Duck Duck Bingo Sister Sites

Duck Duck Bingo sister sites include Costa Bingo, Bingo Hollywood, Robin Hood Bingo, Pick Me Up Bingo and Wicked Jackpots. All are active Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited domains under UK Gambling Commission account 58267, sharing the Dragonfish bingo platform, cashier and account controls.

Duck Duck Bingo Sister Sites Compared

Written by Mark F
Review updated – 15 July 2026

Costa Bingo is the strongest all-round sister, Bingo Hollywood has the clearest theme, and Robin Hood Bingo is the better choice if you want another traditional room-led site. The products overlap heavily, so I would compare the live room schedule, ticket prices and current offer rather than expecting a different operator experience.

Which Duck Duck Bingo Sister Site Should You Choose?

Choose Costa Bingo for the broadest all-round comparison. Choose Robin Hood Bingo if room variety and a traditional bingo feel matter most. Choose Bingo Hollywood for a more distinctive theme, or Wicked Jackpots when slots and jackpot games matter more than the bingo lobby. Because all six use the same operator, a sister site is not a way around account limits, self-exclusion or verification.

Wicked Jackpots

Wicked Jackpots takes a bolder, jackpots-first slant with a mischievous look. It shares Duck Duck Bingo’s Broadway Gaming platform, so banking and account behave the same, offering slots under the shared UK Gambling Commission licence 58267. Read our full Wicked Jackpots review.

Costa Bingo

Costa Bingo brings its sunny, seaside-holiday personality and is one of Broadway Gaming’s best-known names. As a stablemate of Duck Duck Bingo, it shares the platform and cashier, mixing a busy bingo timetable with slots under the 58267 licence. Read our full Costa Bingo review.

Robin Hood Bingo

Robin Hood Bingo takes a merry-men, Sherwood-Forest theme to its rooms. On the same Broadway Gaming platform as Duck Duck Bingo, it shares the cashier and account, offering bingo alongside slots with the network’s safer-gambling tools.

Bingo Hollywood

Bingo Hollywood brings a movie-premiere, walk-of-fame feel to its rooms. A Broadway Gaming sister of Duck Duck Bingo, it shares banking and platform, pairing bingo with slots under the Gambling Commission licence and player protections.

Pick Me Up Bingo

Pick Me Up Bingo aims for an upbeat, mood-lifting community feel. Sharing Duck Duck Bingo’s Broadway Gaming platform, its pay-in and pay-out options match, mixing bingo with slots under the shared 58267 licence and reality-check tools.

King Jackpot

King Jackpot goes for a regal, crown-and-jackpots theme. On the same Broadway Gaming platform as Duck Duck Bingo, it shares the cashier and account, offering bingo and slots under the network’s UK safeguards.

Duck Duck Bingo Review

Duck Duck Bingo is still deliberately simple: green branding, a short path into the bingo client and a slots tab that feels secondary to the rooms. I found the browser version straightforward on desktop and mobile, with the current offer and significant terms placed directly beneath the hero rather than buried behind a promotion page.

The site uses Broadway’s Dragonfish platform, so the underlying experience is familiar if you have played at Costa Bingo, Bingo Hollywood or Robin Hood Bingo. That is useful for room navigation and account controls, but it also means the cashier, KYC process and safer-gambling decisions are not meaningfully independent from one sister to the next.

Operator, Licence and Sister-Site Relationship

Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited operates Duck Duck Bingo under active UKGC account 58267. The current register lists duckduckbingo.com, costabingo.com, bingohollywood.com, robinhoodbingo.com, wickedjackpots.com, pickmeupbingo.com and kingjackpot.co.uk as Active domains. Broadway acquired the Dragonfish B2B and B2C platform in 2022 and now describes a portfolio of more than 30 bingo and casino brands.

That shared licence is the evidence for the sister-site relationship. It also has practical consequences: deposit limits, self-exclusion, source-of-funds checks and promotional restrictions can be applied across related brands. A different logo does not create a separate operator or guarantee that a new-player reward is available again.

Bingo Offer, Cashier and Player Risks

The current homepage offer is unusually modest and clear: deposit and wager £10 to receive 10 free spins, each worth 25p. The significant terms say spin winnings are paid in cash with no further wagering, but each spin has a £1 win cap and the reward expires after five days. For a bingo-led site, it is worth noticing that the welcome reward is tied to a slot rather than bingo tickets.

• Qualifying spend: depositing is not enough; the player must also wager £10 before the spins are awarded.
• Win cap: each free spin can return no more than £1, even if the underlying game result is higher.
• Expiry: the spins last five days, so claiming them before you plan to play can waste the offer.
• Cashier checks: use a payment method in your own name and expect identity or source-of-funds checks before withdrawal.
• Shared account risk: do not assume a sister brand resets bonus eligibility, limits or safer-gambling decisions.

My verdict: Duck Duck Bingo is a sensible choice for players who want a no-fuss Dragonfish room list and a small cash-paying free-spin reward. Costa Bingo is the stronger all-round sister, Robin Hood Bingo is the better traditional bingo alternative, and Wicked Jackpots makes more sense for slots and jackpot games.