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Vampire Bingo Review: The £30 Games Bonus, 10x Wagering and the UK’s Only Gothic Bingo Site
Vampire Bingo gives a £30 games bonus for a £10 deposit, with 10x wagering. We review the gothic newcomer, its rooms, payouts and lookalike sites.
Vampire Bingo bills itself as the only vampire-themed bingo site in the UK, and it is certainly the darkest-looking. Launched in 2026, it gives new players a £30 games bonus for a £10 deposit, usable on bingo and mini games. There is no promo code. The wagering, at 10x, is heavier than at its ProgressPlay sister sites.
Vampire Bingo welcome offer: £30 games bonus
The homepage offer reads “Join & deposit £10, get £30 games bonus”, to be used on bingo and mini games. The terms set 10x wagering on bingo and mini games within 30 days, a £10 minimum deposit, 30 days to use the bonus and its winnings, and a maximum conversion of one times the bonus. Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded.
Ten times £30 is £300 of play, nearly twice what Panda or Wombat ask on a bigger £40 bonus. Being able to use it on mini games as well as bingo helps, but players who only want bingo will get more from the 4x offers elsewhere in the group.
Vampire Bingo
Deposit £10, Get a £30 Games Bonus
- Min dep
- £10
- Wagering
- 10x
New players only. Wagering from real balance first. 10X wagering the bonus money on bingo and mini games within 30 days. Contribution varies per game. Available on selected games only. The wagering requirement is calculated on bonus bets only. Bonus offer and any winnings from the offer are valid for 30 days. Max conversion: 1 time the bonus. Min Deposit £10 required. Withdrawal requests void all active/pending bonuses. Excluded Skrill and Neteller deposits. Full Terms apply.
Vampire Bingo bonus terms to know
The terms that matter are shared across ProgressPlay’s sites. You play with your own deposit first, only bonus bets count towards wagering, and the most you can convert is the value of the bonus itself. Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded, and making a withdrawal request cancels any active bonus, so finish the wagering, or give up the bonus, before you cash out.
Vampire Bingo rooms and weekly jackpots
Behind the moonlit theme, the room list follows the group pattern: Dab & Blab Live, the hosted show every Friday night, Bingo Blitz for quick games around the clock, Clover Rollover Bingo with a rollover jackpot, Powerball Bingo, Bingo Bonanza, Pub Quiz Bingo and Deal or No Deal rooms in 75-ball and 90-ball versions. Weekly bingo jackpots are a headline feature, and Dab & Blab Live runs on Friday nights with a host and live chat. Slots fill the rest of the lobby.
Official site or lookalike? Check the address
Several domains that are not on the Gambling Commission register use the Vampire Bingo name. The licensed site is vampirebingo.com, listed under ProgressPlay Limited. If the address in your browser is anything else, do not deposit; our offer card links only to the licensed site.
Vampire Bingo withdrawals: times, fees and payment methods
Vampire Bingo pays out to debit cards, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Payz, Apple Pay, Paysafecard and instant bank payment. Every withdrawal takes one business day to process. After that, Skrill, Neteller and instant bank payment take one business day to arrive, Apple Pay, Payz and Paysafecard three, and debit cards and PayPal three to seven. Mastercard withdrawals are not available because of issuer restrictions, so Visa debit holders have more choice.
There is also a fee: 1% of each withdrawal, capped at £3. On a £50 cash-out that is 50p; on £300 or more it is the full £3. Few UK bingo sites charge for withdrawals, so it pays to cash out in fewer, larger amounts. Card payments may appear on statements as ProgressPlay Limited or Babaloo Limited, the payment processor.
Who runs Vampire Bingo?
Vampire Bingo is operated by ProgressPlay Limited, a Maltese company that is licensed by the Gambling Commission under account 39335 and by the Malta Gaming Authority. ProgressPlay runs a family of white-label bingo sites on the same platform, including Queen’s Bingo, Panda Bingo, Wombat Bingo, Vampire Bingo and Chit Chat Bingo, which share payment rules, support and much of the room line-up. Vampire says it was founded in 2026.
Is Vampire Bingo’s bonus worth it?
The theme is fun and the site works well, but the 10x wagering makes the £30 bonus harder to turn into cash than the £40 offers at Wombat Bingo and Panda Bingo. Choose Vampire for the atmosphere rather than the maths. More launches are listed in our new bingo sites guide.
Setting limits and getting help with gambling
Vampire Bingo is for adults aged 18 and over, and every UK-licensed site must check your age and identity before you deposit or play. Set a deposit limit when you register, treat any bonus as entertainment rather than income, and use time-outs if a session runs longer than planned. GAMSTOP lets you exclude yourself from every UK-licensed gambling site in one go, and free, confidential help is available from GambleAware and the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, open 24 hours a day.
18+. New customers only. T&Cs apply. Please gamble responsibly. GambleAware.org
FAQ
Is there a Vampire Bingo promo code?
No promo code is needed. Register through the offer link and deposit at least £10, not by Skrill or Neteller, for the £30 games bonus.
Is there a Vampire Bingo no deposit bonus or code?
No. The £30 games bonus needs a £10 minimum deposit and carries 10x wagering on bingo and mini games within 30 days.
What is the official Vampire Bingo website?
The licensed site is vampirebingo.com, listed under ProgressPlay Limited, Gambling Commission account 39335. Several lookalike domains use the name but are not on the register.
Does Vampire Bingo charge for withdrawals?
Yes. Withdrawals carry a 1% processing fee, capped at £3.
When did Vampire Bingo launch?
Vampire Bingo says it was founded in 2026.