Bingo Houne Sister Sites 2026
Bingo Houne is a misspelling that has followed this brand around the web for years. The site people are looking for is Bingohuone, the Finnish bingo room that used to sit on bingohuone.com and now opens inside Casinohuone at casinohuone.com/bingo. That redirect is the single most important fact on this page, because it changes the answer to every other question about the brand.
Bingohuone shares one Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/B2C/1031/2023, with Casinohuone, Kolikkopelit, Maria Casino, Bingo.com, Otto Kasino, Unibet and the international 32Red site. All of them now sit under FDJ United, the group that bought Kindred in 2024. None of that licence covers Great Britain, so a UK reader is better served by the group’s UK-regulated brands than by the Finnish room itself.
Written by Mark FPage edited - 28 July 2026
Last updated 28th July 2026. Brand identified as Bingohuone, operator and licence re-verified against the Malta Gaming Authority register, room list and jackpot figures captured from the live lobby, and the group brand list rebuilt from the regulator’s own website record.
An earlier version of this page concluded that the brand was dead. That was wrong, and the reason is a two-letter transposition. Searching for bingohoune.com returns nothing because that domain has never existed. Searching for bingohuone.com returns a live site: the address answers on the same server block as Casinohuone and redirects straight to casinohuone.com/bingo. The room is trading normally, it just no longer has a front door of its own.
Huone is the Finnish word for room, which is why the group’s Finnish products are named the way they are. Casinohuone is the casino room, Pokerihuone the poker room and Bingohuone the bingo room. All three share one login, one wallet and one cashier. Treating Bingohuone as a separate casino, as most listings still do, is the mistake that produced the wrong answer here in the first place.
The Bingohuone lobby at casinohuone.com/bingo, captured 28 July 2026. Every room tile is credited to Relax Gaming, and the progressive totals shown are live figures.
Bingo Houne Quick Verdict
Bingohuone, the bingo room inside Casinohuone. The old bingohuone.com address redirects there; bingohoune.com does not resolve.
Rol Malta Ltd per the site’s own footer and terms, listed as Kserol P.L.C. on the Malta Gaming Authority register for the same licence.
MGA/B2C/1031/2023, issued 26 January 2024 and running to 25 January 2034. No UK Gambling Commission licence.
Not a UK site. Finnish language, euro balances, no GamStop cover and no British complaints route.
Finnish-speaking bingo players who want cheap 75-ball and 90-ball rooms with genuinely large progressive pots.
Ticket packs are bought in advance and cannot be cancelled once confirmed, and the best room only opens for two hours a night.
How We Traced Bingo Houne To Bingohuone
The clue was already on this page. The logo that has sat at the top of it for years is a green diamond wordmark that reads CASINOHUONE, and the file it was uploaded under was named for a brand nobody could find. Following the correct spelling produced a working site within seconds.
From there the checks were straightforward. Both bingohuone.com and casinohuone.com resolve to the same IP address, 85.184.96.0, which also answers for kolikkopelit.com, mariacasino.com, bingo.com and 32red.com. All of those front ends load their assets from the same platform path, and the terms page served at casinohuone.com even carries a page title belonging to Bingo.com, which is the sort of shared-template slip that only happens inside one company.
The decisive source was the regulator rather than any of that. The Malta Gaming Authority publishes a seal-of-authorisation record for every licence, and the record for MGA/B2C/1031/2023 lists the exact websites the licence covers. Casinohuone is on it. So are the other brands set out below. That listing, not a third-party database, is what this page’s brand list is built on.
What This Page Said Before, And Why
Until this update the page carried a closed-brand verdict. We are leaving that reasoning on display rather than quietly deleting it, because every factual clause in it is still true of the spelling we were working from, and because the promise it ended on is the promise this rewrite keeps.
We are unable to confirm Bingo Houne as a live, operating casino at the time of this review. The domain bingohoune.com does not resolve, there is no snapshot of the site in the Wayback Machine, and it does not appear in the UK Gambling Commission’s register of licensed businesses or domain names, whether as an active or a lapsed entry. A broader web search for the brand name returns nothing beyond old aggregator listings, none of which cite a working link or a named operator.
Because we cannot reach the site itself, we cannot check its current game selection, banking options, promotions or terms, and we will not repeat the old bonus figures and provider names that were previously published here, since we have no way of confirming they were ever accurate or that they still apply. If Bingo Houne resurfaces under a working domain, or if we can verify a current operator and licence for it, we will update this page with properly researched details and, where genuine, a list of real sister sites.
The failure was not in the checking, it was in the assumption. We tested the string we had been given instead of asking what it was a corruption of, and a domain that returns nothing is very easy to read as a domain that died. The old page also removed an unverified brand list, which was the right call at the time, and the list below replaces it with one drawn from the regulator’s own record rather than from an aggregator.
