Who owns Bingo.com (UK, uk.bingo.com)?

As of : Bingo.com (uk.bingo.com) is owned by FDJ United, the listed French lottery group, through Kindred Group, which FDJ took over in October 2024. The site runs under Platinum Gaming Limited, which holds UK Gambling Commission account 45322. The UK register shows uk.bingo.com as a white-label domain on that licence.

Ultimate ownerFDJ United (listed (Euronext Paris: FDJU); the French State held about 72% before the November 2019 IPO and keeps about 21%)
Owner chainKindred Group plc → FDJ United
Operating companyPlatinum Gaming Limited · seat not confirmed on the register
LicencesUKGC account 45322
Ireland — GRAI (GRAI-0890-RB-26-0001)
ProductsBingo, Casino
Websiteuk.bingo.com
Sister casinos16
Fines and actionsBingo.com’s own company: 2 · whole FDJ United group: 14
Owner proofverified
Last checked21 Oct 2026

In numbers

  • Platinum Gaming Limited also runs 2 other gambling brands under the same company and licence.
  • FDJ United owns 17 casino and betting brands (38 websites) in our data.
  • 14 fines and regulator actions against the owner since 2019, about €37 million in total (converted to euros).
  • Licensed in 2 countries: GB, IE.

Finnish gambling licence

FDJ United (Unibet) has applied for a Finnish gambling licence (May 2026). In our data the company belongs to the owner group Kindred Group plc. The source does not name the brand Bingo.com. Licensed gambling can start on 1 July 2027 at the earliest. (source: Yle Urheilu)

Finland licence tracker: who applied and who owns them → · What changes for players on 1 July 2027 →

Who is behind it

Bingo.com sits in Kindred Group, the Malta-based gambling group that FDJ United bought in October 2024 and then delisted from Nasdaq Stockholm. FDJ United is listed on Euronext Paris, and the French State keeps about 21%.

We have no date for when Kindred got Bingo.com.

Licence and what it means for you

uk.bingo.com is a white-label domain on Platinum Gaming Limited's licence, UK Gambling Commission account 45322. For bingo players, UK rules on age checks, safer-gambling tools and complaints cover the bingo rooms and the casino games on the site alike. GamStop self-exclusion covers all UK-licensed online sites. Platinum Gaming Limited also holds an Irish remote betting licence from GRAI, valid from September 2026 to September 2029. We could not confirm where the company is based.

Licence records

RegulatorTypeValidCheck it
UKGC
account 45322
—activeregister
Ireland — GRAI
GRAI-0890-RB-26-0001
B2C Remote Betting2026-09-11 – 2029-09-10register

What each licence means, and self-exclusion

Sister sites

Bingo.com is the group's dedicated bingo brand. Maria Casino also offers bingo next to its casino games. Unibet and 32Red use the same UK licence holder. Further away sit FDJ, the French lottery, and ZEturf for horse betting. Our data counts 16 sister brands. GamStop covers the UK sites, but an account block at Bingo.com may not reach the others.

16 sister casinos

Same owner often means the same terms, the same support team and the same payout rules. A self-exclusion at one brand may not cover its sister sites.

Does self-exclusion at Bingo.com cover its sister sites? · How national self-exclusion schemes work

Fines and regulator actions

Platinum Gaming Limited, the licence holder for uk.bingo.com, has two UK cases. In March 2023, before FDJ owned Kindred, it paid £2,937,599 because self-excluded players were able to gamble. In October 2025 the UK Gambling Commission fined it £10 million for repeat anti-money-laundering and social-responsibility failures, with a required independent audit. Bingo.com is also named in a Norwegian case from September 2022, when Lotteritilsynet set a daily coercive fine on Trannel International Ltd for offering several Kindred brands there without a licence. Our data counts 14 actions across the group.

All 14 fines and regulator actions, with sources

2 of these 14 concern Bingo.com’s own company; the others concern other companies of the FDJ United group. The company column names who was fined.

Fines from the 40 regulators, prosecutors and courts we track, online gambling only; fines against land-based casinos are out of scope. How we count fines.

