Bingo Billy names no owner anywhere on its site. Its own affiliate scheme, Revenue Planet, also runs BingoVillage — the one sister we could confirm. CanadianDollarBingo and AmigoBingo look similar but belong to a separate operator, using a different affiliate scheme, not Bingo Billy’s.
Why this is harder to answer than it looks
Most bingo sites tell you who runs them, somewhere in small print at the bottom of the page. Bingo Billy does not. Its footer just says “BingoBilly®” and the year — no company name, no licence number, no country of registration. So the usual trick of matching company names across footers is useless here. Instead we looked at who runs Bingo Billy’s own affiliate programme, checked the games and room names for a shared back-end, compared the wording in each site’s terms and conditions, and checked whether a long list of old “linked” brands are even still online. A lot of them are not.
Bingo Billy’s real affiliate trail: Revenue Planet
Bingo Billy runs its own affiliate scheme called Revenue Planet. On Revenue Planet’s site, Bingo Billy gets its own brand page. So does a second bingo room called BingoVillage. That is the strongest clue we found for a genuine Bingo Billy sister site — the same affiliate operator promoting both brands as “our brands,” in the same layout, under the same programme.
Revenue Planet used to list more names too, including a slots-only brand and a bingo room called Bonus Bingo. Bonus Bingo has since closed. Its old web address now carries a notice telling players it has folded into a different bingo site altogether, called BingoMania. We could not confirm that BingoMania is still run by the same people, and its site is built on completely different software to Bingo Billy, so we are not calling it a sister. We mention it only because readers who used to play Bonus Bingo will be looking for it.
BingoVillage — what you can actually play
BingoVillage is live and working. The main room is called The Cozy Cafe, and there is a smaller VIP-style room called The Roxy Theater for players who have made a deposit. Alongside the bingo there are named bingo variants such as Emerald Bingo, Tiki Bingo, Lounge Bingo and Round The Clock Bingo, plus a set of themed slot games including Big Fat Turkey, Frutti Friends, Lenny the Leprechaun, Sugar and Ice and Sugar Kisses. So it follows the same pattern as Bingo Billy: a handful of bingo rooms running alongside slots as side games, rather than a huge bingo-only hall.
We were not able to confirm BingoVillage’s own banking methods, exact verification steps, or which countries it accepts, because the pages that would normally show this would not load for us cleanly. We are not going to guess at those details. If you are thinking about signing up there, check its own banking and terms pages yourself before you deposit.
Bingo Billy's own rooms, slots and chat games
Bingo Billy’s main room is called the Lucky Cup Diner, where cards cost a small amount each. There is also a free room, the Wild Penny Room, where cards cost nothing, and a members-only room for players who have deposited. Alongside the bingo, Bingo Billy runs a couple of slot games as side games, including one called Get Cracking and another underwater-themed one called Trolling For Treasure. The site says it has been running for about fifteen years.
Chat is a big part of the room. Bingo Billy runs chat games where players can win extra prizes just for being active in chat while a bingo game is going. The site does not name specific chat hosts anywhere we could find, but it does promise live chat support around the clock.
Signing up is straightforward, but getting money out is not instant. Before your first payout, Bingo Billy asks for a government ID, proof of your address such as a utility bill, phone verification by text message, and a photo of any card you used to deposit. That has to come from the same email address on your account, and you get four weeks to send it before your account can be restricted. That is fairly thorough compared with some smaller bingo sites, so budget time for it.
For deposits, Bingo Billy accepts the main card brands — Visa, Mastercard, Diners Club and JCB — starting from a small minimum deposit. We did not find any mention of Bitcoin or other crypto on Bingo Billy’s own banking page. Its terms and conditions list a long block of restricted countries, but the United States, Canada and Australia are not on that list, so players from all three of those countries can sign up.
CanadianDollarBingo and AmigoBingo: a different family entirely
These two get asked about a lot in the same breath as Bingo Billy, because they look and feel alike — old-fashioned bingo hall sites with plain footers and no licence shown. But the evidence says they are not Bingo Billy’s sisters. They belong to each other.
