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Robin Hood Bingo is a Sherwood Forest-themed bingo brand. Of its sister sites, Moon Bingo shares its welcome offer down to the code, while Red Bus Bingo, Bingo Ireland, Bonnie Bingo and Blighty Bingo show how differently Broadway themes and prices its other sites.
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At a glance
Brand
Robin Hood Bingo
Operator
Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, part of the Broadway Gaming Group
UKGC licence
58267, with no regulatory actions on file
Games
90, 75 and 52-ball bingo, Slingo, scratchcards and a slots lobby
Best sister sites
Moon Bingo, Red Bus Bingo, Bingo Ireland, Bonnie Bingo and Blighty Bingo
Welcome offer
Code WELCOME50 doubles a first deposit of £10 or more as bingo bonus, capped at £50, 4x wagering
Withdrawals
£10 minimum; four to seven business days to a debit card
Last checked
2 October 2026
Robin Hood isn’t the only Broadway site dressed up as a staple of British or Irish life, so I’ve picked the Robin Hood Bingo sister sites that wear their themes just as proudly, plus the one that offers exactly the same welcome promotion.
Moon Bingo
- The twin: Moon Bingo runs Robin Hood Bingo’s exact sign-up deal, code WELCOME50 included: 100% up to £50 on a £10 deposit, 4x bingo wagering and five days to use it.
- Same slots, same order: Both homepages open with the same four slots in the same order, from Big Bass Bonanza through to 9 Masks of Fire.
- Sky blue, not forest green: It swaps the dark woodland for a bright blue design and a sparkly logo.
- More on the homepage: The homepage adds options for Daily Jackpots, a Prize Wheel, and Trophies, while Robin Hood Bingo shows little beyond the sign-up offer and its slots.
- A games menu up top: Slots, Slingo and scratchcards each get a tab in its main menu.
- Best for: Players happy with Robin Hood Bingo’s deal who’d like a brighter site to play it on.
Red Bus Bingo
- All aboard: Red Bus Bingo’s homepage is a red London double-decker on a sunny country road, with “Bingo 90” on its destination board.
- Half the wagering: The code GO100 gives the same 100% bingo bonus up to £50 for £10, but at 2x wagering rather than Robin Hood Bingo’s 4x.
- A mixed message: The step-by-step strip under the banner says “up to £100”, while the small print caps the bonus at £50.
- Cards on show: Its footer displays Apple Pay, Visa, PayPal and Mastercard logos and a “powered by Dragonfish” badge.
- 500 games: The homepage promises more than 500 bingo and casino games.
- Best for: Bingo players who want the same size of bonus with lighter wagering.
Bingo Ireland
- The token Irish one: Bingo Ireland goes all in on shamrocks and meadows, with a giant green bingo card on its bonus banner.
- Double for a tenner: Code GO20 turns a £10 deposit into a £20 bingo bonus, where the same £10 at Robin Hood Bingo brings £10.
- Same wagering: Both bonuses need 4x bingo wagering within five days.
- Jackpots up front: Its homepage talks up a Top of the Shop progressive jackpot that can reach £20,000 and a Mystery Jackpot game paying £10 to £500.
- Dated content: Its small print still links to GambleAware, which closed in March 2026, whereas Robin Hood Bingo’s is up to date with GamCare.
- Best for: Players making a single £10 deposit who’d like more bonus for it.
Bonnie Bingo
- The cheerful one: Bonnie Bingo is bright red and yellow, with bouncing bingo balls and a chunky yellow logo.
- Treble your tenner: Code GO30 gives a 300% bingo bonus up to £30, so £10 becomes £40 to play with.
- Lighter wagering: It asks for 2x bingo wagering, half Robin Hood Bingo’s requirement, though it pays winnings as bonus funds.
- Free bingo daily: Its homepage makes a big deal of its daily free bingo offer.
- Pots of gold: The slots on its homepage lean on the Pots of Gold series, from Fishin’ Pots of Gold to 12 Pots of Gold Drum Frenzy.
- Best for: Low-stakes players who want the biggest boost on a small first deposit, making it the Robin Hood Bingo sister site to compare on value.
Blighty Bingo
- Very British: Blighty Bingo talks of “the royal treatment”, slots that are “your cup of tea” and a site that’s “the bee’s knees”.
