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US Online Bingo Bonuses and Promotions

While the total number is almost always in flux, we have organized a database consisting of well over 250 bingo bonuses for our visitors. These are categorized into several different groupings including All Bonuses, No Deposit Bonuses, Spins, Cashback offers, Free Trial Bonuses, Exclusive, and Top Claimed.

While not all game variants can be found at US online bingo parlors, you can also search for bonuses by game type. You can also search for bonuses based on the software provider as long as you stick to providers like Vista Gaming.

If you use the dropdown menu at the top of the page you can see almost all of the offers available. Please keep in mind that many operators also provide slot games and other digital random number generator-based gaming. That’s your clue to search for casino game bonuses if you like to play other types of games as well as bingo!

Each type of bonus is executed differently but some of the terms and conditions are common among them. Not all bonuses are created equal, there is a lot that goes into ranking them. Distinct wagering requirements (WR) and other conditions can apply to distinct deals. Some of the turnover requirements are so stringent that you will probably never meet and cash out. We rank those offers closer to the bottom of the list and don’t place such difficult bonuses near the top. We’ve done a lot of hard work for you so you can easily find the best deals available.

Types of Bonuses Available

No Deposit Bonuses (NDB): These are sometimes referred to as a registration offer or a sign-up bonus. They consist of a sum of money awarded to players upon card verification or simply by signing up and joining the site. As with all bonuses, Terms and Conditions (T&Cs) apply, including bonus wagering if applicable. The wagering requirement is simply the number of times you have to put the bonus funds at risk or churn through them. NDBs almost always have a maximum cashout amount limit too. For instance, you might be awarded $20 in bingo funds and need to bet that money 50x ($20 x 50 = $1,000). After turning it over the instructed number of times you can usually cash out. The max cashout might be $50 or $100, they are all different.

No deposit bonuses are the most popular type of offer, but you are only competing against the math to clear wagering and you won’t need to put your own funds at risk in order to win real money.

Extra Spins/Bonus Spins on slots: This is another form of NDB except that instead of funding your account with a set amount of bonus funds, you’ll get a chance to spin a certain slot machine a predetermined number of times with a set wager. It might be twenty $0.50 spins or any number at any value. Whatever you win on those spins becomes your NDB.

In some cases, this is the amount that can be cashed out or it might have a maximum cashout limit. It’s also possible that you would have to turn the winnings over (wagering requirement) and then have a cashable balance, usually with a max cashout threshold.

Cashback: Cashback promotions pay back a certain percentage of your losses over a set period of time. Many sites offer weekly cash back. The best sites treat the reimbursement as cash in your account that you can do with whatever you want to. Other offers are subjected to wagering requirements and other cashout terms just as if the funds were a no deposit bonus. It’s always important to read the T&Cs for other rules such as a max bet limit. If the limit is $5 per spin, betting any more than that on a single spin can breach the terms and void any possible cashout.

Welcome Package/Sign-Up Bonus: Oftentimes, a player will take advantage of a no deposit bonus as their first transaction with a bingo room. The next step is usually to take a welcome bonus, after all, you are still a new player until you make your first deposit.

A sign-up bonus can come in the form of a percentage match such as 100% up to $100. This means your bankroll is doubled but the funds will be subject to terms and conditions such as max bet, perhaps certain games or rooms, wagering requirements, and even a max cashout.

It can also come as a hybrid package with a match bonus and casino spins or even a multi-stage deposit bonus such as 100% on your first deposit, 50% on the second, and 200% on the third deposit. Again, you will want to read and understand the T&Cs to make sure you don’t break the rules, void a cashout, and verify how much you’ll be able to withdraw.

As mentioned earlier, the best bonuses will be at or near the top of the list. Some offers are really not worth spending much time on so we’ve done the hard work for you to present the best of the best at the top of the list.

Free Trial: This is one of the bonuses that might not be worth your time, mainly because there is no way to profit from it. It’s really just a way to introduce you to the games and isn’t real money gaming. You can consider any free trial balance to be fun money and not cashable. Some players don’t notice that term and set themselves up for disappointment. We want you to know what you are getting before you accept an offer so you can manage your expectations properly and avoid any potential disappointment.

LBB Exclusive Bonuses: We have negotiated bonuses with bingo rooms that are exclusively available to our visitors. We can get bigger offers in most cases and better terms on many. To qualify for an exclusive LBB bonus https://latestbingobonuses.com/bonuses/exclusive you will need to click through to the bingo site from our pages.

Bonus Traps and Other Potential Pitfalls

We understand players might be tempted to take advantage of offers that could end up being less than a bonus or more of a “bonus/malus” proposition. We can encourage you to stick to the top of the list or our Best 5 ranking, but it’s a sure bet that some visitors will tempt fate and risk disappointment or even financial loss by getting themselves into a sticky situation.

