibility

Zinger Bingo's archived homepage from February 2021 advertised "no wagering requirements" and paid free bingo and free spin winnings as real money. None of the live brands works that way. Each welcome now pays into a separate bonus balance with wagering, and the general terms allow one account per family, household address, email address, telephone number or shared computer. The welcome offers are for new players only, and we could not establish whether a player who held a Zinger Bingo account counts as new at a Broadway brand.

Once the welcome is used, the recurring terms are what matter, and they are identical across the brands because they share one set of general terms. Bingo Bonus funds carry 2x wagering and Games Bonus funds 10x, any bonus is lost if you do not log in for 5 days, and a withdrawal forfeits any remaining bonus. Wink Bingo and 888 Ladies run a daily cashback offer and a shop where points are swapped for rewards, and Costa Bingo runs a similar shop.

Accounts, verification and withdrawals

Zinger Bingo's archived pages show its UK service was run by 888 UK Limited, and Broadway bought 888's bingo business in 2022. We could not establish whether Zinger Bingo accounts or balances were moved to a Broadway brand. If you think you left money in a Zinger Bingo account, contact 888 UK Limited or Broadway rather than a site using the Zinger name.

At the live brands, each site needs its own account, and Broadway runs verification checks at registration rather than waiting for a withdrawal. The general terms set a £10 minimum withdrawal by every method. Debit card withdrawals take 4 to 7 business days in total, PayPal 4 to 5 and bank transfer 7 to 10, and payments show on your statement as Broadway Gaming UK Ltd.

How the sister sites compare

Bingo Bonus and Games Bonus work very differently, so the welcome percentage alone says little. A £10 deposit with a 300% bingo bonus at Bonnie Bingo adds £30 of Bingo Bonus, which needs £60 of bingo play at 2x before it turns into cash. A £100 deposit at Costa Bingo adds a £50 Games Bonus, which needs £500 of slot or instant-game play at 10x. That is arithmetic on the stated terms, not a live offer.

The live brands below are ordered by how closely they follow Zinger Bingo's bingo-first offer, starting with the brand Zinger's domain pointed to after it closed.

Bonnie Bingo

Bonnie Bingo is the brand zingerbingo.com redirected to after Zinger Bingo stopped trading, in snapshots taken between March 2022 and February 2023. Its welcome is a 300% bingo bonus up to £30 on a first deposit of at least £10, with 2x bingo wagering and a 5-day expiry.

The bingo bonus is the closest thing on the network to Zinger's old offer, but the winnings work differently. Bonnie's offer states that wins are paid to the bonus balance, where Zinger paid them as real money, and we could not read Bonnie's full promotion terms to confirm any cap. The £30 maximum means the percentage stops growing at a £10 deposit.

For a former Zinger Bingo player who mostly played bingo, Bonnie Bingo is the closest fit. A player who deposits more than £10 at a time gains nothing extra from the welcome.

Tasty Bingo

Tasty Bingo offers a 100% bingo bonus up to £50 on a first deposit of at least £10, with 2x bingo wagering and a 5-day expiry. It runs on the same general terms as every other brand in the group.

Tasty matches Bonnie's 2x wagering but lets the bonus grow to £50, which suits a larger first deposit. A £50 deposit earns £50 of Bingo Bonus at Tasty against £30 at Bonnie.

For a Zinger Bingo player who deposits £20 to £50, Tasty Bingo is worth its place. A player who deposits only £10 receives £10 here against £30 at Bonnie.

Moon Bingo

Moon Bingo also offers a 100% bingo bonus up to £50 on a first deposit of at least £10 with a 5-day expiry, but sets the wagering at 4x. Its homepage lists more than 500 bingo and slot games.

The 4x wagering is the only difference from Tasty's offer and it works against you. The same £50 bonus needs £200 of bingo play at Moon against £100 at Tasty.

For a Zinger Bingo player, Moon Bingo earns its place only for its own games and community. A player choosing on the welcome alone gains nothing over Tasty here.

Wink Bingo

Wink Bingo launched in 2008 and is the oldest brand in the group. 888 bought it in 2009, and it passed to Broadway with the rest of 888's bingo business. Its welcome is 50 free spins worth 10p each on Big Kahuna Epic Eruption Power Combo for a first deposit of at least £10.

The spins pay into a Games Bonus with 10x wagering and a 5-day expiry. Winnings from the spins are uncapped but go to the Games Bonus, and winnings from the Games Bonus are capped at £100 plus the original bonus once wagering is complete.

For a Zinger Bingo player who also played slots, Wink Bingo is a reasonable default with the longest track record in the group. A player who only plays bingo gains nothing from a free-spin welcome.