- Spins, not a match: Deposit and play £10 with code BLIGHTY for 10 free spins at 25p each, rather than Robin Hood Bingo’s bingo bonus.
- No wagering, small cap: It promises “no wagering ever” and pays winnings as cash, but free spins winnings are capped at £1.
- Free rooms: It offers free bingo rooms with no buy-in alongside paid games.
- Clean but plain: White pages with pink and navy, and big glossy bingo balls on the banner.
- Best for: Players who’d rather skip bonus terms altogether and stick to free rooms and cash play.
How this Robin Hood Bingo review was made
The full list of sources is below, and the About Us page sets out how I review casinos and bingo sites.
Rob Hill
I tested Robin Hood Bingo and its sister sites from a UK connection, clicking through their menus and footers and comparing each offer against its small print and the sites’ shared terms. I confirmed licence details with the regulator. Account opened, deposit made.
2 October 2026, through Chrome on Windows
Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, incorporated in Ireland; head office: The Reflector, 8 Hanover Quay, Dublin
58267
robinhoodbingo.com: homepage and footer, bingo games, slots, blog, contact page, About Us, terms and conditions; the Robin Hood Bingo help centre’s articles on deposits and withdrawals; the Gambling Commission’s record and domain list for Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited; the Blighty Bingo, Bonnie Bingo, Bingo Ireland, Red Bus Bingo and Moon Bingo homepages; Trustpilot.
Published 2 October 2026
Sherwood Forest, a treasure chest and some merry men
The theme is exactly what the name suggests. The logo is a wooden sign, the pages are forest green, and the main bonus banner is a treasure chest overflowing with bingo balls in a dark wood, with a hand in a green sleeve reaching in to help itself. The copy joins in now and then: the bingo games are a “band of merry bingo games”, and every slot has been “tested by one of our merry men”. It’s a nice idea, carried mostly by that one picture.
Behind the costume, it’s a standard Broadway bingo site. There’s 90-ball, 75-ball and 52-ball bingo, Slingo, scratchcards and an arcade games section, with chat rooms where hosts run side games such as hangman, and apps for iPhone and Android. The bingo page says games start from 1p in one paragraph and from 50p in another, so it’s worth checking the room prices before you buy. The slots grid puts Big Bass Bonanza and Big Bass Splash first, then Gold Blitz, 9 Masks of Fire, Temple of Iris, Bigger Bass Bonanza, Shaman’s Dream, Buffalo King Megaways and Fire and Roses Joker, while the slots page names Microgaming and Eyecon among its providers.
The rest of the site hasn’t had much in the way of updates lately. Near the top of the blog is a piece wishing the Queen a happy 95th birthday, which dates that run of posts to spring 2021, and the “Read More” link on the newest post, a Eurovision playlist, opens a “Page not found” error. Much of the homepage and blog copy is also set in dark text on a dark green background, which makes it hard to read.
Ownership: one of Broadway’s 86 brands
UKGC Licensed, Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (58267), click to verify
Robin Hood Bingo’s footer names Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, a company incorporated in Ireland, as its operator, under a “Copyright 2010 – 2026, the Broadway Gaming Group” line. The licence came to Broadway with the bingo business it bought from the 888 Group in 2022.
The register lists 154 brands and URLs. Sixty-six are inactive, and two active rows repeat the same site, leaving 86 live sites: 72 of Broadway’s own and 14 run as white labels for partner companies. Bingo sites make up most of the list, from Moon Bingo and Wink Bingo to Duck Duck Bingo, Hippo Bingo, Lippy Bingo, and Two Fat Ladies, alongside slots brands such as Wink Slots, Electric Spins, and Rise Casino. The record shows no regulatory actions against the company.
Bonuses: £10 for £10 at 4x wagering
New players who deposit at least £10 with code WELCOME50 at Robin Hood Bingo get a 100% bingo bonus, up to £50. On a £10 deposit, that’s £10 of bonus, which needs to be wagered four times on bingo, so £40 of tickets, within five days. To get the full £50, you’d need to deposit £50. Four times is a low requirement by UK standards, but the bonus is also low compared with some of its sister sites: Bonnie Bingo turns the same £10 into a £30 bonus at 2x, and Bingo Ireland offers £20.
