Vampire Bingo

Vampire Bingo Welcome Bonuses

Vampire Bingo quite literally spells out its welcome promotion across the largest banner on its homepage. Players who register an account and deposit £10 into it get a “fangtastic” £30 games bonus to welcome them to the site. You’re free to use your £30 on either slots or bingo games, which is unusually flexible for an offer of this kind, but be cautious of the wagering requirements, which are set at the UK maximum of x10. That’s not so bad if you use the bonus on slots games, but it’s actually steeper than average if you’re playing bingo games. We’d use it on slots for that reason alone, but the final choice is yours.

Other Promotions

There simply aren’t as many promotions at ProgressPlay brands as there used to be, which has a lot to do with the new regulations that the UK Gambling Commission introduced in January 2026. That doesn’t mean there’s nothing here worth having, though. As an example, there’s a 25% matched deposit bingo bonus worth up to £25 to be claimed every Friday, with lower wagering requirements of x4 attached. If you’re still more interested in slots, a similar offer gives you 25% up to £25 every Monday, albeit with the higher x10 wagering requirement attached.

Weekends are a little more generous than weekdays for recurring bonuses. Make a deposit on a Saturday or a Sunday, and Vampire Bingo will match it at 30% up to a maximum of £90. While it’s marked as a bingo bonus, the terms and conditions state that the weekend bonus funds come with the higher x10 wagering requirement that should logically be reserved for slots, so be aware of it. A smaller midweek bingo bonus of £5 can be claimed by depositing £10 or more on a Wednesday, and the playthrough requirements for that one drop back down to x4. Vampire Bingo also runs regular tournaments and prize draw competitions, so it’s usually worth having a quick glance at the Promotions page every time you visit the site, just to see what’s new.

What are the Pros and Cons of Vampire Bingo Casino?

Featured Slots and Games

Given that the word ‘bingo’ is right there in the site’s name, you’d expect Vampire Bingo to focus on the numbers game – and it does. You’ll find the most popular rooms at the site lined up and waiting for you in the middle of the homepage, including Deal or No Deal Bingo, Fish & Chips Frenzy, Fluffy Favourites Bingo, Rainbow Riches Bingo, and the Daily Big One. While that’s not a bad set to kick things off with, the lack of any exclusive or original bingo rooms is a disappointment. Is a vampire-themed bingo room really too much to ask for?

As this is a ProgressPlay brand, the slots selection at Vampire Bingo is enormous, containing thousands of options drawn from the industry’s biggest and best providers. The featured slots at the time of writing include City Heat, Big Bass: Trophy Catch, Medusa: Dark Ages, Age of the Gods: God of Storms, and Le Zeus, but the selection on the homepage is dynamic and subject to change at any time. If you look hard and long enough, you’ll find that all of the classics are available, and the new games section gets updated several times per week. There are also a few table game simulators here, but sadly no live dealer options.

Withdrawal Options and Speed

The handling of withdrawals has long been the Achilles heel of ProgressPlay as an iGaming network company, and we’re afraid to say there’s no sign of that changing any time soon. You can’t get an instant withdrawal from Vampire Bingo no matter which method you choose, and you can’t get a same-day withdrawal either. All withdrawals are subject to a mandatory one-day processing period for reasons that make no sense to us, after which there will be a further delay depending on the selected method.

If you’re using a Visa or Mastercard debit card, you’re looking at a total wait of between three and seven business days, with the same wait also applying to PayPal withdrawals. Apple Pay withdrawals take four days in total, as do withdrawals made via Payz. With Skrill or Neteller, it’s a two-day turnaround. Bank transfers also take two days. Adding insult to injury, a 1% fee of up to £3 applies to all withdrawals, so ProgressPlay both takes its time and skims a little off the top to rub salt in the wound.

Customer Support and License

Live chat is available around the clock at Vampire Bingo, although the site could make it easier to find the option than it is at present – you’ll have to click through several options under the Support tab before you’re given a chat link. If your query isn’t urgent or you simply can’t be bothered rooting through the menus, you can email customersupport@instantgamesupport.com instead. That mailbox is shared with every other brand on the ProgressPlay network, though, so you might be waiting a while before you get a reply.

Like all of its sister sites, Vampire Bingo is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 39335, which is held by ProgressPlay Limited. That means the site can legally accept registrations and deposits from players in the UK, but it doesn’t mean the operator is squeaky clean. In May 2025, ProgressPlay paid a fine of £1m and was handed a formal warning after a regulatory review identified failures in its anti-money laundering processes and handling of social responsibility obligations. While the licence remains in force following the fine, it’s now subject to additional conditions.

Vampire Bingo – The Verdict

Vampire Bingo comes with more character than most brands on the ProgressPlay network because of its theme. It’s also more interesting to look at – we still think the operator could have done more with the theme in terms of decoration and themed games, but it’s at least made a token effort. The bonuses could be better in places, but there are at least plenty of them to pick from. If you’re going to play bingo at a ProgressPlay site, it might as well be this one. That’s not the same as saying it’s a great choice, though, and we’ll never be able to say that about any of the brands on this network until something is done about the slow turnaround for withdrawals.