The Costa Bingo sister sites in a nutshell
Costa Bingo belongs to Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, which runs 86 sites under UK licence 58267. Among its sister sites are its slots twin Costa Games, along with Sing Bingo, Posh Bingo, Glitter Bingo and Bingo Storm.
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At a glance
Brand
Costa Bingo, a beach-themed bingo and slots site
Operator
Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited of Dublin
UKGC licence
58267, covering 86 sites, with no regulatory actions on file
Bingo rooms
90, 75 and 52-ball games from 1p, plus a free room
Best sister sites
Costa Games, Sing Bingo, Posh Bingo, Glitter Bingo and Bingo Storm
Welcome offer
A 50% games bonus up to £100 on a £10 deposit, at 10x wagering
Withdrawals
From £10, taking four to ten business days by the published table
Last checked
5 October 2026
Two of the Costa Bingo sister sites profiled below come from Costa Bingo’s own league table of bingo sites, one is its slots twin, and I’ve added two more with very different sign-up deals so you can see how much the same company’s offers vary from one brand to the next.
Costa Games
- The slots twin: Costa Games has the same smiling sun in its logo and the same holiday mood, with surfboards, striped parasols, beach balls and ice lollies, but it’s a slots site with no bingo rooms.
- Same sign-up deal: It runs Costa Bingo’s GAME50 offer, a 50% games bonus up to £100 for a £10 deposit with 10x wagering and five days to use it.
- A different charity line: Its small print still signs off with GambleAware, which closed in March 2026, while Costa Bingo links to GamCare.
- Talks up its software: The homepage describes Dragonfish as “our in-house game developer” and names Rainbow Riches, Tiki Fruits and Shopping Spree among its slots.
- A bit of tidying needed: The menu lists Promotions twice, and the homepage copy still says the site is “filled with festive cheer” months outside the Christmas period.
- Best for: Slots players who like Costa Bingo’s beach style but don’t want bingo.
Sing Bingo
- The rock and roll one: Sing Bingo calls itself the site “where bingo rocks”, with a glowing jukebox and a concert crowd on its homepage.
- A bingo bonus instead: Code GO100 doubles a £10 deposit with a bingo bonus of up to £50, which has to be played through just twice, against Costa Bingo’s games bonus at 10x.
- The same games: Its rooms, including Top of the Shop and Easy Peasy, and its 534 slots with the same 41 “exclusives” match what Costa Bingo offers.
- On Costa’s list: Costa Bingo’s own on-site ranking of bingo sites puts Sing Bingo eighth.
- Clean small print: The welcome offer’s terms sit right under the banner and point to GamCare.
- Best for: Bingo fans who want the Costa Bingo sister site with the lightest wagering on its sign-up bonus.
Posh Bingo
- The boutique one: Posh Bingo has a poodle in its logo and a red-haired woman in a black-and-white outfit posing on a red carpet beside a display of high heels.
- Kept its old look: It still uses a narrow, fixed-width layout from an earlier era of online bingo, whereas Costa Bingo has moved to the group’s newer full-width design.
- Better terms: It offers the same GO100 deal as Sing Bingo, 100% up to £50 in bingo bonus at 2x.
- A community tab: Its menu includes a Community section, and the footer links to Wink Bingo by name.
- Tenth of twelve: Costa Bingo’s league table describes it as “the most stylish place to play bingo”.
- Best for: Players who prefer a simple, old-fashioned bingo site.
Glitter Bingo
- Disco night: Glitter Bingo’s homepage features a woman in a sequinned dress under a mirror ball, in purples and pinks.
- More from £10: Code WELCOME30 adds a 300% bingo bonus, so a £10 deposit brings £30 of bonus at 4x wagering, where Costa Bingo’s GAME50 gives £5.
- One page and a sign-up button: Before you join, the site is just a single homepage with no promotions or bingo pages to browse.
- Slots up front: It promises 500 slots and games, led by Gold Blitz, 9 Masks of Fire and the two Big Bass favourites, Bonanza and Splash.
- Old signposting: Like Costa Games, its small print still mentions GambleAware.
- Best for: Players starting with £10 who want as much bingo bonus money in return as possible.
Bingo Storm
- A twister of balls: Bingo Storm’s homepage shows a tornado whipping up bingo balls against a backdrop of a blue sky.
- Spins, not a bonus: Depositing and playing £10 with code POP10 brings 10 free spins at 25p each.
- Cash, with a catch: Winnings from those spins are paid as cash rather than bonus, unlike Costa Bingo’s offer, but they’re capped at £1.
- Pots of gold: The popular slots row leads with Fishin’ Pots of Gold, 12 Pots of Gold Drums, 12 Masks of Fire Drums and 12 Pots of Gold: Drum Frenzy.
