Item: Moon Bingo
Rating: 3.9
Author: Sue Dawson

Moon Bingo Review

Sue Dawson
Last update: 2nd February 2022

Rating: 3.9/5

Moon Bingo has been around since the early days of online bingo and is part of the United Bingo network which, somewhat confusingly, is powered by Dragonfish but owned by Rank Gaming via its subsidiary Stride.

Moon Bingo has gone through a number of design changes in its 12 year history and has lost most of its original theming (which was heavy on astrology). As at most Dragonfish sites, the full range of bingo rooms and slots are not visible until you get inside the lobby and that requires a login. That’s not to say that Moon Bingo is a single page site; far from it, there’s pages and pages devoted to Bingo games, casino games, mobile bingo, payment methods and the like, but they are not particularly useful or up to date and the attached blog (an odd mix of posts about bingo, slots and random stuff) hadn’t been updated for quite a while when we visited. None of this is at all important if you just want to play bingo and slots, of course – all that is inside the lobby.

Moon Bingo is not on the main Dragonfish network but has some rooms in common with it including the Linked and Loaded 75 and 90 ball rooms, Mystery Jackpots and the 52-5 rooms, one playing card based and one roulette themed. The other bingo rooms at Moon – one of which, Moonalicious, is named after Moon itself – are shared with other sites on the United network including Robin Hood Bingo, Woman Bingo and many others. They include a number of regular sliding jackpot games and several rooms where all the prizes are slot spins. There’s also four free bingo rooms for recent depositors – the bigger the deposit, the more rooms you gain access to.

Also inside the lobby is a huge selection of slot games including several progressive jackpots. Not all of them can be played with bonus but it’s very easy to spot which can’t be as they are maked Real Money Only in the lobby.

The player reward system at Moon Bingo is based on trophies (which are mostly awarded for depositing and playing on various games). As you collect them, a meter fills (how much by depends on which trophy it is) and when it’s full, you get a spin of the rewards wheel. The great thing about the trophies at Moon and sister sites is that many of them can be collected multiple times; for example, there’s a trophy for playing £10 on slots in a day that can be collected every day. There’s also a set of monthly special trophies that are changed each month. This means that players never run out of trophies to collect.

Moon Bingo used to have mobile apps but they have been superseded by the latest version of the Dragonfish lobby which plays well on all devices, bringing this venerable Dragonfish site well and truly into the 2020s.

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