Bingo Aliens sister sites
Bingo Aliens is a bingo and slots site operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited under UK Gambling Commission licence 39175. It’s one of well over a hundred white-label sites Jumpman runs on the same licence, none registered as its own separate UKGC trading name, all confirmed instead by domain. This review covers its welcome offer, bingo game variety and what limited independent feedback exists.
Bingo Aliens Information
| Name | Bingo Aliens |
| URL | bingoaliens.com |
| #No. of Sister Sites | Well over 100 white-label sites confirmed on the same licence, including Balmy Bingo; none are registered as separate trading names |
| Owner/Operator | Jumpman Gaming Limited: La Corvee House, La Corvee, Alderney, Channel Islands, GY9 3TQ |
| UKGC Licence page | UKGC account 39175 (remote licence active) |
| Regulatory actions | None logged against this account |
| Other licence | Alderney Gambling Control Commission, for customers outside Great Britain |
| Trustpilot score | 2.9 out of 5 from just 2 reviews at time of writing – too small a sample to draw firm conclusions from |
| Support | FAQs and a “Get In Touch” contact page; licence details confirmed directly in the site footer |
Bingo Aliens at a glance: 5/10
- Active UK Gambling Commission licence via Jumpman Gaming Limited, with no regulatory actions logged
- Genuinely varied bingo library: 75-ball, 90-ball and video bingo variants, plus daily free bingo between 12pm and 2pm
- Distinctive extra promos, including a weekly All or Nothing game (£50 prize pool for 5p a ticket) and a monthly £250 Balance Booster jackpot on the 15th
- Welcome offer wagering requirement is 10x, inside the UK’s cap
- Only 2 Trustpilot reviews exist at the time of writing, too small a sample to say anything reliable about player experience
- Maximum bonus conversion is capped at your lifetime deposits, up to just £250
- One of well over 100 similarly-built white-label sites on the same licence, sharing the identical welcome offer with several others
Verdict: a properly UK-licensed bingo site with a genuinely broader-than-average game selection for a white-label skin and some distinctive promos, but almost no independent review record to lean on.
Bingo Aliens sister sites
Balmy Bingo is a confirmed sister site on the same Jumpman Gaming Limited licence, already reviewed in full on this site, sharing the identical welcome offer structure (500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites, 10x wagering, £250 conversion cap). The wider licence lists zero registered trading names but 234 domain names, split between a small number of directly Active domains and well over 100 marked “White Label” – the status the register uses for currently-operating skins run on Jumpman’s platform, of which Bingo Aliens is one.
Balmy Bingo Bingo Aliens runs the same underlying game catalogue with a UFO-and-abduction theme instead of Balmy Bingo’s beach setting, right down to matching promo mechanics.
Charity Bingo is another skin on the same licence, running the identical 500-spin Piggy Payout offer despite the very different branding.
Bingo Aliens operator, Jumpman Gaming Limited
Bingo Aliens operates under UK Gambling Commission account 39175, licensed to Jumpman Gaming Limited of Alderney, with a clean regulatory record. Jumpman doesn’t register separate trading names for its skins; the account is built entirely around domain registrations, one shared platform and licence powering its extensive line-up of bingo and slots brands.
Bingo Aliens review
Welcome offer
Fund your account with £10 or more and the live homepage offers up to 500 free spins on Fluffy Favourites. As with sister site Balmy Bingo, the terms match exactly: 10x wagering within the UK cap, and bonus winnings convertible to real funds only up to your lifetime deposit total, capped at £250.
Bingo games and promotions
Bingo Aliens’ own site describes its game variety in more detail than most sites in this white-label family: 75-ball bingo (a single-winner format played on a 5×5 grid), 90-ball bingo (a 3×9 grid where prizes step up from one line to a full house), and video bingo, a hybrid format where you pick a number of auto-daubed cards without waiting for a room to open. On top of the regular rooms, the site runs a weekly All or Nothing game every Saturday (£50 prize pool, 5p per ticket), a monthly Balance Booster jackpot worth £250 on the 15th of each month, and free bingo sessions daily between 12pm and 2pm.
Licensing and customer support
Bingo Aliens is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account 39175, held by Jumpman Gaming Limited, with the account number confirmed directly in the site’s own footer. Support runs through an FAQ page and a “Get In Touch” contact form, with responsible gambling resources pointing to both GambleAware and Jumpman’s own jumpmancares.co.uk.
Player sentiment
Bingo Aliens has an unclaimed Trustpilot profile with just 2 reviews at the time of writing, averaging 2.9 out of 5. That’s far too small a sample to draw any reliable conclusion from either way, so we’re not treating it as representative of the wider player experience.
Verdict
5 out of 10. Bingo Aliens is a properly UK-licensed bingo site that, unlike some of its white-label siblings, makes a genuine effort to explain its game variety and runs a few distinctive extra promotions (All or Nothing, Balance Booster, daily free bingo). The catch is the same one shared across this whole Jumpman family: an identical, fairly modest welcome offer and almost no independent review record to check it against.
All Bingo Aliens sister sites
Bingo Aliens shares its Jumpman Gaming Limited UK Gambling Commission licence with 131 other trading names. Below is a randomly selected cross-section of 20 of those already reviewed on this site.
Bingo Aliens FAQ
Who owns Bingo Aliens?
Bingo Aliens is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited, based in Alderney, under UK Gambling Commission licence 39175.
Does Bingo Aliens have any sister sites?
Yes, including Balmy Bingo, already reviewed in full on this site. Both share the same licence and welcome offer structure, alongside well over 100 other white-label sites, though none are separately registered trading names.
Is Bingo Aliens UK licensed and safe to use?
Yes, the licence is active and confirmed in the site’s footer, with a clean regulatory record for the operator.
What’s the wagering requirement on the Bingo Aliens welcome offer?
10x wagering applies, staying inside the UK cap, on the 500 free spins triggered by a £10+ deposit. Conversion to real funds is limited to your lifetime deposits, capped at £250.
Does Bingo Aliens have Trustpilot reviews?
Only 2 at the time of writing, averaging 2.9 out of 5 – too small a sample to be meaningful.
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