The 888 Ladies sister sites in a nutshell
888 Ladies is the famous name the 888 Group left behind: since the 2022 sale, it’s been run by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited of Dublin, whose Gambling Commission licence covers 86 sites including Wink Bingo, Wink Slots, Costa Bingo and Posh Bingo. Its closest kin in spirit are the register’s other female-focused brands, Pink Ribbon Bingo, Woman’s Own Bingo and Chat Mag Bingo, all profiled below.
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At a glance
Brand
888 Ladies at 888ladies.com, “Every day is ladies day” in pink and green
Operator
Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, Dublin, since the 888 Group’s 2022 sale
UKGC licence
58267; 86 brands, no regulatory actions
Best sister sites
Wink Bingo, Posh Bingo, Pink Ribbon Bingo, Woman’s Own Bingo, Chat Mag Bingo
Welcome offer
50% games bonus to £100 with code GAME50; 10x wagering, 5-day expiry
Daily Cashback
5% of £5+ cash losses back as withdrawable cash, up to £100 a day
Payments
Debit cards, PayPal and Apple Pay; withdrawals 4-7 business days
Last checked
3 September 2026
From 85 available sister sites, the five profiles below pick the family’s most famous face, its best deal, and the three brands aimed most squarely at the audience 888 Ladies was built for.
Wink Bingo
- The style statement: Full pop-art treatment, comic lettering and a London skyline, the most distinctive look anywhere in this family.
- Same rooms, different wallpaper: Its lobby lists Bingo Deal, Top of the Shop and The YOYO at the same times as 888 Ladies’ own, the shared network in plain sight.
- A spins-led welcome offer: Deposit £10 with code BIGK for 50 free spins on Big Kahuna Epic Eruption, £5 of face value against 888 Ladies’ £100 bonus ceiling.
- A famous name: Years of television advertising made this brand a big deal.
- Best for: Players who want the bingo rooms 888 Ladies offers with bolder art on the walls, and a name they’ll recognise from the adverts.
Posh Bingo
- The family’s best bonus: Code GO100 pays a 100% bingo bonus to £50 at just 2x bingo wagering, against the 10x on 888 Ladies’ games bonus.
- A boutique preserved: The 2000s shopping-and-catwalk styling survives untouched, heels-and-handbag artwork and all.
- Open family ties: Its own footer links directly to Wink Bingo, one of the few sites here that names a sister site on its shopfront.
- App included: An App Store link on the homepage, with mainstream payment options alongside.
- Best for: Bingo-first players who choose a site on wagering arithmetic above everything else, and will trade polish for terms.
Pink Ribbon Bingo
- The cause in the name: Its charity page says the site first launched in 1997, dedicated to supporting breast cancer causes, and that it’s since relaunched with the same mission.
- Between partners: The same page says a new charity partnership is currently being developed, so there’s no named beneficiary today, worth knowing before you sign up for the cause.
- A smaller, kinder deal: Deposit £10 for a £20 bingo bonus at 4x bingo wagering, a fraction of 888 Ladies’ ceiling but at less than half its wagering.
- An outdated attachment: GambleAware, now closed, is named in the small print where 888 Ladies goes with GamCare, which is a sign of poor housekeeping.
- Best for: Players who like their bingo attached to a cause and are happy to check back for the new charity partner before judging it.
Woman’s Own Bingo
- The magazine brand: One of the great women’s weekly names turned into a bingo room, the most literal version on the network of what 888 Ladies was designed to be.
- Big percentage, small cap: Code WELCOME30 pays 300% on a £10 deposit to a £30 maximum, triple 888 Ladies’ rate at less than a third of its ceiling.
- Bingo wagering, not games: Its 4x applies to bingo, a friendlier discipline than 888 Ladies’ 10x on games.
- The same engine: 500+ games behind a hot-pink front, running on the network machinery shared across all 86 sites.
- Best for: Players hunting an 888 Ladies sister site with the women’s brand heritage intact and a welcome offer they can clear quickly.
