Dead Bingo Sites – Closed For Business
It’s a sad fact of life, but unfortunately, not all bingo sites have the longevity to outlast the competition. For all the new bingo sites being launched, there’s another elsewhere that’s giving up the ghost. On this page, we’ll give a fitting home to all the sites that have gone the way of the dodo.
Sites (and occasionally whole bingo networks) close for a number of reasons, but usually, it mainly comes down to one thing – profitability. If a site isn’t getting punters through the door, and more importantly, offering them an excellent service when they get there, then sites won’t stay open too long.
Some bingo networks won’t carry sites that fail to supply players to the network pool. In a couple of cases we’ve seen entire networks die too, although that is more of a rare occurrence than a closing site. Listed below are sites that have closed during our watch.
If you’ve wound up here after clicking a site link to an external site, then its because that site has closed but we’ve kept the page live for reference purposes.
You might like to find another site to play at instead, if so look here:
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Dead Sites And Networks
2011 – Moyo Bingo (St Minver Network)
2011 – Teletext Bingo (St Minver Network)
Apr 2011 – The CyberBingo Network closed down. Cyber Bingo itself has moved over to the Dragonfish Network, and remains open. The rest of the site in the network have closed. These sites are:
Bingo Sky
Bingo Zest
Daily Express Bingo
Daily Star Bingo
New Mag Bingo
OK Magazine Bingo
Star Magazine Bingo
July 2011 – Following the phone hacking scandal and the closure of the News Of The World, NOTW Bingo has shut its doors. All players have been transferred to its sister site, Sun Bingo.
July 2011 – GameOn Bingo
August 2011 – At The Bingo
October 2011 – Bingo Chest
November 2011 – Daily Mail Bingo
January 2012 – Bingolore
March 2012 – Interbingo