- Limited before sign-up: Like Glitter Bingo, it shows only a homepage until you register.
- Best for: Players who’d rather try a few no-strings spins as a welcome promotion than take on any wagering requirements.
How this Costa Bingo review was made
Every source is listed below, and the About Us page sets out how I work.
Rob Hill
I compared what Costa Bingo’s pages say about its rooms and promotions with what the site offers today, then compared each sister site’s sign-up deal with Costa Bingo’s own. The family comes from the regulator’s list.
5 October 2026 on a Windows PC, in Chrome
An Irish-registered company, Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, based at The Reflector on Hanover Quay, Dublin
58267
costabingo.com: homepage, bingo schedule, slots lobby, promotions, the first deposit offer and Shop terms, the Bingo Sites page, About Us, help pages, the Zendesk help centre and the full terms and conditions; the Costa Bingo app listing on the App Store; the homepages of Costa Games, Sing Bingo, Posh Bingo, Glitter Bingo, Bingo Storm, Tasty Bingo and Red Bus Bingo; Broadway Gaming’s company timeline; the Gambling Commission’s domain list and licence summary for 58267; Digital Spy’s report of 1 January 2014 on the Mel B campaign; Trustpilot.
Published 5 October 2026
From a Mel B advert to a lonely beach
Costa Bingo was a big name once. On New Year’s Day 2014, the brand launched a television advert as part of a campaign said to be worth £12 million, in which a giant Mel B strode through London past the Tower of London and the Gherkin before sitting down to play, under the line “Jackpots so big, it’s scary”. The beach is still here, with its smiling-sun logo, palm trees, a coconut, red sunglasses, flip-flops and bingo cards half-buried in the sand, and the homepage still promises that “the sun never sets on Costa Bingo”, but Mel B and the glory days are long gone.
The rest of that homepage copy still harks back to those glory days. It invites you to beach-named rooms and events, from Bucket ‘N’ Spade and Pennies Make Pounds to the Costa Splash on Mondays, Costa Cove on Wednesdays and a Thursday Big Shop, and it offers new players “a whopping % Bingo Bonus” with the number missing. None of those rooms are still available at the site, which lists the same games you’ll find across Broadway’s sites: Top of the Shop and Flip It (90-ball, from 1p), Easy Peasy, Mystery Jackpot and The YOYO (75-ball), Bingo Deal and Woolly Bingo (52-ball), Ticket Pop, and a free room called On the House. The slots lobby includes 534 games, including 41 exclusives such as Fruit Fusion Jackpot, Bakers Bounty, Club 80, The Showman and Captain Cod Catch ‘n Collect, while the players’ favourites are Fluffy Favourites, Double Bubble, 9 Pots of Gold, Big Bass Bonanza and Rainbow Riches. There’s an iPhone app too, with 796 ratings averaging 4.2.
Ownership: now a Broadway brand
UKGC Licensed, Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (58267), click to verify
Costa Bingo’s footer names its operator as Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, a company registered in Ireland. Broadway’s timeline says it bought the Dragonfish platform and its consumer bingo sites in July 2022, which is how Costa Bingo joined the group. The Gambling Commission’s list for this account runs to 154 web addresses: 66 are inactive and two active rows repeat the same site, leaving 86 live sites, 72 run by Broadway itself and 14 as white labels for partners. Costa Bingo and Costa Games are both still active, and the register records no regulatory actions against the company.
Some of the family show up on Costa Bingo’s own website, though not under that name. Its Bingo Sites page ranks “some of the best bingo sites”, puts Costa Bingo first and says the list was put together by “an impartial panel of experts”. All twelve sites belong to Broadway, and seven are on this licence, including 888 Ladies, Wink Bingo, Sing Bingo, Posh Bingo, Red Bus Bingo and Tasty Bingo, and the other five, Dotty Bingo, Butlers Bingo, Glossy Bingo, Rosy Bingo and Bingo Diamond, are on Broadway’s other licence. The page doesn’t mention that they share an owner, and it describes Butlers Bingo as “online since 2005”, while Broadway’s timeline gives June 2010 as the correct launch month for the brand.
Bonuses: a slots bonus on a bingo site
New players who deposit at least £10 with code GAME50 get a slots bonus worth half the deposit, up to £100, so to get the full £100 advertised, you need a £200 deposit. You must wager it 10 times within five days, and it only plays on instant games and slots once your cash balance runs out, so for a bingo site it’s an odd choice: none of it can be spent on bingo tickets. Winnings are capped at £100 plus the bonus itself, withdrawals cancel whatever bonus is left, and the terms add a strict, limiting rule: if you don’t log in for five days, you lose every bonus, free spin, and Shop coin.
