Dream Bingo - Closed
Dream Bingo was one of the oldest bingo sites, having started in 2007 running on the Microgaming network that later closed down. In 2024 Jumpman revived the site on their network but unfortunately it didn’t last long, closing down on 1st December 2024.
Alternative sites on the Jumpman Gaming network:

Created by bingo lovers, for bingo lovers. Dream Bingo first appeared in 2007 and ran on the Microgaming platform for a long time, managed by Betway Limited.
These days it is one of Jumpman Gaming’s brands, with the Microgaming network long since taken offline, and I have to say it is much better for it.
After a redesign in 2014 and then again 2016 to celebrate their 10th birthday, the site was gradually ignored. There was no bingo on it at all at one point, so the refresh since it joined the ranks of Jumpman has breathed new life into this well established and trusted brand.
Although there are plenty of slots and side games on offer here, the site is primarily dedicated to bingo games, keeping it classic, simple and focussed. It’s a perfect choice for players who don’t enjoy being overwhelmed by too many gaming options.
Dream Bingo offer great promotions and incredible progressive jackpots, but players can also win some fantastic physical prizes too such as Apple watches and Airpods. The site is also very focussed on community too, so you can expect plenty of chatter in the bingo rooms. All rooms are designed to get players connected, making it a great place to form friendships with fellow daubers.
Bingo Games & Software
The Dream Bingo site is operated by Jumpman Gaming, which gives them access to one of the most exciting online bingo networks in the industry. This is the Pragmatic Play network, and it’s the business.
This is because the 10 bingo rooms are an interesting mix of 90-ball, 80-ball, 75-ball and 30-ball bingo. Most places stick to 75 and 90, so there’s more variety here.
Not only that, but each rooms has its own unique features, so you will notice the difference between the different 90-ball bingo rooms, for example. They aren’t just the same thing with a different skin slapped over the top.
For instance, the Jackpot Room and the Heavyweight Room both play the same bingo variation, but one runs every 12 hours and has 25p tickets with a fixed prize per line, 2 lines and full house; the other runs every few minutes and has 8p tickets with prizes based on the number of tickets sold. Both have progressive jackpots for full houses won in 36 calls or less.
I love that you can have up to 3 different bingo rooms open at once using this interface too, and the option to minimise the side games if you aren’t interested in them.
Casino Games
As mentioned before, the site is primarily focussed on its bingo offerings but players can find loads of slots and casino style games too.
The collection is just as big as you might find at a dedicated online casino, with slots numbering in their hundreds if not thousands, scratch cards, jackpots, and even classic table games included if that’s something you are interested in.
These can all be filtered into different categories to make browsing easier, and there is a category for new releases so you can be front of the queue in trying fresh titles.
A selection of these are available as side games while you are playing bingo, but for the full collection you will need to go to the main menu and start your search.
Payment Options
Dream Bingo offer a really wide range of payment methods for players to choose between, and you can add up to 3 methods on your account.
This is great news for anyone concerned about their personal information as lots of ewallets are available, as well as Paysafecard.
Here is the list in full:
Banking Method | Max/Min Deposit | Max/Min Withdrawal | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Debit Card | £10 | £10 | £2.50 withdrawal fee |
PayPal | £10 | £10 | £2.50 withdrawal fee |
Neteller | £10 | £10 | £2.50 withdrawal fee |
Skrill | £10 | £10 | £2.50 withdrawal fee |
Paysafecard | £10 | n/a | Use Debit Card to Withdraw |
Pay By Phone | £5 | n/a | Debit Card |
Bank Transfer | £10 | £10 | £2.50 withdrawal fee |
Although the range of payment methods here is very encouraging, there is some not so great news too. Chiefly, that Dream Bingo charge a £2.50 flat rate withdrawal fee. This makes smaller withdrawals a little pointless. They minimum withdrawal is only £10, but if you lose £2.50 of that in fees that’s 25%. For bigger wins you won’t notice, but it’s something to be aware of.
Also, depositing by phone will cost £2.50 on the way in and on the way out, so think long and hard before choosing this option.
Customer Support
I wonder if Dream Bingo call their customer service team the ‘Dream Team’? They probably should.
Anyway, support from the Dream Bingo team is very easily accessible. Find the Help link at the bottom of the page and it will bring up a comprehensive FAQ plus a link to live chat.
- Live Chat: Available 24/7
- Email: support@jumpmangaming.com
There is also an online form you can fill out which is essentially the same as sending an email.
You can contact the team at any time during the day or night which is positive, and although some people may prefer a phone support option, that’s just not the world we live in anymore so it’s hard to be critical.
Plus, the FAQ really is rather good, so chances are you can find the answer to your query faster and easier using that.
Gambling License
Dream Bingo operate under Jumpman Gaming’s gambling license and their license number is 39175.
If you should ever need to write to them, their registered address is:
- La Corvee House, La Corvee, Alderney, GY9 3TQ, United Kingdom