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At City Bingo, there isn't much of an introduction needed; the website tells you enough. The skyline logo speaks for itself – a row of colourful tower blocks, a cheerful city-themed site and a welcome offer built around bingo tickets. If you log into two or three other UK bingo sites, however, the cashier (and the chat window, and the help pages) could look quite familiar. There is a good reason for this familiarity, and you should know what it is before you open your next account.

City Bingo is found at citybingo.com and is just one of many websites run by the same licensed company. It is no wonder, then, that so many players search online for City Bingo sister sites. Some of these sister brands lean towards slots and casino games, while many are focused on bingo. Once you are logged in to the lobby, plenty of them can look almost identical.

This article explains who operates City Bingo and which other brands sit under the same licence. Every piece of licence information comes straight from the UK Gambling Commission public register, checked on 28 October 2026, so you can verify all of it yourself within minutes.

Kayleigh "Kaz" Bramley has been comparing UK bingo and casino brands since 2013, keeping a notes app of payout times and verification snags. Her practical checks — not star ratings alone — shape the comparisons below.

Who Runs City Bingo? The Company Behind citybingo.com

City Bingo is operated by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, which holds UKGC account number 58267. The website footer says exactly the same: the service is run by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, a company incorporated in the Republic of Ireland and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 58267. The register gives the head office as The Reflector, 8 Hanover Quay, Dublin, D02 R573, Ireland.

The remote licence, 058267-R-334552-006, covers three activities: remote bingo, remote casino and remote gambling software. All three have been active since 23 February 2022. The register lists citybingo.com as an active domain on the account. No trading names are recorded, and no regulatory actions are listed against the company.

So what does this mean for you? Whichever Broadway brand you choose, your account terms, identity checks and complaints all go through the same business. The logos, colours and promotions change from site to site, but the company behind them stays the same.

This comparison is for adults aged 18+. Take time to think. If gambling feels hard to control then stop now and seek help through BeGambleAware and GamCare.

City Bingo Sister Sites on Licence 58267

Broadway Gaming runs one of the biggest bingo networks in the UK. On 28 October 2026 the domain table for account 58267 showed 148 entries: 74 active, 60 inactive and 14 white-label domains. These are the active brands you are most likely to come across:

Domain on the register	Brand	Main focus
citybingo.com	City Bingo	Bingo and slots
sugarbingo.com	Sugar Bingo	Bingo and slots
tedbingo.com	Ted Bingo	Bingo and slots
moonbingo.com	Moon Bingo	Bingo and slots
costabingo.com	Costa Bingo	Bingo and slots
winkbingo.com	Wink Bingo	Bingo and slots
888ladies.com	888 Ladies	Bingo and slots
xlcasino.com	XL Casino	Slots and casino games

Other active domain names on the same account include 888bingo.com, singbingo.com, robinhoodbingo.com, vegasspins.com, winkslots.com, jackpotcafe.co.uk, jackpotliner.co.uk, kingjackpot.co.uk, poshbingo.co.uk, redbusbingo.com, spectrabingo.com and twofatladies.co.uk. The inactive entries are older sites that have closed or changed in some way, so do not include them in any list of live sister sites.

White-label domains need a bit of extra thought. Alongside britbingo.com, the account also lists white-label sites such as majesticbingo.com and safaribingo.com. These sites run on Broadway's licence and platform, but the brand itself usually belongs to another organisation. Calling white labels sister sites is only partly correct: Broadway handles your account, while the branding is normally owned by someone else.

If you want a bingo lobby similar to City Bingo, start your search with Sugar Bingo, Ted Bingo and Moon Bingo. If you prefer the same style of bingo room with a slightly different look, Costa Bingo, Wink Bingo and 888 Ladies are worth a look. Because these brands share City Bingo's operator, registering and getting verified will probably feel like something you have done before. Each brand can still run its own welcome offer, though.

Why Players Look for a City Bingo Alternative

People leave bingo sites for many different reasons, but it usually comes down to a few: a favourite bingo room has gone quiet at your usual time, the offers no longer seem worthwhile, the mobile lobby feels too small, or another site simply has an offer you like better.

Find out what is really causing your frustration before you start comparing. If the issue is the games on offer or the room schedule, a sister site will likely have many of the same games and possibly access to the same networked bingo rooms, so compare session times, not just logos. If the problem is with the operator itself, such as how a complaint was handled or restrictions on your account that you do not agree with, a sister site will be of little use, because Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited stands behind every single brand in the table above.

My top pick right now is Sherluck. It is not part of the Broadway network, so treat it as a fresh start with a different company, with its own lobby, promotions and account rules. Read its terms before you deposit, set your limits first and judge it on the same points you would use for any gambling site.

How to Check a Sister Site Yourself

Lookalike website names confuse plenty of players. Having "Bingo" in a site's name along with a bright urban theme does not mean it belongs to this group, and two sites that look alike may simply have been built on the same software without sharing an owner.

Three things need to be kept apart:

• Same licensee: one company holds a Gambling Commission licence and operates several websites, as with the active brands on account 58267.
• Same platform: sites built on the same software can look very alike, but they do not necessarily share ownership.
• White label: a brand operates on someone else's licence and platform, which is why britbingo.com shows up on Broadway's account.

