Shampoo Bingo Sister Sites 2026

Shampoo Bingo closed in December 2019, but its closest live former sister sites are Ted Bingo, Moon Bingo, Two Fat Ladies and Vegas Spins. They appeared on Shampoo Bingo’s own network list and now operate under Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited on UKGC account 58267. Shampoo Bingo itself was operated by 888 UK Limited on account 39028, making 888 Casino, 777 Casino, 888sport and 888 Poker genuine operator siblings but poor like-for-like bingo replacements.

Shampoo Bingo Closure and Sister-Site Summary

Review updated – 31 August 2026

Shampoo Bingo Alternatives Compared

Which should you choose? Ted Bingo is the most defensible successor because Shampoo Bingo’s own closure page pointed players towards it. Moon Bingo is the better option for a familiar bingo-led product, while Vegas Spins suits players who mainly used Shampoo’s slots. Choose 888 Casino only for the historic operator connection; it is not a substitute for a bingo room.

Shampoo Bingo has closed, but it was owned by 888 UK Limited, and there are several genuinely live sister sites still trading under the same UK Gambling Commission licence today. Many older lists for this page named dozens of brands, including Kozmo Bingo, Bright Bingo, Bingo Besties, Toals, Moon Games, Bingo Loft, Nutty Bingo, Hyper Casino, Greenplay, Dove Slots and Glossy Bingo, but these belong to entirely different operators (mostly Broadway Gaming and L&L Europe) or have closed. Below we keep the confirmed 888 UK Limited family, and above it the twelve-brand list Shampoo Bingo published itself, which is the more useful starting point for anyone who actually played there.

The distinction matters because 888 no longer runs consumer bingo at all. It sold the entire division, so the brands that shared a lobby with Shampoo Bingo are alive but are no longer 888 brands, while the four big 888 names that stayed put never had anything to do with bingo rooms. Both groups are set out below, clearly separated, with the licence each one actually holds.

Verified Shampoo Bingo Sister Sites Still Open in 2026

This list is not guesswork. Shampoo Bingo ran its own sister-sites page, and the archived copy from 21 October 2019 shows twelve logos on it: Two Fat Ladies, Vegas Spins, Robin Hood Bingo, Moon Games, Wicked Jackpots, Polo Bingo, Gossip Bingo, Moon Bingo, Tip Top Bingo, Sugar Bingo, Ted Bingo and Silk Bingo. The current domain records and live footers separate the surviving brands from the one closure.

Eleven are still live, and every live one now carries the same footer statement naming Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited as the operator on Gambling Commission account 58267. Only Silk Bingo has gone, and even that redirects to Ted Bingo rather than sitting dead. The seven we cover in depth are below; Robin Hood Bingo, Gossip Bingo, Tip Top Bingo and Sugar Bingo are also still trading on the same licence but do not have a page here yet.

Ted Bingo

Ted Bingo is the brand Shampoo Bingo pointed its own players towards on the day it shut, so if you want the closest thing to a successor this is it. The closing notice carried two farewell offers, and Ted Bingo was one of the two names behind them.

It is still open in 2026 and its footer names Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited on UKGC account 58267. Its current bingo offer carries four times bonus wagering, comfortably inside the ten times ceiling that applies to UK-facing promotions.

Two Fat Ladies

Two Fat Ladies is the veteran of the group and the only survivor trading from a .co.uk address, with twofatladies.com redirecting into it. Shampoo Bingo carried its logo on the sister-sites page right through to the end.

The site runs the bingo, slots and slingo mix the whole network shares, and its footer states Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, account 58267. Its bingo bonus carried four times wagering when we looked.

Moon Bingo

Moon Bingo gives its name to the largest cluster inside the network, with Polo Bingo, Vegas Spins, Wicked Jackpots and Ted Bingo all built on the same skin family. That makes it the natural first stop for anyone who liked the way Shampoo Bingo laid its rooms out.

