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Mint Bingo sister sites 2025
Vegas Spins
You can sometimes tell a lot about an online casino based on their names, but you can forget any idea of being able to do that with most of the Mint Bingo sister sites. As a case in point, here’s Vegas Spins. We’ll give it half marks for the name because it’s primarily an online slots site, and there are plenty of slots here for players to spin. There’s absolutely no sign of a Las Vegas theme, though – a fact that’s made all the stranger by the fact that some of the other Mint Bingo sister sites – Slots of Dosh, for example – use Vegas imagery but don’t have a Vegas-related name. Vegas Spins is a fairly generic casino by the standards of this network, but it’s perhaps notable for the number of free spins it gives away as part of its welcome promotion. If your luck’s in, that could be as many as 777. There’s no way to guarantee winning such a high number, of course, but that’s gambling.
Jazzy Spins
While we may just have said that the names of the Mint Bingo sister sites aren’t always fair reflections of their content, we said that statement applies to most of them, not all of them. Jazzy Spins is a great example of a Grand Battery Holdings Limited casino that gets it all right. The jazz theme at the casino is beautifully well-realised with some stunning, theme-appropriate graphics, and the casino as a whole deserves to be thought of as one of the best slots sites on this network. It’s one of only a handful that offer small no-deposit welcome promotions to ease new players into the site, and also has longer-term loyalty rewards thanks to its “Jazz Club” – a phrase which is sure to make fans of “The Fast Show” smile. We should also note that Jazzy Spins appears to receive newly-released slots sooner than most of the other casinos on the platform, which is something to bear in mind if you’re tired of playing the same old games.
We Want Bingo
“We want bingo” is probably what a lot of bingo fans find themselves exclaiming when they arrive on the homepage of this site and peruse its contents. This is an iGaming site that has a lot more in common with Vegas Spins than it does with, for example, Bingozino, which is one of the truly bingo-focused options on the Grand Battery Holdings Limited platform. Even the welcome promotion at We Want Bingo (which also happens to be the only promotion at We Want Bingo) is for slots fans rather than bingo fans, as it provides free spins to use on the 500 (ish) slots that the site offers. We Want Bingo isn’t utterly devoid of bingo options – there are four categories provided – but they’re included almost as an afterthought. The lack of bingo options appears to be a limitation of the template that We Want Bingo was built with, as the same problem exists at other sites that use it.
Bingozino
We’ve only just said that Bingozino is one of the better bingo-led Mint Bingo sister sites, but you’d only need to take a quick glance at its homepage yourself to confirm that diagnosis. The minimalist style of Bingozino makes it an easy site to load no matter what manner of device you might be playing on, and the site has access to “The Royal Room.” There are a great many bingo rooms that Grand Battery Holdings may (or may not) deem its bingo sites worthy of having access to, but those that do have access to it are generally considered the operator’s best bingo sites. Bingozino not only has it, but it also has the Kickstarter Royal Room plus a bonus calendar to help ensure that players don’t miss out on any promotions. There are still slots here because there are always slots at Grand Battery Holdings sites, but bingo is very much the order of the day – just as it should be at a site with such a name.
Pick Me Up Bingo
Pick Me Up Bingo’s logo might look familiar to you even if you’ve never read a single issue of Pick Me Up Magazine, from which it takes its name (and much of its decor). You’ll have seen Pick Me Up Bingo in the magazine rack next to the newspaper in your shop of choice and may have spent more time than you care to admit staring at the unlikely-sounding gossip story on its front page. The magazine is primarily aimed at women, and so is Pick Me Up Bingo. The problem with Pick Me Up Bingo is that it was made using the same template as We Want Bingo. This means that – as is the case with all of the other Mint Bingo sister sites that use the template – there isn’t enough bingo at the site to keep players interested for more than a couple of visits. It’s another slots site in a very thin disguise, and it also lacks promotions. More could have been done with this official licence.
Bingo Hollywood
We’re happy to report that Bingo Hollywood is a return to the standards established by Bingozino. It’s not had a fresh coat of digital paint on its homepage in quite a few years, so it’s right on the edge of beginning to look out of fashion, but it’s packed with fantastic bingo content. You came to us because you want to find Mint Bingo sister sites, and if you’re going to pick one from this list, our advice to you would be to go for Bingo Hollywood or Bingozino before you consider any of the others. The movie theme of Bingo Hollywood lends the site some character – a factor that’s missing from far too many of the iGaming sites on this platform – and there’s also a loyalty reward programme that’s broadly comparable to the one we’ve already seen at Bingozino. We don’t know whether anyone plays bingo in Hollywood, but if they do, it probably looks a little like this.
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