Bonnie Bingo

P J Aitken
Last update: 08/04/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

Bonnie Bingo is part of the ever-growing Grand Battery Holdings (Formerly 888 Holdings), a brand that already owns dozens of gambling domains and seems to be adding more to its portfolio every single month. As the name suggests, Bonnie Bingo is a bingo-centric website that also ventures into the world of slots and other table games, albeit not as much as 888 Casino, the brand’s flagship gambling destination.

Bonnie Bingo is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and the Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association.

Welcome Offer

Sign up to Bonnie Bingo as a new player and you’ll be given 300% Bingo Bonus up to £30 & 50 Free Spins using the promo code WELCOME50.

There is a minimum £10 deposit. All Bingo Bonus credits must be wagered 4x before withdrawal and any Free Spin winnings are subject to a 35x wagering requirement. Free spins are valid for 7 days, and Free Spin Winnings are capped at £5.

Slots and Bingo Rooms

Bonnie Bingo has a very simple design. For a site named after the slang word for “attractive”, you’d expect it to be more, well, good-looking. As it happens, it’s pretty bland and generic.

It’s also heavily mobile-optimised, which is great for mobile players and annoying for desktop players like me. You can still play it on desktop, but I would advise against it. The site isn’t busy enough, menus are hidden, and it just doesn’t suit desktop players.

Bonnie Bingo works with a few major iGaming developers, hosting classic 3D slots, bonus slots, and video slots such as Starburst, Rainbow Riches, and Stampede. Unlike other bingo sites, which tend to rely too much on classic slots and popular slots, Bonnie Bingo also hosts a variety of new games and is constantly expanding its selection.

As for the bingo games, there are free rooms where you can learn the basics, and jackpot games where you can win big. You’ll also find bingo rooms with themes based on the 1990s, basketball, late-night TV shows, and more.

It’s good to see a site that doesn’t just stick with what’s safe and boring, though once you get to the heart of these games, they’re all the same formats that you know and love.

Depositing and Withdrawing

To quote the Bonnie Bingo Terms and Conditions, “withdrawal to a PayPal account will take between 4-5 business days.”

If you have ever used PayPal to transfer money to a friend or even to your bank account, you’ll know that the process is instant. That should also be the case when you withdraw from an online casino.

I recently made a withdrawal using PayPal and I received the “You Have Money” PayPal email before I had even closed the Cashier.

So, why is Bonnie Bingo taking 4 to 5 days?

I have no idea. What I do know is that most of that time is the “pending period”, which is basically the length of time that a casino sits on your cash, twiddles its thumbs, and then waits to press the big red button.

Some sites have it, others don’t; the former realise it’s not necessary, the latter insist that it is. Prior to the new rules surrounding the reversal of withdrawals (they were banned), the cynic in me would have said that casinos were simply holding onto the money in the hope that the player would reverse the withdrawal.

In any case, it’s annoying and unnecessary.

On the plus side, Bonnie Bingo accepts a few different payment options and these include PayPal, MasterCard, Visa, and Pay by Phone.

Bonnie Bingo Review Summary

I haven’t always had the best experiences with 888 Holdings now (Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited). I used to hate their poker site and sportsbook and I am not the biggest fan of some of their newer domains. In my opinion, they tend to half-ass things, and that really shows when you compare some of these newer sites to the might of 888 Casino.

So, where does Bonnie Bingo fit into all of that? Well, it’s not as bad as those generic and disappointing sites, but it’s also nowhere near as big or as mighty as 888 Casino.

There’s a lot to like here, and while I wouldn’t put Bonnie Bingo in the same category as Wink Bingo and Foxy Bingo, it’s still worth joining. Whether it has any longevity remains to be seen.