It has iOS and Android apps, which Shampoo Bingo never did, and the footer confirms Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited on account 58267. Bingo bonus wagering was four times the bonus in the current published offer.

Moon Games

Moon Games is the slots-first member of the family rather than a bingo room, so it suits players who spent more of their Shampoo Bingo balance on the side games than on tickets. Free spins are the usual welcome mechanic here instead of bingo tickets.

The licence position matches the rest of the group, with Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited named on account 58267. Its bonus wagering runs at ten times, the maximum a UK-facing offer is allowed to carry.

Polo Bingo

Polo Bingo appeared on the Shampoo Bingo sister list and is still open, running the same Moon-family software with a heavier bingo weighting than Moon Games. Its welcome offer is percentage based in the way Shampoo Bingo’s was.

Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited is named in the footer on account 58267, and its current bingo offer carries four times bonus wagering.

Vegas Spins

Vegas Spins is the casino-leaning option on the old sister list, built around slots and jackpot titles rather than ticket rooms. It kept both vegasspins.com and a .co.uk address on the operator licence.

The site is live, the footer names Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited on account 58267, and the games bonus we saw carried ten times wagering, the ceiling for UK promotions.

Wicked Jackpots

Wicked Jackpots rounds out the brands from Shampoo Bingo’s own list that have a page here. It leans into progressive jackpot slots, which echoes the coverall and progressive jackpot rooms Shampoo Bingo advertised on its games page.

It remains open under Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited on account 58267, with free spin bonuses carrying ten times wagering in the current published offer.

Genuine 888 UK Limited Sister Sites

These four never left. They sit on the same Gambling Commission account that once covered Shampoo Bingo, account 39028, which the register still shows as active for remote bingo, casino and betting. None of them is a bingo site in the sense Shampoo Bingo was, so treat them as the operator connection rather than a like-for-like swap.

777 Casino

777 Casino is one of the longest-running names in the 888 UK Limited stable, built around a huge Dragonfish and 888-developed slots library plus a solid live casino floor. Where Shampoo Bingo leaned hard into bingo rooms, 777 Casino is a slots-and-tables destination through and through, and it is still very much open for new sign-ups.

888 Casino

888 Casino is the operator’s flagship brand and by far the biggest name to come out of the same licence that once covered Shampoo Bingo. Expect a considerably larger game library, its own proprietary software alongside third-party studios, and the sort of polish that comes from being 888’s primary shop window for over two decades.

888sport

888sport is the sportsbook arm of the same operator, for anyone who found their way to this page looking for a Shampoo Bingo alternative but actually fancies a flutter on football or racing instead of bingo balls and slots. It is a separate product; do not assume an old Shampoo Bingo login or balance will transfer.

888 Poker

888 Poker rounds out the four genuinely live sister sites, offering ring games, tournaments and the odd celebrity-branded series under the same UKGC licence. It is a different animal entirely from Shampoo Bingo’s casual bingo-and-slots format, but the historical operator connection remains, but it is a separate poker product and account.

Worth knowing if you are weighing the two groups up: 888 Ladies, 888 Bingo and Sing Bingo still carry 888 branding but are not 888 brands any more. All three name Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited and account 58267 in their footers, which shows how little the name over the door tells you about who holds the licence.

Shampoo Bingo Review – July 2026

Archived capture of the Shampoo Bingo homepage from 18 November 2019, the last working version of the site on record. A live screenshot is impossible because the domain no longer resolves.

Shampoo Bingo Has Closed

Shampoo Bingo launched in 2010 on the industry-standard Dragonfish platform and was operated for its entire lifetime by 888 UK Limited (Cassava Enterprises), the same company behind 888 Casino, 888 Poker and 888sport. As of mid-2026, the shampoobingo.com domain no longer resolves and multiple independent bingo review sites now list Shampoo Bingo as closed, confirming that it is closed rather than a live, joinable site.