Over time, we have seen every dirty trick an operator can play on a player. The best of the best doesn’t do this but there are brigands, rogues, and bad actors out there. Players in regulated markets like Great Britain have less of a minefield to navigate but things can still go sideways in a heartbeat for any player.

As a cautionary tale, we strongly suggest that you stick with our top-ranked choices, the sites you see at or near the top of the list are usually the ones that players like you have upvoted to the top tier. 

In most cases, you only want to deposit where a bonus can be waived. Some operators will "decide for you" and simply add a bonus to your account whether you like it or not. What can happen then is that games won't count 100% toward wagering requirements. This is known as game weighting and effectively increases the actual wagering requirement. If playthrough is 30 times but each dollar that goes through a game only counts 50%, the reality is that the wagering is 60x, not thirty.

The bonus must be waivable and the wagering requirement must be fair or all you've done is enter a trap where you will rarely if ever complete the bonus terms in order to cash out.

We'll look into bingo banking in a subsequent section but another term you will want to be on the lookout for is the minimum withdrawal amount. Bitcoin and other crypto banking usually hold more liberal rules than more traditional banking methods.

If you deposit with a debit card and want to withdraw via bank wire or even by a courier check you could be looking at a minimum $100 cash out. If your account doesn’t hold at least $100 in bonus-free cash, you simply won’t be able to withdraw your winnings.

Add the length of time it will take them to process a wire and the fees that can be associated with it and it's just not a great way to do business for the player with a smaller budget and bankroll.

Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin are some of the most popular cryptos to use and exchange fees can be very low. The minimum cashout is likely to be much less than a fiat currency withdrawal as well. Operators can pay you almost instantly in Bitcoin or another virtual currency but that doesn't mean they will. Especially if you use a bonus or have recently made credit card or debit card deposits that stand the risk of being charged back. In that case, those payments must clear the bank before an operator will even consider paying out winnings.

From the Players for the Players Real Money Reviews

Case Study #1

In one case, an LBB operative deposited $200 in Bitcoin and asked for bonuses to be removed from their account. The operator complied, even removing a no deposit bonus, but neglected to tell the player that their straight deposit was encumbered by wagering requirements.

Adding insult to injury the site only had a single bingo room, The Cozy Café. The game room was lit up with several players in chat and participating in the 75-ball game. However, with a five-second wait between ball draws, the game progressed much slower than desired.

Even with the bonuses removed there was still a $5,000 wagering requirement on a $200 deposit, or 25xd (twenty-five times the deposit amount).

After realizing they would probably never make the churn, the player went to slot games in hopes of a volatile hit to fatten the bankroll. It never came and the $200 deposit was ground down to nothing so no cashout was attempted.

The moral of the story..?

Stick to the top-tier list and read the T&Cs before you deposit

Case Study #2

In another circumstance, one of our testers deposited at a well-known and widely recognized site usually known for treating players pretty well. The operative chose to deposit using BTC in order to facilitate a smooth banking process with the lowest fees possible.

The player asked for bonuses to be removed and they were. The player was informed that the default state is to get a bonus so they would have to request removal with each deposit.

With a clean deposit, there were still wagering requirements attached. The player would have to turn over the $200 deposit 3.5x on bingo ($700 action) or 30x on slots ($6,000 coin in the machines). The reviewer played bingo because it looked easier to clear wagering. The bingo pots were small so they went ahead and started playing slots with a 30x wagering requirement.

They were unable to complete wagering requirements so a cashout along with document verification was never completed. Had they beaten the bonus the minimum withdrawal would have been $100 and a $30 fee would have been levied for a Bitcoin payout. They would have been forced to wait 72 hours from the time of deposit in order to withdraw.

The moral of the story is the same as before - please stick to our list of ranked and rated bingo sites! Also, this one would have only allowed $500 a week for slots-generated withdrawals and why on earth would the operator charge $30 for a Bitcoin withdrawal? Insane.

Case Study #3

Another site, once one of the best places to play online had some strange wagering requirements attached even though the player requested bonuses be removed before they deposited. There were rules stating that 95% or more of a deposit must be wagered, and advising that you could "buy out" wagering requirements by simply forfeiting the amount of playthrough after a big win.

Although requested, bonuses were not removed and a wagering requirement was applied to both the deposit and bonus amounts.

No games had a wagering contribution of 100%. Bingo counted 50%, slots only counted 10% and all other games contributed 5%. The last weighting means that a 10x playthrough actually becomes 100x in reality.