Chat Mag Bingo
- The gossip twin: Retro pin-up styling and speech bubble artwork for the official bingo brand of a magazine famous for readers’ true-life tales.
- The same deal: Its 300% bingo bonus to £30 at 4x matches Woman’s Own Bingo line for line, so the choice between them is purely one of personality.
- Proof of the production line: Two magazine brands, one promo set – the clearest demonstration of how Broadway dresses one platform many ways.
- 500+ games claimed: The same top games count as its twin, but with a red masthead in place of pink.
- Best for: Players picking a costume rather than a deal, who’d take a chat-and-community feel over 888 Ladies’ bigger bonus ceiling.
How this 888 Ladies review was made
Every claim here comes from a source I can point you at, so you can judge the page on its evidence. My full approach is on the About Us page.
Rob Hill
Personally tested from a UK connection, primary sources only: every offer is confirmed from its own published terms rather than a banner summary, licence facts come from the regulator’s records, and corporate history from independent financial reporting. Sister site facts come from same-day visits to each site. Account opened, deposit made.
3 September 2026, on a Windows laptop using Google Chrome
Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, Republic of Ireland, named in the site’s footer; head office: The Reflector, 8 Hanover Quay, Dublin, per the register.
58267
The live 888ladies.com site: homepage, the promotions page and each offer’s own detail page, the slots and about pages, the full terms and conditions, footer disclosures and the help centre; the Gambling Commission register entry for account 58267, all 158 domain rows counted; the live Wink Bingo, Posh Bingo, Pink Ribbon Bingo, Woman’s Own Bingo and Chat Mag Bingo sites; Trustpilot; Reuters and Financial Times reporting on the 2021-22 sale; google.co.uk results for the brand; my Broadway Gaming, Wink Bingo and Wink Slots reviews.
3 September 2026, first published version
Every day is Ladies Day
The official 888 Ladies tagline sits right beside the logo, in cursive, and the look underneath it is pink glitter and green tartan scattered with bingo cards, gold coins and shamrocks. The intended audience was never a secret: this was designed under the 888 Group as a bingo site for women, and it still carries that identity while the remit has widened. A Slots & Instants tab now stands equal with the bingo, and the site’s own slots pages run from an in-house jackpot range, The Singer, The Showman, Burger Blitz, Woolly Safari, Read All About It, Big Ticket Vegas, Bank of Riches, Media Money, Sugar Swish, Captain Cod and Runaway Train among them, through named favourites like Temple of Medusa, Rugby Star and Wild Catch to Megaways and Slingo categories, with Shaman’s Dream, Gold Rush and Fireworks Frenzy linked from the footer. A Free Bingo tab and iOS and Android apps round out the offer.
The bingo lobby is presented neatly: rooms, ticket prices, and live prizes all show before registration. On the day this review was written, Flip It ran at 1p a ticket, Easy Peasy, Top of the Shop, Bingo Deal and The YOYO at 5p, Woolly Bingo at 7p, and the £1K Big Ticket Pop offered a £1,000 prize for 30p tickets, with the Mystery Jackpot advertised up to £500 and Bingo Deal playing the family’s rarer 52-ball card-based variant. Progressive jackpot rules are stated on the games themselves, a full house inside 36 calls being the given example. It’s a working bingo hall with its prices on the wall, which is not something every bingo site in this industry lets a visitor see.
Ownership, licensing and the UK position
UKGC Licensed, Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (58267), click to verify
888 Ladies was one of the signature brands in the 888 Group’s bingo business, launched in 2008 and pitched squarely at women, and its own homepage still says it’s been serving players “since 2008”. What that homepage folds into one sentence is the change of hands: in December 2021, 888 Holdings agreed to sell its entire bingo arm to Broadway Gaming’s subsidiary Saphalata Holdings in a deal announced at around £38m, completed in July 2022, and the register shows this licence’s activities running under Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited since 23 February 2022. The 888 name stayed on the door; everything behind it changed. Years on, the About page still misnames its regulator as the “Great Britain Gaming Commission”, a small tell that the copy desk hasn’t caught up with the paperwork.