The promotions page lists only two things, the sign-up offer and the Shop, even though its page title promises “Huge Weekly Jackpots And Fabulous Monthly Promotions Prizes!” The Shop is a loyalty scheme: every £1 of cash staked on bingo or £10 on slots and instant games earns a Shop coin, coins can be swapped for free spins, bingo tickets, bonuses and cash, and anything redeemed as bonus comes with 2x wagering for bingo and 10x for games. The free room, On the House, is the other regular way to play without paying.
Payments: two contrasting timetables
The smallest deposit is £10, and the smallest withdrawal is also £10 for every method. The terms include a table for each withdrawal method: debit cards and Apple Pay take two business days to process and up to five more to arrive, so four to seven in all; PayPal takes four to five; and a bank wire takes seven to ten. Bank statements show every payment under the name Broadway Gaming UK Ltd. By contrast, the help centre is more upbeat, saying the team aims to process withdrawals within a business day, after which a card or Apple Pay payment can land in as little as an hour and PayPal usually within an hour too.
Player balances are protected at the medium level on the Gambling Commission’s scale. An account left untouched for 12 months is treated as dormant, and once the steps set out in the terms have been taken, it can be charged at £5 a month.
Support and safer gambling
Help comes through live chat, a request form in the help centre and email to support@costabingo.co.uk, and there’s no customer support phone number. Complaints that the support team can’t resolve go to Manager@bingosupport.org, addressed to the Head of Customer Support; after that, you can take it to eCOGRA, the independent dispute service named in the terms. The footer sends players to GamCare but also still tells them to visit begambleaware.org, the website of a charity that closed in March 2026.
Costa Bingo’s reputation
Costa Bingo has had a Trustpilot profile since November 2019, and it pays for a subscription. It has 262 reviews averaging 3.7, but the spread is stark, with 46% five-star and 43% one-star, and only 20 reviews in the past year. The company answers every negative review, usually within a day. The happy reviews nearly all thank a support agent by name for sorting out a problem, in one case by putting back spins that would otherwise have been lost. The unhappy ones tell a story of decline: two December 2025 reviews open with “it used to be a good site”, one complaining that slots now give little back and the other that the account was closed after a win despite documents being sent. Other complaints in 2026 describe verification that couldn’t be passed with a shared bank account and a long wait for a withdrawal.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- Bingo from 1p, plus a free room.
- A cheerful beach theme.
- A withdrawal timetable for every method.
- An independent dispute service named in the terms.
What I don’t
- A sign-up bonus that can’t be spent on bingo.
- Homepage mentions of rooms and promotions that no longer exist.
- A ranking of its own sister sites presented as impartial.
- Bonuses lost after five days without a login.
My Costa Bingo sister sites verdict: the sun’s still out, but the crowds have gone
Costa Bingo is safe, licensed and perfectly playable, but it’s a shadow of the brand that could afford a 200-foot Mel B. What made it Costa Bingo has mostly gone: the rooms and events that gave it a character of its own have been folded into the same schedule Broadway runs everywhere, and what’s left is the artwork and a homepage full of old copy. That makes the brand almost anonymous: once the rooms are the same, the only real difference between Costa Bingo and its sister sites is the sign-up deal, and Costa Bingo’s is one of the weaker ones for a bingo player.
If you like the beach look, Costa Games gives you the same sunshine for playing slots. If it’s bingo you’re after, Sing Bingo and Posh Bingo offer a bingo bonus at 2x wagering on the same rooms, and Glitter Bingo turns £10 into £40 to play with. Bingo Storm is the pick for anyone who’d rather avoid wagering altogether, as long as a £1 bonus cap doesn’t put you off.
Costa Bingo sister sites FAQ
What are Costa Bingo’s sister sites?
Broadway runs 85 other live sites under the same licence, among them Wink Bingo, 888 Ladies, Sing Bingo, Glitter Bingo, Costa Games, Posh Bingo and Bingo Storm.
Who owns Costa Bingo?
Broadway Gaming, through Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, which holds Gambling Commission account 58267. Broadway took it over in July 2022, when it bought the Dragonfish bingo business.
Was Mel B really the face of Costa Bingo?
Yes. In early 2014 she starred in its TV advert as a giant walking through London, in a campaign reported to be worth £12 million.
Can I use Costa Bingo’s welcome bonus on bingo?
No. GAME50 is a games bonus for slots and instant games only, wagered 10 times. Sister sites such as Sing Bingo give a bingo bonus instead.
Is Costa Games the same as Costa Bingo?
It’s the slots-only twin. It shares the name, the sun logo and the GAME50 offer, but has no bingo rooms.