The surviving archive provides hard dates. The shampoobingo.com domain was registered on 1 July 2010, the first archived capture of the site appears that November, and the footer copyright line read 2010 to 2019, which turned out to be exactly the span it ran for. The registry record shows the domain is still paid up until July 2027, but it currently has no address records, which is why it fails to load rather than showing a parking page.

When and How It Shut Down

The closing date can be pinned down more tightly than for most retired brands. A capture from 18 November 2019 shows the site working normally, with the login box, the promotions banner and the previous day’s winner totals all in place. Three weeks later, on 11 December 2019, the same address served a plain page reading that Shampoo Bingo is now closed, and no capture of the site exists after that.

That closing page did two useful things. It told anyone with a balance left to contact support and withdraw it, and it sent departing players to two named bingo sites, one of which was Ted Bingo. That is as close to an official statement of where the player base went as this brand ever produced.

What Shampoo Bingo Offered While It Was Open

While it was trading, Shampoo Bingo offered a 150% welcome bonus of up to £100 on a minimum £10 first deposit, with a smaller 50% match on subsequent deposits. Players had access to 90-ball, 75-ball and High 5 bingo formats, alongside a modest spread of Dragonfish slots, scratch cards and casino games. Its games page also advertised coverall and progressive jackpot rooms, with a one million pound coverall jackpot used as the site strapline.

It was not bingo only, whatever some surviving write-ups say. The homepage hot games panel promoted European Roulette next to slots such as Shaman’s Dream and an X Factor branded title. There was also a loyalty scheme themed around a salon, in which play earned beauty coins that could be traded for prizes, and a raffle running alongside the daily winner totals.

Bonus Terms, and Why They No Longer Apply

The final live homepage set out the offer precisely: new depositors only, minimum £10 deposit, maximum bingo bonus £100, and wagering of four times deposit plus bonus funds before the bonus and its winnings could be withdrawn. The deposit balance itself stayed withdrawable at any time. Reviews from the period add a 50% match on later deposits and a £10 refer-a-friend bonus.

None of that is claimable now, and it is worth saying why the numbers still look sane. Four times wagering would remain legal under the rules that took effect in January 2026, which cap UK-facing bonus wagering at ten times. Any site still advertising a Shampoo Bingo bonus in 2026 is simply republishing a dead 2019 promotion.

Banking and Support Record

Reviews from its trading years record Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Neteller, Paysafecard and Ukash as the accepted deposit methods, a normal Dragonfish line-up for the period. Support ran a live chat room, an email address quoted at up to 48 hours for a reply, and a UK phone line open from 9am until 1am. The public regulatory record does not show an enforcement action against the brand.

What Reviewers Actually Said About It

The criticism was about sameness rather than misconduct. Reviewers liked the styling, calling the pink and blue salon theme one of the better looking homepages on the network, but noted repeatedly that the site ran almost no promotions of its own and simply inherited whatever the wider network was offering that month.

The other recurring complaint was that nothing set it apart. The game selection was the standard shared Dragonfish set with no exclusives, and at least one reviewer pointed out that its social accounts had been left untouched since 2015 while the site was still taking deposits. For a brand that closed quietly, that is a fair summary of why.

Why It Closed

No official closure announcement or date has been published by 888 UK Limited, which is typical when a smaller Dragonfish white-label brand is retired quietly rather than promoted as a shutdown. It fits a wider pattern: 888 UK Limited has quietly wound down several of its own historic Dragonfish-powered bingo skins over the past few years as the operator has consolidated its UK offering around its core 888-branded products. The only notice players ever got was the one posted on the site itself.

The wider ending came two years later. In December 2021, 888 agreed to sell its entire consumer bingo business and the Dragonfish B2B platform to Broadway Gaming in a deal reported at 50 million dollars, and the sale completed in July 2022. Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited’s own Gambling Commission licences date from February 2022, which lines up with that handover. Shampoo Bingo had been gone for two years by then, so it never made the move, and anyone telling you it sits on account 58267 has the timeline wrong.

