Beatle Bingo sister sites
Among the sister sites of Beatle Bingo are 888 Casino, 777 Casino, 888sport and 138 Casino. Beatle Bingo is operated by 888 UK Limited on licence number 39028, with 89 sister sites in total.
Top Beatle Bingo sister sites to try
Important notice re: Beatle Bingo
Beatle Bingo, which was once a popular bingo and casino site, was closed shortly after its acquisition by Grand Battery Holdings Limited in 2022. Attempting to access the casino’s URL results in a redirect to Wink Bingo, which is one of the Beatle Bingo sister sites. The information about the other Beatle Bingo sister sites listed above is correct, but Beatle Bingo itself is permanently closed.
As Beatle Bingo is closed, nothing below this line is updated or maintained.
Beatle Bingo Information
| Name | Beatle Bingo |
| URL | beatlebingo.com |
| #No. of Sister Sites | 89 |
| Best Sister Sites | 888 Casino, 777 Casino, 888sport, 138 Casino and 888 Games |
| Owner/Operator | Grand Battery Holdings Limited (brand acquired from 888 UK Limited via Broadway Gaming, transferred February 2022) |
| Sister sites status | 16 Active, 0 White Labels and 73 Inactive sister sites. 89 total sister casinos. |
| UKGC Licence page | UKGC Licence: 58267 (Grand Battery Holdings, remote licence active) |
Beatle Bingo operator – Grand Battery Holdings Limited
Beatle Bingo sat inside the estate that Broadway Gaming acquired from 888 in 2021 and transferred to Grand Battery Holdings Limited in February 2022. Grand Battery holds Gambling Commission account 58267 and was set up specifically to hold those acquired brands under a clean licence of its own.
Industry commentators rated the purchase highly at the time, largely because the reported price looked modest against the number of active accounts that came with it. What followed was a consolidation exercise: the operator concentrated players into a smaller set of recognisable rooms and closed the duplicates. Beatle Bingo was one of the duplicates.
Beatle Bingo review
Beatle Bingo has closed. The domain now forwards to Wink Bingo and no longer appears on the Gambling Commission’s domain list for the operator, so there is nothing live to review and the screenshot above is a historical one.
The insect theme, complete with beetle mascot, was applied over the same Broadway bingo engine that powered a dozen of its stablemates. That meant a decent spread of ninety ball and seventy five ball rooms, a slots section that was adequate rather than deep, and pre buy options for players who did not want to sit at the screen. None of it was bad, and none of it was distinctive enough to justify keeping a separate brand alive once the operator started consolidating. Wink Bingo is where those players ended up and it runs the same rooms.