Bingo Houne Sister Sites: The Verified Same-Licence Brands
The seven brands below are named on the Malta Gaming Authority’s website record for the licence Bingohuone trades under. They are not a guess at a corporate family, they are the addresses the regulator itself attaches to one licence number.
Casinohuone
The parent site that Bingohuone now opens inside. Same account, same wallet, same Finnish-language cashier, with the bingo tab sitting alongside slots, live tables and poker.
Kolikkopelit
The other Finnish brand on the same licence, and the closest match of the lot. It carries its own Bingohuone tab running the same Relax Gaming rooms behind a different skin.
Maria Casino
Named on the same licence in both its international and Finnish forms. Bingo has always been part of the Maria offer, so the room styles and chat culture will feel familiar.
Bingo.com
The group’s dedicated bingo brand and the one UK readers are most likely to recognise, because it also runs a separate British arm under a Gambling Commission licence.
Unibet
Listed on the same Maltese licence through unibet.mt and its Finnish front end. Its poker schedule is the one Casinohuone promotes, which is why Unibet Open events appear on the Finnish site.
32Red
The international 32Red site is on this licence too. Its British counterpart runs separately under Platinum Gaming Limited, which is the version UK players actually reach.
Otto Kasino sits on the same licence but has no bingo product of its own, so it appears in the table rather than the cards above.
| Brand | Address on the licence record | Bingo on site | Checked live |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casinohuone | casinohuone.com | Yes, this is where Bingohuone now sits | 28 July 2026 |
| Kolikkopelit | kolikkopelit.com | Yes, its own Bingohuone tab | 28 July 2026 |
| Maria Casino | mariacasino.com and fi.mariacasino.com | Yes | 28 July 2026 |
| Bingo.com | bingo.com and fi.bingo.com | Yes, it is the whole brand | 28 July 2026 |
| Otto Kasino | ottokasino.com | Casino-led | 28 July 2026 |
| Unibet | unibet.mt and fi.unibet.com | Yes | 28 July 2026 |
| 32Red | int.32red.com | Yes on the international site | 28 July 2026 |
Every one of those addresses returned a working site when we checked them, which is worth saying plainly given how often lists like this carry names that stopped trading years ago. If you want the British side of the same group, our 32 Red Group guide covers the three brands that hold a Gambling Commission licence, and the Unibet page goes into the sportsbook and casino in more depth.
Brands That Look Related But Are Not On This Licence
Two brands sit close enough to cause confusion, and both deserve a note rather than a place in the list above. Storspelare, the Swedish high-roller brand, names Greven Limited as its operator. Otto Casino’s Swedish site names Gullviva Services Limited. Both companies are registered at the same Sliema address as the licence holder, so they belong to the same corporate group, but they trade on separate licences and are not covered by the record that names Bingohuone.
The naming overlap is worth watching too. Otto Kasino, spelled with a K, is the Finnish brand on this licence. Otto Casino, spelled with a C, is the Swedish one that is not. Those are two different sites with two different operators behind them, and plenty of listings run them together as though they were one.
A wider view of how these operator families are put together is set out on our casino networks index, which maps the parent companies behind the brands we cover.
Bingohuone Review – July 2026
What follows was checked against the live lobby on 28 July 2026 rather than reconstructed from old listings. The bingo section of Casinohuone carried eight rooms on the day we looked, every one of them credited on the tile to Relax Gaming, which matches the supplier the Malta Gaming Authority has approved on this licence for peer-to-peer bingo.
The rooms and what they cost
Kultabingo is the flagship. It runs 75-ball games on a 25-number ticket, and rather than selling tickets one at a time it sells a set of three covering every number from 1 to 75 for a single 1.00 euro price. Prizes ladder up from one line to a full card, with the first line payable horizontally, vertically or diagonally and later prizes counting horizontal rows only. Namubingo uses the same 75-ball format at 0.20 euros a ticket, bought singly, with prize splits deliberately shuffled into a different order.
Pöytäbingo and Pikabingo run the 90-ball game that British players will recognise, with fifteen numbers spread over three rows and prizes for one line, two lines and the full card. The difference between them is pace: Pikabingo draws numbers at double speed and charges 0.05 euros a ticket against Pöytäbingo’s 0.10 euros. Mestaribingo, at 0.50 euros, sat alongside them on the day of our capture carrying an escalator jackpot.
Two rooms are worth singling out. Onnibingo is the cheapest bingo we have seen on a licensed European site: lines cost 0.03 euros and sell in packs of six, so a 0.18 euro outlay buys coverage of all ninety numbers, and the room pays special 30 and 50 euro pots on ball 53. Opettelubingo is a practice room that appears for one week after registration, with some games free and the rest priced at almost nothing, which is a more useful onboarding tool than most welcome bonuses.