Licensing and Player Protection

The archived licensing page set the structure out clearly. UK play was operated by 888 UK Limited under the Great Britain Gambling Commission, play from outside the UK ran through Virtual Global Digital Services Limited on Gibraltar licence number 022, and the brand name itself was owned by a separate marketing company, Daub Alderney Limited, registered at Inchalla, Le Val, Alderney under company number 1726.

That split is normal for a white label and it matters if you are chasing an old balance, because the licensed operator rather than the brand owner is responsible for player funds. The footer also carried GamCare, GAMSTOP and eCOGRA marks. Account 39028 is still active today, so there is a live regulated entity to approach.

What to Do If You Still Have a Shampoo Bingo Account

If you still hold funds in a Shampoo Bingo account, your safest route is to contact 888 UK Limited’s customer support through one of its live brands, such as 888 Casino, since Shampoo Bingo ran on the same back-end and account system. The UK Gambling Commission (licence 39028) remains the correct regulator to escalate to if you cannot get a satisfactory response.

Closed Brands From the Same Network

One name from Shampoo Bingo’s own list has since gone the same way. It remains relevant because players searching for it need a straight closure answer instead of a dead link.

Silk Bingo (closed)

Silk Bingo is closed. Silk Bingo sat on the Shampoo Bingo sister-sites page in 2019 and was recorded on the same 888 UK Limited licence, but silkbingo.com now redirects straight to Ted Bingo rather than serving a site of its own. The redirect is at least an honest one, since Ted Bingo is a genuine former partner brand rather than an unrelated advertiser.

Shampoo Bingo FAQs

Is Shampoo Bingo still open?

No. The shampoobingo.com domain no longer resolves, and independent bingo review sites now list it as closed. There has been no official closure statement from 888 UK Limited, which is typical for a smaller Dragonfish-powered brand being quietly retired, although the site itself did post a closing notice before it went dark.

Who owned Shampoo Bingo?

Shampoo Bingo was owned and operated by 888 UK Limited (via Cassava Enterprises) under UKGC licence 39028, the same licence that covers 777 Casino, 888 Casino, 888sport and 888 Poker today. Its own licensing page also named a separate marketing company, Daub Alderney Limited of Alderney, as the registered owner of the brand name.

What are the genuine Shampoo Bingo sister sites?

777 Casino, 888 Casino, 888sport and 888 Poker are the confirmed live 888 UK Limited brands still trading. The brand also published its own list of twelve partner sites, and eleven of those are still open in 2026, including Ted Bingo, Two Fat Ladies, Moon Bingo, Moon Games, Polo Bingo, Vegas Spins and Wicked Jackpots, all now run by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited.

What bonus did Shampoo Bingo offer?

While it was trading, new players could claim a 150% welcome bonus up to £100 on a minimum £10 first deposit, with a 50% match on future deposits. Its final live homepage set wagering at four times deposit plus bonus funds. Those terms died with the site in 2019 and cannot be claimed anywhere today.

When did Shampoo Bingo close?

Between 18 November and 11 December 2019. The web archive holds a normally working homepage captured on 18 November 2019 and a full closing notice captured on 11 December 2019, and there is no archived capture of the site at all after that date.

Which licence did Shampoo Bingo sit on when it closed?

It closed on 888 UK Limited account 39028. It never moved to Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited account 58267, because that licence only came into force in February 2022, more than two years after Shampoo Bingo had stopped trading.

Can I still withdraw money from a Shampoo Bingo account?

There is no live cashier to log into, so the route is to contact 888 UK Limited through one of its trading brands and ask them to trace the account. If that gets you nowhere, the Gambling Commission is the body to escalate to, since 39028 was the licence the money was held under.

Is shampoobingo.com safe to visit?

The domain is still registered and is paid up until July 2027, but it currently carries no address records at all, so it simply fails to load. Treat any page that later appears there as unrelated to the original bingo site unless you can see a UKGC licence statement in its footer.