Bingo Sister Sites Explained: How Bingotastic Maps the Networks Behind UK Bingo

Bingotastic.com has more than 300 UK bingo and slots operators in its database, yet only a handful of platforms sit underneath them. The site organises much of its coverage by network for exactly that reason, because once you know which family a site belongs to you can predict most of how it will behave.

What is a bingo sister site?

A sister site shares its software, and often its licence, with other brands. The name, colours and mascot differ. The rooms, games, bonus structure and cashier are frequently identical. Many are white labels, a brand front end placed on top of a platform someone else runs.

The main families

Network	Who runs it	What players notice
Dragonfish	Broadway Gaming, which bought it from 888	Dozens of themed sites on one engine and one licence
Jumpman Gaming	A single Alderney company	Near-identical sites, slot-spin welcome bonuses, bingo brands named after newspapers
Pragmatic Play bingo	Used by Broadway's own flagships and by Jumpman's bingo rooms	Bingo rooms supplied to brands from more than one owner
Entain in-house	Entain	Gala, Foxy, Ladbrokes and Coral, moved off rented software
Virtue Fusion	Playtech	Few brand-new names; where relaunches tend to land

Why the family matters to players

Shared networks share players, so a small brand on a big network has busy rooms. They also share rules. A withdrawal minimum or a bonus cap set at network level shows up on every sister site, and those terms don't transfer to a different network, so a review of one Jumpman brand says little about a Dragonfish one.

The Mirror Bingo, OK Bingo and Daily Record Bingo names are a good example. Three newspaper mastheads, one Jumpman lobby behind them.

What the licence register shows

The Dragonfish network runs under a single Gambling Commission account, number 58267, held by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited since February 2022. The register lists 158 domains against it. Around half are inactive leftovers from the boom years, which is why an active-looking domain is no proof of a site worth joining. Players still see the old name Cassava, 888's former Gibraltar operating company, in some site footers.

When a network shuts

Between roughly 2015 and 2019, white-label bingo brands launched in a flood. When Cozy Games closed, its sites went with it in one go, and the larger networks have since retired brands that never found an audience. Bingotastic keeps a closed bingo sites page for that reason, so anyone wondering whether a name they remember still exists can check before trusting a lookalike. The network pages on bingotastic.com list which brands are still open under each family, so you can easily compare all of the bingo sister sites with a UK license.