DateCompanyRegulator / courtAmountReason
2025-12-02Optdeck Service Ltd (Unibet NL)Kansspelautoriteit (Netherlands)EUR 4,000,000Duty-of-care failures Jul 2022 to Jul 2024: late income checks after big losses, weak pop-up interventions (date = press report). source
2025-10-22Platinum Gaming Limited (unibet.co.uk, uk.bingo.com)UK Gambling CommissionGBP 10,000,000Repeat AML and social responsibility failures (second action after 2023), with a required independent audit. source
2025-09-02Optdeck Service Ltd (Unibet)Kansspelautoriteit (Netherlands)EUR 450,000Penalty order (EUR 75,000 per week, max EUR 450,000; amount is the maximum, not a paid fine) for offering banned bet types such as corners and yellow cards, Oct 2022 to May 2025. source
2025-05-05Spooniker LtdSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 10,000,000Warning and SEK 10m sanction fee for anti-money-laundering failures: weak customer due diligence on five high-depositing customers (May 2023 to April 2024), found in a follow-up to the November 2022 AML decision. Decision dated 5 May 2025 (case 24Si1186). Förvaltningsrätten i Linköping rejected Spooniker's appeal on 2 July 2026 (case 4340-25). source
2025-05BetChoice Corporation Pty Ltd (Unibet)ACMA (Australia)AUD 1,014,120First ACMA financial penalty under the BetStop self-exclusion rules: failed to close 954 accounts of registered customers. source
2024-12-18Optdeck Service Ltd (Unibet NL)Kansspelautoriteit (Netherlands)EUR 400,000Let players registered in the CRUKS self-exclusion register gamble. source
2023-03-2332Red LimitedUK Gambling CommissionGBP 4,195,655Social-responsibility and AML failings; official warning. source
2023-03-23Platinum Gaming Limited (Unibet UK)UK Gambling CommissionGBP 2,937,599Self-excluded players able to gamble; social-responsibility and AML failings. source
2023-03-22Downs Racing, L.P. and Unibet Interactive, Inc.USA Pennsylvania — PGCBUSD 7,500Consent agreement (joint): did not act on a player's 90-day cool-off request; the player kept gambling online for 21 more days. source
2022-11-17Spooniker LtdSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 10,900,000Warning and fine (Kindred's former Swedish licensee) for anti-money-laundering failures. source
2022-09-14Trannel International LtdNorway — LotteritilsynetNOK 1,198,250Daily coercive fine imposed for continuing to offer Unibet, Maria Casino, Storspiller and Bingo.com to Norwegians without a licence; later paused, and Kindred withdrew from Norway in 2023. source
2022-08-25Unibet ON Inc.AGCO (Ontario)CAD 48,000Order of monetary penalty for public ads promoting 'generous welcome offers' in May 2022. source
2020-03Spooniker LtdSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 100,000,000Unlawful bonuses and prize draws in 2019; fine cut to SEK 50m (2021) and then SEK 30m on appeal. source
2019-08-19Trannel International Ltd (unibet.eu)Kansspelautoriteit (Netherlands)EUR 470,000Offered online gambling to Dutch players before the market was licensed (date = press report). source

About FDJ United

France's national lottery operator, which took over Kindred Group (Unibet, 32Red) in October 2024 for about €2.5bn and now trades as FDJ United. The online betting and gaming arm is being consolidated, with Parions Sport online merging onto the Unibet platform in 2026.

Headquarters: France · Founded: 1976 · Ownership: listed (Euronext Paris: FDJU); the French State held about 72% before the November 2019 IPO and keeps about 21%

How we know, and what we could not confirm

How we know: Shown as a white-label domain on Platinum Gaming's UK licence.

Ratings elsewhere

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Questions and answers

Who owns Bingo.com?

FDJ United, through Kindred Group.

Is Bingo.com a white label?

Yes. The UK register shows uk.bingo.com as a white-label domain on Platinum Gaming Limited's licence, account 45322.

Has Bingo.com been fined?

Its company, Platinum Gaming Limited, was fined £10 million by the UK Gambling Commission in 2025.

Is Bingo.com legit?

Bingo.com is run by Platinum Gaming Limited, which holds a licence from UKGC (account 45322) and a licence from GRAI (Ireland) for B2C Remote Betting. Check the licence in the UKGC licence register. Its owner is FDJ United, a listed company. Fines and regulator actions against Bingo.com’s own company: 2; against the whole FDJ United group: 14. Sister sites with the same owner: 16. Guide: How to check a casino. We do not rate sites. A licence from your country’s regulator is the main protection.

What are Bingo.com’s sister sites?

Bingo.com has 16 sister casinos with the same owner, FDJ United: FDJ, ZEturf, Unibet FR, Unibet, 32Red and 11 more. Full list: all FDJ United sister sites.

Sources

Last checked 21 Oct 2026. How we check facts. Gambling can be addictive. Help: BeGambleAware, GamStop, Gamblers Anonymous.

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