Queen Bee Bingo Sister Sites

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Queen Bee Bingo Sister Sites

With no apologies for the pun, Secret Slots is the best-kept secret of all the Queen Bee Bingo sister sites. The average number of slots games per casino site on the Grand Battery Holdings Limited platform is five hundred. Some of them – even the ones that are supposed to be specialist casino sites rather than bingo sites – have only three hundred. If we’re to believe the boast made on the homepage of Secret Slots, the casino has an entire one thousand to offer. That alone makes the site worth a visit if you’re after casino games, but we’d love it even more if its welcome promotion was more generous. Matched deposit welcome promotions are common on this platform, so there’s no reason why Secret Slots can’t do better than the miserly amount of free spins that it currently offers. Perhaps that’s what’s holding it back from truly breaking out.

We’d say, “Don’t get Bubble Bonus Bingo mixed up with Double Bubble Bingo,” but we don’t think there’s much chance of that happening – and that’s not just because Double Bubble Bingo belongs to a totally different casino network. Bubble Bonus Bingo is, to put it in simple terms, not a very good bingo site. We’ll go further than that – it’s not even a bingo site. If it were a bingo site, it would have bingo games on its homepage. Getting such a basic thing right shouldn’t be difficult, but it appears it was beyond the capabilities of whoever put Bubble Bonus Bingo together. If you want to play bingo games, try one of the other Queen Bee Bingo sister sites instead. All Bubble Bonus Bingo has to offer is a tiny welcome promotion with dreadful terms and conditions attached and a smattering of old, tired slots.

Putting Giant Spins next to Bubble Bonus Bingo in this list of Queen Bee Bingo sister sites allows us to draw comparisons between the two. Both of them have the exact same layout and feature (almost) all the same games on their home pages. Since one of them is supposed to be a bingo site and one of them is supposed to be a casino site, that ought not to be possible – but here we are. We might not be inclined to judge Giant Spins so harshly if it didn’t claim to be “giant,” which builds an expectation that it’ll “go bigger” than the rest of the casinos on this platform with either its promotions or its games. As it happens, it goes “go bigger” in one respect, and that’s the unrealistic wagering requirements that it applies to its promotions. Nobody should ever have to face an x65 wagering requirement as part of a welcome promotion.

Red Bus Bingo might not technically be dead, but we don’t think it’s in the best of health. There are a few Queen Bee Bingo sister sites that look like Red Bus Bingo in terms of layout and style, and they all share the same problems. None of them, for example, have links to any bingo games on their home pages. Quite a few of them have no links to any games of any description whatsoever. It’s clear from some of the references made on the homepage of Red Bus Bingo that it’s been some considerable time since it was updated by anyone. As another example, the presence of the “X Factor Scratchcard” on the “Instant Games” page of the site is a clear indication that Red Bus Bingo has been neglected. The TV show is long gone, as is the game, and the link is broken. We don’t know how safe we’d feel depositing money at such a poorly maintained site.

Bingo All Stars is an absolute treat for players “of a certain age” who have fond memories of watching television in the 1980s and early 1990s. The “all stars” referred to in the name of the site are celebrities from that era, and each of them has their own themed bingo room at the site. In no particular order, the stars of yesteryear are Rustie Lee, Christopher Biggins, Linda Lusardi and Mr Motivator, all of whom are known for their larger-than-life personalities. Those personalities are stamped all over the site, making this one of the most vibrant and entertaining of all the Queen Bee Bingo sister sites. Exclusivity in terms of rooms or games is a very rare thing among the Grand Battery Holdings Limited sites, but Bingo All Stars is able to offer plenty of both. It’s definitely one of the better sites that the operator has to offer.

“Winzino” is a textbook example of an iGaming site that’s picked a name that sounds clever at first glance but doesn’t actually tell us anything about the purpose of the site when you stop and think about it. Based on the name “Winzino,” would you expect this to be a casino or a bingo site? If your answer was “bingo,” we’re afraid you’re out. This is a casino site, and it comes with a cartoon game show theme, which is fun to look at, even if the style of the graphics is a little dated. Not all of the Queen Bee Bingo sister sites do a great job of working with their assigned themes, so we have to give Winzino at least some credit for that. The £50 ceiling on matched deposit funds as part of the welcome promotion is a little low, but given that the deposit required to get the £50 is only £10, we can see past it.

With a name like “Slot Ranch,” there’s only one theme that this casino was ever going to have, and that’s the wild, wild west. The basic format of the Slot Ranch website doesn’t allow for much in the way of theming save for a logo and a single background graphic, but the quality of that graphic is excellent, setting the tone perfectly. If you want to play slots – which may not actually be all that likely, given that you’re looking for Queen Bee Bingo sister sites – Slot Ranch is prepared to welcome you with five hundred slots to choose from, a few Slingo games sprinkled on top, and a welcome promotion that comes with far fairer wagering requirements than either Giant Spins or Bubble Bonus Bingo. You won’t find any other promotions to go with it, but at least it means you’re not getting stuck with impossible mountains to climb.