Both sites are listed together, by name, as “our brands” on the site of an affiliate programme called The Bingo Affiliates — a completely separate programme from Bingo Billy’s Revenue Planet. Both sites carry near-identical slot games, including titles called 3 Wild Jockeys, Hot Diamond Bar and Walkers, which is a strong sign they share the same back-end software. And both sites’ terms and conditions use almost word-for-word the same sentence, saying the agreement is “governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Government of Panama” — a different country to the Costa Rica wording used in Bingo Billy’s own terms. Put together, that is solid proof CanadianDollarBingo and AmigoBingo are run as a pair, just not as part of Bingo Billy’s operation.
A third brand, BingoAustralia, used to be listed alongside them on the same affiliate programme page as “Australia’s Only Bingo.” It is dead now — the domain is simply up for sale, with no working site behind it. Do not sign up thinking it is still running.
What you can play at CanadianDollarBingo and AmigoBingo
CanadianDollarBingo has been running since 2005 and plays in Canadian dollars. Alongside its bingo games it runs a wide slot library — the same 3 Wild Jockeys, Hot Diamond Bar and Walkers titles mentioned above, plus others — along with video poker and blackjack as side games. AmigoBingo describes itself as the older of the two, claiming to have offered bingo since 1999 or 2000, and runs largely the same slot titles alongside its bingo rooms, plus games like Immortal Zeus, Wild Bass and Golden Lion.
Verification at both sites is lighter than at Bingo Billy. Their terms say that for your first payout they ask for two pieces of picture ID, or one ID plus a utility bill, and call it a one-time check rather than something you repeat. Neither site’s terms spell out a payout turnaround time, so treat that as unconfirmed rather than assuming it is fast.
Both sites take the major card brands, plus Bitcoin, money transfer and a couple of e-wallet options. Neither site’s terms name the United States or Australia as restricted, and AmigoBingo markets itself as a global brand while CanadianDollarBingo is built specifically around the Canadian market. If you are in the US or Australia looking for crypto-friendly bingo, this pair is worth a look on that basis alone, separate from any link to Bingo Billy.
The regulatory gap worth knowing about
None of Bingo Billy, BingoVillage, CanadianDollarBingo or AmigoBingo names a licence, a licensing body, or a company registration number anywhere we could find. That is unusual. Most licensed gambling sites are required to show this information clearly, often in the footer or on a dedicated “about us” page. Its absence here does not automatically mean a site is unsafe, but it does mean you cannot check who is actually responsible for your money if something goes wrong, and you should weigh that before depositing anything you cannot afford to lose.
Old bingo brands linked to this world that are no longer trading
A number of other bingo brand names get mentioned alongside Bingo Billy in older lists and forum posts. We checked each one by its own web address rather than by name, because “bingo” names are common and searches for them return a lot of noise. Here is what we actually found:
- BingoFest has closed. Its old address now redirects to a page offering the domain name for sale. Long-time players will remember it, but there is no casino left behind it.
- CyberBingo is gone as a bingo site. Its old address now forwards straight to an unrelated sportsbook’s promotional page, not to any bingo room.
- Bingo Spirit is gone. Its address now forwards to a domain-selling marketplace page rather than a working site.
- Vegas Crest, a slots casino sometimes mentioned in the same breath as these bingo brands, closed at the end of 2025 and is confirmed shut down.
- Bingo Hall, Instant Bingo and Internet Bingo do not even resolve as working web addresses any more — type them in and there is nothing there.
- South Beach Bingo still has something live at its address, but we could not find any evidence tying it to Bingo Billy, CanadianDollarBingo or AmigoBingo, so we are leaving it out rather than guessing.
None of these should be treated as active Bingo Billy sister sites. If you see any of them recommended somewhere with a bonus code attached, be careful — a dead brand’s old web address is sometimes bought up afterwards and dressed up to look like the original casino, when really it is just an advert for something else.
The short version
If you came here hoping for a long list of Bingo Billy sister sites, the honest answer is that there isn’t one. The only site we can tie to Bingo Billy through real evidence — its own affiliate programme listing both brands together — is BingoVillage. CanadianDollarBingo and AmigoBingo are a genuine pair, well worth a look if you want old-school bingo with card and crypto deposits, but they are run separately from Bingo Billy, not by the same people. Everything else once linked to this name has either closed down or turned into something else entirely.