Bet365 is a sports betting giant that also knows how to do bingo properly. The Bet365 bingo lobby is packed full of games with a huge range of ticket prices, themes and prizes.
On top of that, there are generous promotions for new and existing players with no wagering requirements, so you keep what you win!
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Although mainly associated with sports betting, Bet365 has become very popular with bingo players too. This iGaming heavyweight boasts various industry awards, as well as an impressive catalogue of bingo games and slots.
The bingo section sits within the main Bet365 site, giving the impression of a dedicated bingo lobby. It can be accessed using your regular Bet365 login details.
Just a quick glance is enough to make it clear that Bet365 takes bingo seriously, offering a range of popular bingo formats, including 90-ball, 75-ball and 30-ball games. There are also some interesting exclusives added for good measure.
The main draw for Bet365 Bingo is the variety of bingo rooms. The lobby hosts games with impressive frequency and a good mix of low ticket prices and high jackpot values.
Whilst it has a separate casino section, Bet365 Bingo is also home to a range of slot games – ideal if you have a few minutes to kill before the next round of bingo starts.
Bet365 offers some attractive bonuses, and bingo fans haven't been overlooked! I found a decent range of promos including free bingo with real cash prizes, seasonal offers, a temporary cashback offer, and boosted ticket buys, all with no wagering requirements.
The Bet365 Bingo community is second to none and you'll always find other bingo fans to share your experiences with. The chat is intuitive to use, features an anonymity option, and even contains a few extra little games and promos for the more sociable players out there.
Powered by Playtech's Virtue Fusion software, the Bet365 Bingo lobby is a pleasure to use, with big, bold tiles and real-time updates. Information is clearly displayed, telling you everything you need to know about a game before entering the room.
The layout of the site is clean and clear, with just a few tabs and little overlap in terms of content. No matter what type of bingo you’re into, Bet365 has something for you.
In addition to bingo, you'll find a range of slots, table games and other offerings, provided by some of the biggest names in software development. These include household names, such as Pragmatic Play (whose Drops & Wins titles feature prominently), Eyecon, IGT and Play’n Go. There's even a sportsbook, for those who like to mix it up a bit.
Like a few other big casinos, Bet365 offers separate apps for its sportsbook and casino section, and there’s a third app for bingo. Whilst many players, particularly those committed to bingo, won’t necessarily mind this, I’d prefer to have everything in one place. That said, the bingo app also has slots, so it wouldn’t be necessary to download all three.
Apps are available for both iOS and Android, and both run pretty well, generally. I’m more of a fan of the mobile browser version to be honest. Despite the fact that it could benefit from a bit of re-scaling in terms of the disproportionate sizes of the text and tiles, it runs perfectly and enables you to use the full Bet365 site without switching apps.
From the bingo page, sports betting, live casino and a full regular casino site are each just a click away. But that hasn’t stopped the team from including a few fun extras within the bingo lobby.
This is most likely to keep players entertained while waiting for the next round of bingo. It works a treat!
Within Bet365 Bingo, you'll find the tabs ‘Home’, ‘Offers’, ‘All Rooms’, ‘Community’ and ‘All Games’. These nicely set out sections help you navigate Bet365's enormous catalogue of bingo games and other releases.
When it comes to bingo, the ‘Home’ tab is the place to start. The layout is a simple one, with a live list of upcoming bingo games scrolling from right to left as start times approach.
Skipping along this list reveals a wider range of bigger-prize games with pricier tickets and less frequent start times. To the far left of this list, you’ll find the more frequent games with lower ticket prices and smaller prizes.
Game details are clearly displayed, which makes for a clear and easy-to-use lobby. The games themselves span 90-ball, 75-ball and 30-ball bingo formats, as well as a range of different themes such as ‘Space Odyssey’ and ‘Strictly Ballroom’.
The ‘All Games’ tab is worth checking out because, although the list of all bingo games isn’t unmanageable, it enables you to explore them by category. The sub-tabs will sort all of Bet365’s bingo games by ‘Exclusive’, ‘90 Ball’, ‘75 Ball’ and ‘Other’. The latter, at the time of writing, contained just one 30-ball racing-themed game.
Expect ticket prices ranging from 1p to 25p, and full house prizes ranging from a couple of quid all the way up to £3,000, in the case of the weekly Super HeavyWeight 90-ball game.
The progressive jackpots – and there are quite a few – are also pretty big, with several of them approaching five figures!
All up, Bet365 Bingo offers an impressive selection of bingo games catering to a variety of tastes.