The licence itself is one of the biggest domain lists in British bingo: 158 rows on the register, of which 74 are active own-brand sites and 14 white labels, 86 unique live sites in total. There are no regulatory actions on file for the operator. The family divides into recognisable wings: the famous faces (Wink Bingo, Costa Bingo, 888 Ladies itself, and 888 Bingo), the women’s-magazine and cause brands profiled above, and ranks of themed rooms from Bingo Barmy to Duck Duck Bingo. Broadway also runs a second, separately licensed wing of home-built brands, Butlers, Rosy, Dotty and Glossy Bingo among them, which are cousins rather than same-licence 888 Ladies sister sites.
Bonuses: a standard-issue welcome offer, and the family’s standard cashback
The welcome offer is the network’s standard: deposit £10 or more with code GAME50 for a 50% games bonus up to £100, at 10x wagering on games with a 5-day expiry, the terms printed on the banner itself. The detail page adds the fine print: the bonus plays on instant games only once your cash balance is at zero, winnings from it are capped at £100 plus the original bonus after wagering, and a withdrawal forfeits any bonus balance still standing. One clause merits your full attention: go five days without logging in and all bonuses, spins, coins and their unfinished winnings are forfeited without notice. Your cash balance is withdrawable at any time. The same 50% offer runs word for word at Wink Slots and Costa Bingo, while the wagering-conscious will notice Posh Bingo’s 2x and the magazine pair’s 4x sitting on the same shelf.
The ongoing bonus schedule is short but genuinely good in one place. Daily Cashback returns 5% of any day’s cash losses of £5 or more, up to £100, claimed by logging in the following day, and at 888 Ladies it pays as cash: the promotion’s own page banners it as “REAL MONEY” cashback, credits it to your cash balance and confirms that balance can be withdrawn at once. Our Wink Slots review found the same promotion there but with 10x wagering, so Broadway runs this offer two ways across the family and 888 Ladies has the better version. The third fixture is the Ladies’ Shop, where wagering earns coins to exchange for treats at 2x bingo or 10x games wagering on redemption.
Payments: a clear timetable, an out-of-date guide
The cashier runs on debit cards, PayPal and Apple Pay, with wire transfer available for withdrawals, and the terms print a full per-method timetable: two business days of internal processing, then transit of five days for debit cards and Apple Pay (four to seven end to end), two to three for PayPal (four to five in all) and four to seven for wire (seven to ten), business days counted Monday to Friday excluding UK and Irish holidays. Withdrawals are processed by Broadway Gaming UK Limited, the name that appears on statements. The minimum withdrawal is £10 on every method, and if your whole balance is under that, support will pay it out on request. Customer funds sit in a designated segregated account at the Commission’s medium protection tier, as stated in the terms and conditions.
Housekeeping is more mixed. A dormant account takes 12 months of complete inactivity, and the operator’s first obligation is to attempt to return your balance by your last deposit method, with 30 days’ warning, before a £5 monthly fee kicks in. Less flattering is the footer’s own “Bingo Payment Guide”, a March 2025 blog article that still walks readers through UKash, Switch and Laser, payment methods that were withdrawn from Britain years ago; the current methods list is one page away in the terms.
Support and complaints
Support runs on live chat, which the terms name as a first contact route and a help centre article describes as available 24/7, and email at support@888ladies.com. There’s no customer support phone number. The complaints ladder is explained in full: support first, then escalation in writing to the Head of Customer Support at Manager@bingosupport.org, and if a dispute deadlocks, referral to eCOGRA as the named alternative dispute resolution body, free of charge, with the referral address printed in the terms. GamCare is the safer gambling link in the footer and on every offer’s small print, alongside deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion tools described on the site’s own player protection pages.