The story just gets worse from there with a minimum $100 withdrawal threshold along and a $30 fee. Cashouts are only processed one day each week. With all of that said it's not surprising that the tester came away from the experience with no withdrawal being processed.

The moral of the story... some places should simply be avoided after reading the terms and talking to customer service.

Bingo Banking Options

Bank transfers, credit cards, cryptocurrencies, debit cards, and gift cards are some of the options you might run across for deposits and withdrawals. Since every site runs its own cashier service, you will need to visit the operator or read our reviews to know which methods work one way or the other, or both ways. Not all methods are good for both deposits and withdrawals. But they are made available to accommodate as many people as possible.

Bitcoin is the most widely used cryptocurrency used for gambling followed by Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. If you don’t read have a coin exchange you can sign up at Coinbase or another major service provider. One great thing about Coinbase is that after you get your payout to your crypto-wallet you can convert it directly to cash on your PayPal card if you have one.

Credit Cards/Debit Cards: You can deposit with a credit card directly through the site’s cashier facility. All major cards are accepted with Visa and Mastercard the most universal. American Express will be accepted in some places and not others. Be sure to check in with the cashier if you plan to cash out by the same method - some will work and some won’t depending on the third-party payment gateway selected by the operator.

Gift cards and pre-paid: If this service is offered you will find it in the cashier section. Some prepaid cards are simply non-reloadable Visas or Mastercards and those may or may not work.

Wire Service/Bank Transfers: These will work for withdrawals more often than for deposits. In fact, some operators require new customers to cash out via bank wire on their first withdrawal as part of the AML policy.

While we would like to recommend the best payment methods for US players, that will change with each operator based on their payment processors, any fees, and a few other variables. Our reviews list all available methods so you should find one or two that are most familiar and convenient for you.

US Online Bingo Software and Games

While the world of bingo has many game providers players in the USA are restricted in what sorts of games they can play. None of the publicly traded companies like Dragonfish, Pragmatic Play, Jumpman Gaming, or Playtech will serve the unregulated US market. That means offshore options with licensing in Costa Rica or Curacao are the only real options.

Vista Gaming and Parlay are the two main bingo providers for US players.

Bingo games all have a few things in common but the type of games available to US players are limited. You are most likely to find 90-ball, 80-ball, and 75-ball bingo at a Parlay-powered online bingo hall or 90-ball and 75-ball bingo at a Vista Gaming-powered website.

On the other hand, there are several slot and casino game providers to choose from. These include: BetSoft, Rival, Saucify, Mobilots, Eurasian Gaming, Mancala Gaming, SA Gaming, Zeusplay and Thunderspin.

Vista Gaming

Thousands of players each day visit Vista Gaming bingo rooms to chat and play their favorite 75-ball and 90-ball games. Surrounding the games, visitors will find a variety of casino games, some can be played while your current bingo game is being called.

The game rooms themselves feature a wide range of diversity in theme, color, and layout as well as a highly configurable cascade of game settings so operators can make sure visitors never become bored with the state of play. Chat features are configurable by the player.

CyberBingo is one of the best-known Vista Gaming sites, and offers a full range of gambling opportunities with full scale online casinos attached, live dealer games, and sports betting, depending on which one you choose.

Slots and video poker in various hand counts are set and ready for a winning spin or hand, but suffice it to say a complete online gambling experience is available for those who choose to play those games. Look for Baccarat, Blackjack, Casino War, American and European roulette, and Texas Hold'em.

For the passionate bingo player, they offer auto-dabbers, support US Dollar and crypto payments both ways and feature-rich chat rooms with emojis and other accents, not to mention a wide range of promotions and card specials.

The games run the gamut from simple pattern wins to blackouts, with hundreds of patterns in between.

Chat facilities feature game rules right on board.

Look for free bingo rooms with real money prizes…

…side games like slots you can play when your card is being called, and free games from providers like Betsoft and Mobilots.

Live dealer games like roulette, baccarat, blackjack, live ball keno, and specialty games can be found at CyberBingo. Learn more about live casino games here.

Parlay Entertainment

Parlay Games, Inc. sometimes referred to as Parlay Entertainment has been in the business since day one as well. The company offers Live Ball Call games and random number generator-fed games. The provider also offers a full range of casino games but not all bingo rooms will feature all games.

Parlay's main bingo products are 75-ball, 80-ball, and 90-ball variants with thousands of configurable options.

If you find a site utilizing its Bingo 2.0 option players still need talent and strategy to collect coveralls and bingo lines, but their success is measured by points. They compete with one another on a leaderboard for a fully "gamified" experience.

Similar to a poker tournament, only the top finishers get paid. It's a fast-paced, competitive game where players frequently switch positions and win by coming from behind.

