Broadway Gaming — the operator of Two Fat Ladies’ gaming services — acquired the Dragonfish Bingo platform in July 2022. Dragonfish is one of the industry’s leading bingo providers. Following the acquisition, the biggest independent online bingo company in the UK was formed. As a result, the bingo rooms available to enter at Two Fat Ladies are bustling with players, particularly at peak times.

Dragonfish’s bingo games are hard to match in terms of quality and originality. Each room is presented with top-notch graphics and plenty of colour. The only shortfall here is the lack of other developers — Dragonfish provides the full catalogue, so there isn’t as much variety as at some other sites.

Two Fat Ladies’ selection of bingo rooms covers most of the major variants, along with some exciting new options. Ticket prices start from as little as 1p, so anyone can get involved and try their luck. Let’s take a look at the different bingo games on offer.

• 90-ball – The standard UK bingo format is well represented here, in a variety of themed rooms such as Top of the Shop and Flip It. You’ll be playing with a 9×3 bingo ticket featuring 15 numbers, hoping to tick all the numbers off before any other players. In some rooms, you can also win prizes for being the first to get a line or two lines.
• 75-ball – The predominant variant in the US, 75-ball bingo features a 5×5 grid ticket with a free space in the middle. The winning combinations vary between games — in addition to a full house, you can win with a double line, X shape, or other wacky combinations.
• 75-25 – In a subtle alternative to the 75-ball format, a number of bingo rooms at Two Fat Ladies follow the 75-25 variant. Here, instead of having a free space in the middle of the ticket, it’s completely filled with 25 numbers. Again, winning combinations vary, but you may be able to win with one line or three lines before someone completes a full house. Check out Easy Peasy and Stampede Bingo if you like the sound of 75-25.
• 52-5 – A less common variant that features in the Bingo Deal room. In 52-5, each player has five playing cards, instead of a traditional ticket. The calling works the same, and the winner is the first to cover all five cards.
• Free spins – Two Fat Ladies hosts seven free spins bingo games that are tailored to iconic slots, such as Fluffy Favourites and Gonzo’s Quest. In these rooms, the jackpot is 50 free spins for the selected game.
• Progressive jackpot – Many of the games featured above also come equipped with a progressive jackpot. A small percentage of each ticket fee goes towards the ever-increasing jackpot, which resets once one lucky winner takes the lot. There are different conditions for winning the big prize, but typically it’s paid out for hitting bingo under a certain number of calls.

Two Fat Ladies stacks up pretty well overall in terms of the range of bingo games on offer, particularly thanks to the inclusion of rarer formats such as 75-25 and 52-5. The only major absentee here is the 80-ball bingo game, which you’ll find at competitor sites with slightly larger collections such as Paddy Power. That said, Paddy Power doesn’t feature 75-25 or 52-5, so it’s worth checking out the games for yourself before signing up to see which you prefer.

In addition to its range of bingo games, Two Fat Ladies also offers a wide selection of online slots. Lots of the most popular titles on the market feature, such as NetEnt’s Starburst and Barcrest’s Rainbow Riches.

There’s some good attention to detail when it comes to the categorisation here too — the Best of Microgaming section pinpoints classic games from this top developer, such as Immortal Romance and Thunderstruck II. Players can also browse by progressive jackpots, daily jackpots, new games, top 10 in the UK, and trending.

Not sure whether to play slots or bingo? Two Fat Ladies offers an extensive collection of Slingo games, the popular slots-bingo hybrid. Whether you want to play titles based on slots like Slingo Fluffy Favourites and Slingo Rainbow riches, or other themes such as Slingo Deal or No Deal, it’s all here.

While the selection of slots, Slingo, and bingo games is impressive, there unfortunately aren’t any table casino games on offer at Two Fat Ladies. It may not be such a bad thing for this site to focus on delivering top quality slots and bingo games, but blackjack and roulette fans will nevertheless have to look elsewhere.

Two Fat Ladies offers a decent spread of payment options to make deposits and withdrawals. In addition to Visa and Mastercard debit cards, players can use PayPal if they’d prefer not to share their card details or if they’re seeking faster withdrawals. A wire transfer can be used for withdrawals only, while Apple Pay is available for deposits only. There’s also the option to ring up one of the site’s support agents and pay by phone on 0800-901-2510.

Here’s a breakdown of the withdrawal options you’ll have at your disposal when it’s time to cash out.

As PayPal is the only method to offer fast withdrawals here, the site would benefit from supporting other popular e-wallets such as Neteller and Skrill. Other alternatives such as Trustly and Paysafecard are also absent, despite being found at many other bingo sites.

Before you sign up to any bingo site, you’ll want to get the lowdown on the bonuses and promotions up for grabs. Let’s take a look at what Two Fat Ladies is offering new and existing players.

Welcome Bonus

Two Fat Ladies’ new customer offer is designed to attract attention — it’s rare to see a 200% matched deposit bonus, but that’s exactly what we have here. This means that if you make a £10 deposit after signing up, you’ll receive £20 in bingo bonus funds. What’s more, you’ll also pick up 20 free spins for the Irish Luck slot game at the same time.

The matched deposit bonus available here has an upper limit of £88 — this is small in the context of online casino bonuses generally, but as a bingo-specific deal it’s a decent amount. The 4x wagering requirement associated with this part of the bonus is also favourable for players. On the free spins side of things, winnings are paid in bonus cash which is subject to a less player-friendly 35x wagering requirement.

Super Cannon

The Super Cannon promotion is another mini bonus players can pick up when signing up and depositing for the first time. A £10 deposit grants you one spin on the Prize Wheel, which offers up a variety of potential prizes such as free spins for slots, bingo tickets, coins and bingo bonuses, and more. The big letdown with the promo is the eye-watering 85x wagering requirement that applies to many of the prizes — we can pretty much rule out withdrawing any cash winnings from this offer, but it’s always good to have the chance to play for free.

Trophies Wheel

As you play bingo and other games at Two Fat Ladies, you’ll collect trophies. In doing so, you’ll progress towards unlocking another spin of the prize wheel. You can view your progress in the Trophies section of your account. This time, wagering requirements are limited to 35x, which is more in the realm of what we’d expect from a typical casino offer. Bingo bonus winnings have just 4x wagering attached, so these are your best bet for landing some real cash prizes.

Two Fat Ladies doesn’t offer its own app, instead directing players to play via their mobile browser. While this isn’t the ideal setup, the mobile site is easy to use and features all the same games and promos you’ll find on the desktop site. Additionally, it’s accessible from both iOS and Android operating systems and runs just as smoothly on a tablet.

Customers can get in touch with the Two Fat Ladies support team via phone, live chat, or email. The live chat operates 24/7, while the phone lines are open 08:00 to 00:00 (GMT).

To access the rather outdated-looking live chat service, you’ll need to enter your email address and a subject line. You’ll then enter a queue and be informed of your queue position and estimated waiting time.

If your query is less urgent, you can contact the team by email. Most enquiries are covered by [email protected], but you should contact [email protected] for questions related to promotions. One feature missing from Two Fat Ladies is an FAQs page, which is a considerable drawback compared to other sites.