Jackpots and how they actually pay
Every ticket sold pushes a slice of its price into a progressive pot, and the site publishes the payout tables rather than hiding them. The share you win depends on how few numbers were drawn before you completed the card. In the 75-ball format a full card on the 42nd number pays 75 per cent of the progressive, dropping to 40 per cent on the 43rd and 17 per cent on the 44th, and the resulting figure is then multiplied by what your ticket cost. Ninety-ball rooms work the same way from the 32nd number down.
Alongside those there are fixed jackpots that do not move with turnover, listed room by room, with Kultabingo’s running between 50 and 500 euros. The progressives on display when we captured the lobby were substantial: 131,592.47 euros in Kultabingo, 26,318.49 in Namubingo, 13,159.25 in Pöytäbingo and 6,579.62 in Pikabingo. Holvibingo, the vault room, opens only between 22:00 and 24:00 Finnish time and only to players who staked 15 euros the previous day, and it pays larger prizes than the open rooms.
Promotions, payments and withdrawal checks
The promotions page listed casino prize drops worth 20,000 euros with a 2,000 euro top prize, weekly tournaments with pools between 5,000 and 10,000 euros, a Lucky Rush campaign topping out at 10,000 euros and a 10 per cent cashback offer. On the bingo side the current headline is a mini-game called Hex Mini rather than a matched deposit bonus. The poker promotions are the giveaway on ownership: they run Unibet Open and UDSO satellites, which is the Kindred poker network under its current FDJ United parent.
The cashier icons in the site footer cover Visa, Visa Electron, Mastercard, Maestro, Skrill, Apple Pay and Earthport, and balances are held in euros with no sterling option. Finnish review sites consistently report withdrawals landing within one to three days, with instant visibility where a bank-verified deposit route is used, and Finnish-language support running from mid-morning until the early hours. We could not verify a published maximum withdrawal figure, so we are not quoting one.
One practical warning that the site makes explicitly and most reviews skip: once you confirm a ticket purchase it cannot be reversed. The lobby also offers an autoplay tool that buys tickets round after round to a cap you set, and that combination is worth understanding before you switch it on.
Licensing, Safety And UK Availability
The Casinohuone footer and clause 1.1 of its terms both name Rol Malta Ltd, registered in Malta on 17 October 2018 with company number C 88882, at Level 6, The Centre, Tigne Point, Sliema. The Malta Gaming Authority’s own record for the licence quoted on that footer returns the name Kserol P.L.C. at the same address with the licence marked as active. We are flagging the mismatch rather than smoothing it over: the address, the licence number and the website list all match, so this reads as one company under an old and a new name, but the two sources do not currently agree and we have not found a filing that explains the change.
The licence itself is a Type 1, 2 and 3 gaming service authorisation running from 26 January 2024 to 25 January 2034. Its approved supplier list includes Evolution, Play’n GO, Playtech, Relax Gaming, Yggdrasil, Thunderkick, Greentube and Stakelogic, and its approved dispute-resolution body is eCOGRA. Kambi and Kindred IP Limited appear on the betting side of the same record, which is a further regulator-held confirmation of where the brand sits.
For a British reader the important part is what the licence does not do. There is no Gambling Commission licence behind Bingohuone, Casinohuone or Kolikkopelit, and no entry for any of their domains in the Commission’s register. The excluded-residence list in the site’s own terms names dozens of countries, from Spain and France to Portugal, Greece and Switzerland, and the United Kingdom is not among them, but that absence is not permission. An account there carries no British complaints route, no deposit limits set under British rules, no GamStop cover and no sterling balance.
If self-exclusion matters to you, our explainer on how GamStop works across brand families sets out why a single registration covers every site on a British licence, and why an offshore room like this one sits outside that protection entirely.
What Players Say
Finnish review sites are broadly positive and reasonably consistent with each other. The recurring praise is for the bingo rooms themselves, which have run in more or less the same form since the mid-2000s and have a settled chat community with moderators, and for support answering in Finnish quickly rather than routing players through a generic international desk.
The criticisms are worth repeating rather than burying. Several reviewers cite payout refusals and account closures, most of which reviewers themselves attribute to bonus-term breaches rather than arbitrary decisions, which is a reminder that promotional terms on this site are enforced strictly. Withdrawal timing is the other recurring gripe: a request approved in a day can still take several more to appear on a bank statement depending on the route used.
Our own reservations are different again. The bingo lobby is genuinely good, but it is welded to a casino and poker room in a way that makes it easy to drift between products on one balance, and the vault-room mechanic explicitly rewards you for having staked 15 euros the day before. That is a loyalty design that pushes daily play, and it deserves more scrutiny than it usually gets.