Queen Bee Bingo operator – Grand Battery Holdings Limited

In 2022, Grand Battery Holdings Limited arrived on the domestic iGaming scene with a bang, beginning like with an impressive portfolio of over 200 iGaming sites. However, its rapid ascent was aided by another iGaming company’s decision to offload unwanted sites. All of the sites were purchased as a package from 888 UK Limited, which had made its bingo sites (and its less popular casinos) available for sale in late 2021 to focus on its top-performing casinos and expand its sports betting operations. After facing down competition from other casino networks, Dublin-based Broadway Gaming Limited secured the package with a successful bid of £38m. While many experts considered the acquisition a wise investment due to the valuable brands included in the deal, Grand Battery Holdings Limited has since shut down several sites, indicating that their strategy was never about saving the entire range.

Broadway Gaming’s acquisition of 888 UK Limited’s extensive iGaming portfolio was a massive move that carried significant risks for both the company and its UK Gambling Commission license. The acquisition meant taking on sites that weren’t designed in-house, which left Broadway Gaming vulnerable to potential existing issues that could harm its reputation. To avoid this risk, the company created a separate holding company called Grand Battery Holdings Limited. While Grand Battery Holdings Limited appears impressive in terms of the number of sites it manages, it functions more like a trading style of Broadway Gaming and lacks any dedicated employees, independent corporate identity, or business or customer-facing website. In fact, the registered address of Grand Battery Holdings Limited is the same as that of Broadway Gaming, and the displayed company logo was created solely for our purposes, as Grand Battery Holdings Limited doesn’t have its own.

Queen Bee Bingo review

Queen Bee Bingo Welcome Bonuses

Making a £10 deposit at Queen Bingo gets new players the equivalent of a “variety pack,” made up of sixty-four free bingo tickets (60 for Street Party, 5 for Big Bang) plus ten free spins on a specific (but unnamed) slots game. The bonus is only awarded once at least £5 of the £10 deposit has been wagered. The good news here is that there are no associated wagering requirements. If you win anything from this promotion from either the bingo rooms or the free spins, it’s yours to keep.

Other Promotions

Our best one-word summary of the situation with other promotions at Queen Bee Bingo is “inconclusive.” There are no promotions save for the welcome offer advertised on the site’s homepage, but there are a couple of hints that there might be more to be found. One such hint can be found halfway down the homepage, where it says that promotions are delivered “like the sweetest nectar” directly to the inboxes of players. It sounds like Queen Bee Bingo is a site that prefers to send promotions to its players directly rather than sharing them with a wider audience. That could be because they’re excellent, tailored offers – or it could be because they’re so bad that the site is too embarrassed to list them.

Top Games at Queen Bee Bingo

Far too many of the Queen Bee Bingo sister sites promise us bingo and then try to deliver slots, so we’re glad that Queen Bee Bingo itself sticks to the task at hand by serving as a bingo site. There are 75-ball, 90-ball and jackpot bingo rooms open at the site every day. While none of the rooms you’ll find at Queen Bee Bingo are totally exclusive to the site, they represent some of the best that Grand Battery Holdings is able to supply, including the Street Party, Last Call, and Kaching rooms that have been hits elsewhere on the network. Interestingly, the Ace Club room is also here. That’s the name given to the loyalty programme that you’ll find at some of the other bingo sites on the platform and indicates that some of those mysterious “other promotions” referred to above might be loyalty related.

Customer Support and Licensing

Queen Bee Bingo provides 24/7 customer support via its “help” room, but you can only access it if you’re logged into your account. If you’re unable to log in (and that’s the issue you need help with), call the freephone number 0808 238 9814, where someone should answer between 10 am and 2 am every day. You can also find a contact form on the site to get in touch. Queen Bee Bingo operates under UK Gambling Commission licence 58267, which was awarded to Grand Battery Holdings Limited in February 2022. The UKGC has not fined or sanctioned Grand Battery Holdings Limited so far, indicating the company operates in accordance with regulations.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Queen Bee Bingo’s withdrawal process is inferior compared to the best of the iGaming sites in the UK. The withdrawal options available are limited to UK debit cards or PayPal e-wallets, which is a barrier to players who prefer other methods. However, our major concern is the long waiting times associated with withdrawal requests. Each request takes at least two business days to process, with debit card users experiencing a full process time of up to five business days beyond the initial two-day wait. PayPal transactions can take an additional 2-3 business days to clear. This is in contrast to top iGaming sites that offer instant or same-day withdrawals.

Final Thoughts on Queen Bee Bingo

Queen Bee Bingo is a very solid bingo site. It has friendlier terms than a lot of the bingo sites it shares a network with and a wide selection of rooms offering plenty of variety. It also has a strong level of customer support. It would benefit from being a little less mysterious about its promotions and speeding up its processing times for withdrawals.

Queen Bee Bingo Player Reviews

Here are the thoughts of your fellow players about Queen Bee Bingo. The reviews are all real, but we’ve paraphrased them to keep them brief.

Queen Bee Bingo has attracted just one player review across all the major review websites in the past twelve months. That isn’t enough for us to be able to bring you a full, fair, balanced and up-to-date picture of player feedback regarding the site. If new reviews of Queen Bee Bingo should appear in the future, you’ll see them here.