888 Ladies

888 Ladies came from 888's bingo business along with Wink Bingo. It offers 50 free spins worth 10p each on Fishin' Triple Pots of Gold for a first deposit of at least £10, with the same 10x Games Bonus wagering, 5-day expiry and £100-plus-bonus cap as Wink.

Apart from the game the spins are tied to, the offer is the same as Wink's, and so are the general terms. Both run a daily cashback offer and a points shop.

For a Zinger Bingo player, 888 Ladies is worth its place if you prefer its game. A player who already holds a Wink Bingo account gains nothing from this welcome.

Costa Bingo

Costa Bingo offers a 50% Games Bonus up to £100 on a first deposit of at least £10, with 10x wagering and a 5-day expiry. The Games Bonus can only be played on instant games once your cash balance reaches zero.

It is the only brand in the group whose welcome grows with a large deposit, but it is also the furthest from bingo. A £200 deposit earns the full £100 bonus, which needs £1,000 of slot or instant-game play.

For a player who now mostly plays slots, Costa Bingo is the strongest headline in the group. A former Zinger Bingo player who came for bingo gains nothing here, because none of the bonus can be used on bingo.

Welcome offers and payment terms

The table separates the bonus win cap, which limits what a bonus can turn into, from the monthly ceiling, which limits total cash-out. The bingo brands' full promotion terms did not load for us, so their win caps are marked as not documented.

What you keep when you switch, and what changes

You keep a great deal. All 6 brands are run by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited under Gambling Commission account 58267, and between 95% and 98% of each brand's general terms match word for word. They share the same verification at registration, the same £10 minimum deposit and withdrawal, the same 2x and 10x bonus wagering, the same payment methods of debit card, PayPal, Apple Pay and bank transfer, and the same £5 monthly fee on a dormant account after 12 months of inactivity. The wide range of names on affiliate lists covers one operator and one rulebook.

The differences are short. Bonnie gives 300%. Tasty and Moon give 100%. Moon asks for 4x. Wink and 888 Ladies give spins. Costa gives a games bonus. What is not shared is the account itself: each brand needs its own registration and its own balance. Self-exclusion is the exception, because Broadway's terms close every account it identifies as yours across its group brands when you self-exclude from one.

How the ownership links were checked

Our test for a sister site is the footer: the same legal entity and the same licence reference on both brands. Bonnie Bingo, Tasty Bingo, Moon Bingo, Wink Bingo, 888 Ladies and Costa Bingo all show "operated by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited" and Gambling Commission account number 58267 in their footers. You can run the same check by scrolling to the bottom of any brand and searching the account number on the Commission's public register.

The link back to Zinger Bingo rests on archived pages. Copies of zingerbingo.com from December 2019 and February 2021 show "Copyright 1997 - 2021, the 888 Group" and name 888 UK Limited, Gambling Commission account 39028, as the UK operator. 888 agreed to sell its bingo business to Broadway in December 2021 and completed the sale for $45.25 million in July 2022, according to Gambling Insider and Yogonet. From March 2022 to February 2023 the domain redirected to Bonnie Bingo, and by March 2025 it pointed to a domain sale page. zingerbingo.com does not appear on either company's domain list on the register, so this is strong evidence of where the network went, not proof that Zinger's accounts moved with it.

2 sites are commonly confused with Zinger Bingo. Zingo Bingo, at zingobingo.co.uk, is run by Skill on Net Ltd under Gambling Commission account 39326 and is not part of the Broadway group. zingerbingo.casino is an information site that uses the Zinger Bingo name and quotes a Broadway licence number whose suffix does not match the register, so treat it with caution. As of 6 October 2026 the register showed all 3 of Broadway's remote licences, for bingo, casino and gambling software, as active since 23 February 2022.

Risks, protections and self-exclusion

Because Broadway holds a Gambling Commission licence, its brands must offer deposit limits, affordability checks, a complaints process with free independent dispute resolution, and a statement of how customer funds are protected. That protection only applies to the licensed sites. A lookalike site that borrows a closed brand's name does not inherit it.

All 6 brands sit inside GAMSTOP, so a GAMSTOP self-exclusion covers them. Broadway's own terms go further than many operators: self-excluding at one of its sites closes every account it identifies as yours across its group brands. If you have self-excluded, that protection is working as intended, and support is available from GamCare, the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 and GAMSTOP.

If you sign up to one of these brands, complete verification when you register so that a later withdrawal is not delayed. Read the Games Bonus cap and the 5-day expiry before depositing money you would mind losing.