Within ‘All Games’ there are several more sub-tabs to explore. Primarily focused on slots, this area functions just like the main Bet365 casino section.
The first of the sub-tabs, ‘Featured’ games, contains a fairly random-looking selection of 15 slot games, mainly from Pragmatic Play. These include fan-favourites like Big Bass Bonanza, Age of the Gods and Book of Dead.
The ‘New’ tab contains 75+ slot games, many of which were released in the previous month or so.
The next tab is an especially interesting one! Bet365 is committed to producing exclusive and original titles. You'll find these, unsurprisingly, in the ‘Originals’ section.
I was intrigued by many of these. As a keen slots enthusiast, I look forward to exploring this section a bit more, but Bet365’s dedication to this subsection is commendable.
There’s a search bar if you don’t fancy scrolling endlessly through the comprehensive list in the ‘Slots’ section, but some filters would be useful. The ‘Jackpots’ section will narrow down the list to a selection of Mega Jackpots and other progressive jackpots. However, I couldn’t see any WowPot or Mega Moolah titles, which was a bit of a shame.
The ‘Instant Wins’ tab contains a small selection of extras which aren’t likely to turn many heads, but they’re a nice addition, and the ‘Other’ section contains a similarly brief and eclectic mixture of mini games.
The ‘Table & Card’ tab’s range isn’t exactly expansive, and if you’re looking for live table games then you’re better off heading over to the Bet365 live casino page. That said, there are a couple of RNG video table games.
Those looking for more specific categories of games, such as ‘Slingo’, ‘Drops & Wins’ and ‘Most Popular’ should head back to the homepage of Bet365 Bingo and scroll down past the upcoming bingo games.
Aside from the great welcome bonus, you'll find a decent selection of promotions at Bet365 Bingo.
There's free bingo every day, as well as the Scratch 2 Win promo and the chance to win bonuses through the chat room hosts.
Of course, there are many other ongoing bonus offers and promotions at Bet365, so make sure to check the promo page each time you visit.
Bet365 offers a number of seasonal promos that can run for a month or more, with previous offers like prize pools and free bingo tickets bringing in the players.
Other periodic offerings include a cashback bonus which grants players 3.65% of all stakes back as wager-free funds up to £50 per week, and the ‘3 Below’ bonus, which boosts daily prize pools and has tickets available at just 1p.
Whilst the specifics of these promos will likely change, they give some indication of what players can expect in terms of seasonal and recurring bonuses.
You'll find news of any decent offers that pop up occasionally over on our promotions page.
Free bingo is waiting for you during set time windows every day with the ‘Club Tropicana’ ongoing promotion. There’s more than £1,200 in cash prizes every week.
There are also no requirements to meet in terms of qualifying for the free tickets, so this promo is open to everyone!
The free-to-play daily ‘Bingo Scratch 2 Win’ scratchcard is bound to keep existing players happy, awarding you with a chance to win bingo tickets, spins and cash just for logging in regularly.
Prizes come with no wagering requirements, and if you don’t win anything you can just come back the next day!
Most major payment options are available at Bet365 Bingo with debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, PaySafeCard, ClicktoPay and bank transfers all on offer.
None of these payment options has fees attached to deposits or withdrawals.
Most of the deposits are instant, except bank transfers which can take a few working days. The minimum deposit is £5 for most options, apart from PayPal and wire transfers which have a minimum of £25 and £100, respectively.
There is a minimum withdrawal limit of £5 for each payment option, excluding PayPal which has a minimum of £10.
As for maximum withdrawals, Apple Pay and PaySafeCard is £2,000, while PayPal has a maximum of £5,500. Amazingly, you can withdraw up to £100,000 with a bank transfer and almost a million on your debit card!
Most payment options are processed within 24 hours but debit cards and bank transfers can take between 1 to 5 working days to come through.
Bet365 Bingo is owned and operated by Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC, a company registered in Malta under authorisation number MGA/CRP/531/2018.
Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC is licensed and regulated in the UK by the Gambling Commission under licence number 55149.
Reg no. 55149
Reg no. MGA/CRP/531/2018
Bet365 Bingo has a comprehensive FAQ section, complete with featured categories and a search bar. It isn’t exactly pretty, but it gets the job done!
But if you want to talk to the team directly, it’s easy to get in touch with an agent, night or day, through the 24/7 live chat function.
Alternatively, you can email and they’ll get back to you ASAP. You could even choose snail mail if you prefer, but that's usually only used for official complaints these days.