Any brand can be checked on the Gambling Commission public register:

1. Read the footer and note the operator's name and account number.
2. Search the register using either the account number or the full company name.
3. Check the licence is active and covers the type of gambling you want to play, such as bingo or casino.
4. Open the domain list and make sure the exact web address is listed as active.

Note the date of your search, because domains go live and drop off the list at different times, so an entry that was active last year could be inactive now.

City Bingo Welcome Offer and Wagering

On 28 October 2026 the citybingo.com homepage offered new players a 100% bingo bonus on their first deposit, worth up to £50. The stated terms ask for a minimum deposit of £10, apply 2× bingo wagering and give you 5 days before the bonus expires. For example, if you deposit £10 you should receive a £10 bonus, and if the 2× is worked out on the bonus alone, you would need to play £20 of bingo. Deposit £50 and take the maximum £50 bonus, and that becomes £100 of bingo play before the bonus can turn into withdrawable cash. Welcome offers change regularly, so check the current terms on the day you sign up rather than relying on older versions quoted on comparison websites.

Welcome offers tend to work in a similar way across Broadway brands. If you open accounts at City Bingo and another Broadway site in the same week, read the full terms and conditions at both. Some operators limit how many welcome offers one person can claim across related brands, and that rule sits in the full terms, not on the promotional banner.

Since 19 January 2026, UK Gambling Commission rules have limited bonus wagering to 10×. Wherever you see sites claiming Broadway brands use 30× or 40× wagering, those are old numbers. The 2× on the City Bingo offer is well below the limit; however, with only five days to complete the wagering, it makes most sense if you had planned to play bingo that week anyway.

Always check these points before accepting anything:

Term	What to check
Qualifying games	Does the bonus work only in bingo rooms, or on slots as well?
Wagering basis	Is the 2× calculated on the bonus alone or on deposit plus bonus?
Time limits	Can you play it through within 5 days at your usual pace?
Payment method	Does your chosen payment method qualify for the offer?
Winnings cap	Is there a limit on what bonus play can pay out?
Previous accounts	Does an account at a related brand affect your eligibility?

If the conditions feel like hard work for a reward you do not really want, leaving the offer alone is a perfectly reasonable choice.

Bingo Rooms, Slots and Everyday Use

City Bingo is primarily a bingo site. Slots are offered alongside bingo, and the homepage says both bingo and slots can be played from just 1p. Its sister sites (such as Sugar Bingo, Ted Bingo and Moon Bingo) run on the same Broadway platform, so expect very similar bingo rooms and slot games. Some bingo rooms may be "networked", which means several sites share the same room. That can make it easier to find a busy game, but it also makes trying out a different brand slightly less exciting.

Consider what you actually need from an online bingo site. Which 90-ball and 75-ball rooms are open when you play? How much does a ticket cost? Is there a limit on how many tickets you can buy? Are the prizes fixed, or do they depend on how many players have bought tickets? Is a chat host normally around in the evening?

Read the game rules before you start playing slots: RTP (return to player) is simply a theoretical average over a long period of time. It does not tell you how much you may win in your next session at City Bingo. Apps are available on the Apple App Store and Google Play as well as the mobile browser version of City Bingo, so before you make a deposit, try it out on the phone you want to use. The cashier, transaction history, deposit limits and customer support should all be easy to reach from there.

Payments, Verification and Withdrawals

Before your first deposit, check which payment methods the cashier accepts, whether there is a minimum deposit and whether any fees apply. Credit cards cannot be used for gambling with an operator licensed in Great Britain, so you will need a debit card or another approved method.

Age and identity checks have to be completed before you can start playing, and further checks may follow later (for example, questions about where your money comes from). Make sure the details on file match both your account and your payment method, and never upload documents through any route other than the operator's secure one.

When comparing payout speeds, there are typically three stages involved: when you request a withdrawal, when the operator approves it and when your bank or wallet receives the money. Often the quoted payout time refers to only one of those stages.

If something goes wrong, contact the operator first and ask for a reference number. Keep a note of dates, amounts and screenshots. If the problem is still unresolved after a final response, or after eight weeks, you can usually take it to the operator's approved alternative dispute resolution provider. The Gambling Commission regulates operators, but it does not settle individual disputes.

Conclusion: Choosing a City Bingo Sister Site Sensibly

So what would you like to change about where you play? For a different bingo lobby run by the same company, you might consider Sugar Bingo, Ted Bingo or Moon Bingo. For familiar bingo rooms with a slightly different feel, try Costa Bingo, Wink Bingo or 888 Ladies. If you would rather move to a different gambling company altogether, look outside the 58267 licence.

Before you create another account, contact support to confirm whether a deposit limit or self-exclusion at one Broadway brand also applies to the others. Two separate £50 deposit limits could mean that, if they work independently, you can deposit up to £100 in total across both accounts, so keep one gambling budget for all of them. Never open a sister-site account to get around an exclusion. GAMSTOP provides wider online self-exclusion, and GamCare runs the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133.

18+ only. Gamble responsibly and Take Time to Think. Set money and time limits you can afford before you start. Another account will not fix things once gambling has stopped being fun.

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