The shared terms add a few rules worth knowing. Bingo bonus money only comes into play once your cash balance is used up, withdrawing before the wagering is complete cancels the bonus and anything won with it, and if you don’t log in for five days in a row, any unused bonuses, free spins, loyalty points and shop coins are removed. There’s no separate promotions page to browse before you join.
Payments: two timetables, one cautious and one hopeful
You can deposit with Visa Debit, Mastercard Debit, PayPal or Apple Pay, all in your own name, and withdraw from £10, or the whole balance through support if it’s less. The terms set out a table for each method: two business days of processing, then four to seven business days in total for debit cards and Apple Pay, while PayPal takes four to five business days and a wire transfer takes seven to ten. Payments show on your statement as Broadway Gaming UK Ltd.
The help centre is more optimistic. It says the team tries to process withdrawals within one business day and that card and PayPal payments can land in as little as an hour after that. I’d plan around the terms and treat anything faster as a bonus. Your money is held at the Gambling Commission’s medium level of protection, and an account left unused for a year can be charged £5 a month once the casino has tried to return the balance and given at least 30 days’ warning.
Support and complaints
The contact page is titled “Get in touch by Chat, telephone, email or Facebook today!”, and the homepage mentions email, telephone and social media too. The page itself only offers 24/7 live chat, and I couldn’t find a support phone number anywhere on the site. The help centre covers deposits, withdrawals, verification and safer gambling. If a complaint isn’t resolved through chat, the terms send it to the Head of Customer Support at Manager@bingosupport.org, and unresolved disputes can then go to eCOGRA for an independent decision.
Robin Hood Bingo’s reputation
Robin Hood Bingo has claimed its Trustpilot profile since July 2015 and replies to reviews, and its 273 reviews average 4.4, with 68% at five stars and 17% at one. Only nine have been added in the past year, and Trustpilot notes the company hasn’t been inviting reviews recently. The positive reviews focus on people: players in 2026 thanked support agents by name for sorting problems, and older reviews praise friendly chat hosts, penny games, and small tournament prizes. The one-star reviews are about getting money out. A player in July 2025 says a £320 withdrawal was refused because it was going to a joint bank account, and another in December 2024 says a withdrawal took around a month.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- Only 4x wagering on the sign-up bonus.
- A withdrawal timetable for every payment method in the terms.
- Support staff who earn praise by name.
- A properly themed homepage and concept.
What I don’t
- A contact page promising a phone number it doesn’t give.
- A blog last updated in 2021, with a broken link at the top.
- Bonuses lost after five days without logging in.
- A smaller bonus for £10 than several sister sites offer.
My Robin Hood Bingo sister sites verdict: a legendary costume on an average site
Robin Hood Bingo is a safe, properly licensed place to play, and the people who answer the chat support system clearly do a good job. What it lacks is care. The outlaw theme stops at the front page, the pages behind it are left to gather dust, and the sign-up deal is one of the weaker ones on a licence with 86 sites to choose from. Nothing here is exactly bad, but there’s little reason to pick it over a sister site that’s had more in the way of updates and attention from its operator.
If you like the welcome bonus, Moon Bingo runs it on a livelier site. If you’d rather get more for a £10 deposit, Bonnie Bingo’s 300% at 2x or Bingo Ireland’s £20 are better value, and Red Bus Bingo matches Robin Hood Bingo’s bonus with half the wagering. Players who want to avoid bonus terms entirely might prefer Blighty Bingo’s free rooms.
Robin Hood Bingo sister sites FAQ
What are Robin Hood Bingo’s sister sites?
Every other site on licence 58267, 85 in all, among them Bonnie Bingo, Moon Bingo, Blighty Bingo, Red Bus Bingo, Bingo Ireland and Wink Bingo.
Who runs Robin Hood Bingo?
Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, an Irish company in the Broadway Gaming Group, under UK licence 58267.
What is the Robin Hood Bingo welcome bonus?
Use code WELCOME50 on a first deposit of £10 or more and it’s matched 100% as bingo bonus, up to £50, with 4x bingo wagering inside five days.
Does Robin Hood Bingo have a phone number?
No. Although its contact page title mentions telephone, support is by 24/7 live chat.
Which sister site has the same offer?
Moon Bingo uses the same WELCOME50 code with the same 100% bonus, £50 cap, 4x wagering and five-day expiry.