Some of the Parlay casino suite is “retro-archaic” and some of the games are fully modern offerings. There’s nothing like a trip down memory lane for players who started in the 1990s and now find a Parlay-powered bingo site with their time-honored favorite slots.

Parlay Bingo

Parlay is one of the few suppliers that still offer buy-one-get-one card promotions. Players can be surprised at any time with an offer of Bingo Bucks which is bonus money to be used only on bingo games. Be sure to note if the Bingo Bucks offered are part of an NDB or simply a “free trial” as free trial winnings cannot be cashed out.

Jackpot games add to the excitement of Parlay bingo and for the two-fisted player, there are slots and other games available as side games that you can play at the same time as your bingo game.

All games can be played right in your web browser on mobile or desktop computers.

Jurisdictions and Licenses

All online gambling companies should be licensed. There are international laws and agreements designed to monitor and prevent money laundering through online casinos. At a minimum AML/CFT protocol and KYC are in place. Those are strong letters and they refer respectively to anti-money laundering, countering the financing of terrorism, and “know your customer”.

KYC is also used to make sure that underaged kids are not gambling and that vulnerable persons (addicted to gambling) are not doing harm to themselves or their families. Collectively these rules also protect the average player from identity theft and financial fraud just as they protect the bingo room operator.

Most of the sites used by American players are licensed in Curacao. The overarching regulator makes sure all sites adhere to the most basic premises as outlined above but regulators rarely get involved in individual disputes. That’s another very good reason to rely on a trusted authority like Latest Bingo Bonuses that’s been around and looking out for players since 2009.

If a player excludes themselves from a gambling site the operator must honor that request or risk losing its license. If an operator violates the terms of its license, it can be shut down too. But simply complaining about poor treatment, misunderstood terms, or even predatory and rogue behavior will most likely fall on deaf ears.

That won’t be the case in Curacao much longer. When the pandemic hit and the Kingdom of the Netherlands was called on to offer help, it was given but it came with strings attached. Curacao is undergoing a complete revamping of its licensing system so that soon, all licenses will be issued by a single government authority rather than the current system of Master License holders and sub-licenses. This is good news. Borderline operators will have to answer directly to a government regulator for their business practices. Until then, please only play at well-ranked sites with decent reputations, you’ll be glad you did.

Blacklists and Warnings

Speaking of brigands and rogues. We keep a list of sites that we have blacklisted or have issued a warning against. It’s a wise move to familiarize yourself with these operators or at least know how to find them so they can be avoided.

When we issue a warning, it means that players should proceed with caution. Sites with a warning are not recommended. The informed player who simply has to push their luck is welcome to navigate the mess, learn the terms and conditions, and take their chances. But we do not recommend it. We give you all the information you need to make an informed decision but ultimately, the choice is yours.

When we have blacklisted a site we strongly recommend that you avoid it at all costs. These sites do more than sneak in a predatory term here or there or take their own sweet time paying out winnings in the hope that you’ll expose them to the house edge again and lose them back - they will rob you blind if given the chance.

We do highly recommend that you stay in tune with our warnings and blacklists because we update the listings as issues occur and we have our finger on the pulse of the bingo gaming world.

A quick reminder about getting locked into a bonus with unbeatable wagering requirements - please choose from among the top-ranked sites on our lists, read the reviews, and read and understand the terms and conditions along the way. Bingo is a lot of fun but it takes some due diligence and homework to avoid the bad sites and only play where fun wins get paid out! We can help with that.

Conclusion

In conclusion, LBB has a great range of tools for bingo players to use. Our Quicks Start Guide and FAQs should cover any question that may have arisen as we told you about the highs and lows of online bingo for players in the USA.

While there are some very good apples out there, and we point you to them, there are also some bad actors.  Some of the worst things you’ll run across if you stay away from sites with warnings and those on the blacklist, are forced bonuses with unreasonable wagering requirements, high minimum cashouts, and not all games counting toward reducing wagering.

Some of the best things that can occur if you read our reviews and play only at highly rated operations, sometimes rated by players themselves, is an entertaining session of bingo play with complimentary bonus funds and even BOGOF cards - buy one, get one free!

Our reviews feature advantages and disadvantages, so that can be a good place to start - read the green print, read the red print, and balance the anticipated experience.

If you are a small depositor, be sure to play where you can cash out smaller amounts and by all means, never accept a bonus unless you fully understand the terms and intend to abide by them. A huge boost to your bankroll can be exhilarating and it might give you enough extra chances to win a jackpot or at least a few great returns. But keep in mind the bigger the bonus and the higher the wagering, the longer you will be exposing the funds to the house advantage that exists in every casino game - even bingo.