888 Ladies’ reputation: the best record in the family
888 Ladies holds a 4.4 Trustpilot score from 786 reviews, the strongest of any Broadway brand I’ve reviewed, on a profile claimed since 2015 with a paid subscription, 140 reviews in the last 12 months, and replies to 94% of negative reviews typically within a day. The positivity is specific: players thank support agents by name, Mada sorting an offer query in under three minutes and Maxi M praised for using his own initiative, and the same Maxi appears in Glossy Bingo’s reviews, so the network evidently shares a support desk. The distribution of ratings is still worthy of note: 56% five-star sits against 30% one-star, so when it goes wrong here it goes properly wrong.
The loudest recent gripe is instructive rather than alarming: a player in July 2026 described wagering £15 for a promotional wheel reward that landed capped at £1 with its own 10x wagering attached, a reminder that the smaller login rewards carry the same bonus machinery as everything else. I found no pattern of unpaid withdrawals in the recent record, and the balance of complaints runs to bonus mechanics and verification friction rather than money going missing, which for a bingo site of this age is a pretty respectable run.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- Daily Cashback paid as withdrawable cash, no strings attached.
- A lobby that confirms rooms, ticket prices and live prizes before you register.
- The family’s most positive player review record, with a support desk players praise by agent name.
- A per-method payout timetable, medium-protection funds and eCOGRA named in the terms.
What I don’t
- The five-day inactivity clause that forfeits bonuses and their unfinished winnings without notice.
- A £100 cap on welcome offer winnings, at 10x wagering that some of the 888 Ladies sister sites undercut at 4x and 2x.
- Withdrawals quoted in days, four to seven for cards, where the industry standard is down to hours.
- History folded flat on its own pages, “since 2008” with no mention that the owner has changed, and the regulator misnamed on the About page.
My 888 Ladies sister sites verdict: the name aged better than the brand
As a place to play bingo, 888 Ladies earns its keep: the best review record in Broadway’s family, a support desk with actual named humans running it, cashback paid straight to the cash balance with no strings I could find, and a lobby honest enough to price itself before you hand over an email address. The protections are the full UK set, GAMSTOP, segregated funds at medium protection, and binding quality dispute resolution through eCOGRA, from an operator with a clean regulatory record. If the question is whether this famous name still draws players to a well-run site, the answer is yes.
The sister sites matter more than usual here because the 888 Ladies welcome bonus is mid-table. The 50% games bonus at 10x with a £100 win cap is the network’s standard issue, and three of the five sister sites profiled above beat it on wagering: Posh Bingo at 2x is the family’s best arithmetic, and Woman’s Own Bingo and Chat Mag Bingo clear at 4x on bingo. My steer would be to play at 888 Ladies for the cashback, the record and the rooms, and claim your welcome bonus somewhere else in the same family.
888 Ladies sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are 888 Ladies’ sister sites?
888 Ladies shares Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited’s Gambling Commission licence with 85 other live sites, 71 own-brand names and 14 white labels. The best-known are Wink Bingo, Wink Slots, Costa Bingo and Posh Bingo, with female-focused names like Pink Ribbon Bingo, Woman’s Own Bingo and Chat Mag Bingo alongside.
Is 888 Ladies still part of the 888 Group?
No. 888 Holdings agreed to sell its whole bingo business to Broadway Gaming’s subsidiary in December 2021, completing in July 2022, and this licence’s activities have run under Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited since February 2022. The 888 name stayed with the site.
Is 888 Ladies just for women?
It was designed under 888 as a bingo site for women, and the branding still says so, “Every day is ladies day”. Anyone can join, and the remit has widened: a full Slots & Instants section now stands beside the bingo.
What is the 888 Ladies welcome offer?
Deposit £10 or more with code GAME50 for a 50% games bonus up to £100, at 10x games wagering with a 5-day expiry. Winnings from the bonus are capped at £100 plus the bonus itself, and several sisters offer gentler wagering on smaller amounts.
Is 888 Ladies safe for UK players?
Yes: it’s licensed by the Gambling Commission with no regulatory actions, GAMSTOP applies, customer funds sit segregated at the medium protection tier, and eCOGRA is named in the terms as the free dispute resolution route. Its Trustpilot record, 4.4 from 786 reviews, is the strongest in its family.