UK-Regulated Bingo Alternatives
None of the sites below is connected to Bingohuone by ownership. They are here because they answer the question a British reader is actually asking, which is where to play the same style of bingo on a licence that covers them.
From within the same corporate group, 32Red and Unibet both run for UK players under Platinum Gaming Limited on Gambling Commission account 45322, and our 32Red Bingo page explains what happened to that brand’s standalone room and where its players ended up.
Outside the group, the closest British equivalents in room structure and community feel are Mecca Bingo and Gala Bingo for the traditional 90-ball experience, Sun Bingo and Sky Bingo for big-brand rooms with heavy promotion, and Foxy Bingo and Heart Bingo if the chat-room side is what you liked about the Finnish rooms.
Whichever you pick, the principle behind this page has not changed even though its conclusion has. Do not deposit at a casino site you cannot verify is live, licensed and currently operating. Every brand we do actively recommend on this site is checked against its own live website and, for UK players, against the UK Gambling Commission’s public register before we list it.
Bingo Houne FAQs
Is Bingo Houne the same thing as Bingohuone?
Yes. Bingo Houne is a misspelling of Bingohuone, the Finnish bingo room. The old bingohuone.com address still works but now redirects to casinohuone.com/bingo, so the room is a section of Casinohuone rather than a standalone website. The domain spelled bingohoune.com, with the letters reversed, has no DNS record at all and has never been the brand’s real address.
Is Bingo Houne still open?
We could not find a working website for Bingo Houne at bingohoune.com, no archived copy of the site, and no current listing for it anywhere online, because that spelling has never belonged to anyone. Corrected to Bingohuone, the room is open and trading as the bingo section of Casinohuone, and it was serving eight live rooms when we checked on 28 July 2026.
Who owns Bingo Houne?
Casinohuone’s own about page states that it is part of FDJ United, the French group that completed its acquisition of Kindred in 2024. The licensed operator named in the footer is Rol Malta Ltd, which the Malta Gaming Authority’s register records as Kserol P.L.C. at the same Sliema address.
Which sites are on the same licence as Bingohuone?
The Malta Gaming Authority’s own seal register for licence MGA/B2C/1031/2023 lists casinohuone.com, kolikkopelit.com, mariacasino.com, bingo.com, ottokasino.com, unibet.mt, int.32red.com and the Finnish fronts fi.unibet.com, fi.mariacasino.com and fi.bingo.com. That regulator listing is the evidence behind the brand list on this page.
Which company holds the licence?
The Casinohuone footer and terms name Rol Malta Ltd, a company registered in Malta on 17 October 2018 with company number C 88882, at Level 6, The Centre, Tigne Point, Sliema. The Malta Gaming Authority’s register shows the licence holder for the same licence number as Kserol P.L.C. at the same Sliema address, so the two names appear to be the same company before and after a rename.
Is Bingo Houne licensed in the UK?
There is no record of Bingo Houne holding a UK Gambling Commission licence, either currently or historically, in the Commission’s public register. The same is true of Bingohuone and Casinohuone, and none of their domains appears in the Commission’s register of licensed domain names. The group’s UK-facing brands run on a separate British licence held by Platinum Gaming Limited under account 45322.
Can UK players open a Bingohuone account?
The excluded-residence list in the Casinohuone terms names dozens of countries, including Spain, France, Portugal, Greece and Switzerland, but it does not name the United Kingdom. That is not a reason to sign up. The site is Finnish-language and euro-only, it holds no British licence, and an account there sits outside GamStop and outside the Commission’s complaints route.
How much does a bingo ticket cost at Bingohuone?
Ticket prices on the live lobby ranged from 0.05 euros in Pikabingo to 1.00 euro in Kultabingo when we checked on 28 July 2026. The cheapest entry is Onnibingo, where lines cost 0.03 euros and are sold in packs of six, so 0.18 euros buys a ticket covering all ninety numbers.
What is Holvibingo?
Holvibingo is a restricted room that only opens between 22:00 and 24:00 Finnish time, and only for players who staked at least 15 euros in the other rooms the previous day. It uses the same rules as Kultabingo but pays larger prizes, which makes it the closest thing the site has to a loyalty perk.
Does Bingohuone have an affiliate programme?
Not under its own name. Kindred Affiliates now redirects to FDJ United Affiliates, whose brand list covers Unibet, 32Red, Maria Casino, Otto Casino, Vlad Cazino, Storspelare and Bingo.com. Neither Casinohuone nor Kolikkopelit appears there, which fits their status as domestic Finnish brands rather than international ones.