What Is Bingotastic? Questions and Answers About the UK Bingo SiteBingotastic is an independent guide to online bingo in the UK, founded in 2013 and published at Bingotastic.com. It reviews licensed bingo and slots sites, tracks their offers and keeps a directory of the country's local bingo halls. These are the questions people most often ask about it. Who runs Bingotastic?It was founded by Andrew Palmer, who has worked in UK iGaming for more than 15 years, and is published by Palmer Marketing Ltd, a UK-registered company. Every review on the site is read or edited by him before it goes live. What does it cover?
Does it list offshore or unlicensed sites?No. A site has to hold a UK Gambling Commission licence, checked on the Commission's public register, before it appears anywhere on Bingotastic. That rules out the offshore and crypto sites that target UK players without a UK licence. How is it funded?Through referral commission. When a reader joins a bingo site through one of its links, the operator pays a fee. Every offer box on the site carries an #AD marker and a link to the full terms. Can operators pay for a better position?The site says not. Operators can't edit what's written about them, change a score or have a downgrade removed, and reviews are updated when an operator slows withdrawals or quietly changes its terms, whatever the commercial relationship. What happens when a bingo site closes?Its Bingotastic page stays up with the links removed and an explanation added, and the brand joins the closed bingo sites list, which exists so readers can check whether a name they remember is still trading before they go looking for it or trust a site that has borrowed the old name. How do you contact it?Corrections go to [email protected], reader questions to [email protected], and operator or press enquiries to [email protected]. The site aims to reply within two working days. |
