Foxy Dollars At Foxy Bingo

Entain are well known for their brilliant player promotions and their latest innovation, Foxy Dollars at Foxy Bingo, is one of the best yet.

• What are Foxy Dollars?
• How do I get Foxy Dollars?
• What’s so special about Foxy Dollars?
• What else can I do with Foxy Dollars?
• Foxy Dollars – Our Verdict

What are Foxy Dollars?

Introduced in June 2025, Foxy Dollars are part of an ongoing Foxy Bingo player promotion.  You know how some bingo sites and casinos have loyalty schemes where you collect points as you play and redeem them for free spins and other rewards in the shop?  Foxy Dollars is a similar sort of thing, but on steroids.

Essentially, Foxy Dollars are an in-game, non real money currency enabling players to use Foxy like a social casino alongside playing with real money.

How do I get Foxy Dollars?

You can collect Foxy Dollars in two ways:

1. Play the free daily game Foxy Plinko.  You’ll be given one Foxy Dollar to play with each day and you can win from 10 to 5000 Foxy Dollars.  Play the game three times in one week to access the special bonus round on the Saturday.
2. Play Foxy’s free to enter slot tournaments and if you rank highly enough on the leaderboard you’ll win some Foxy Dollars.

What’s so special about Foxy Dollars?

The innovative thing about Foxy Dollars is that once you’ve got some, you can actually gamble with them in the Foxy Arcade.  No-one’s ever done anything like that with loyalty points before! The Arcade has two areas:

Bingo Games

• Foxy Dollars – This is a Foxy Dollars only 90 ball bingo room where you can buy up to 24 tickets per game.  Ticket prices are 10 or 20 Foxy Dollars per ticket and the prize pool is 1500 or 3600 Foxy Dollars. Some games have an Everyone Wins feature.
• Battle Royale Bingo – This is a form of elimination bingo which is exclusive to Foxy.  Originally a real money bingo game, Battle Royale Bingo is now only to be found in the Arcade. You can buy in for 10 Foxy Dollars per number, with three numbers maximum per game.  Prizes range from a consolation prize of 10 Foxy Dollars to a top prize of 200 Foxy Dollars.
• Fishin’ Frenzy – You can buy into this non real money version of Entain’s Fishin’ Frenzy bingo game (which has a minimum of 3 players and a maximum of 5) for 300 Foxy Dollars.  The prize is 800 Foxy Dollars.

Casino Games

Around 20 slot games can be played with Foxy Dollars. They include popular titles such as Fishin’ Frenzy The Big Catch and King Kong Cash Even Bigger Bananas plus Entain exclusives such as Lock o’the Irish.  The minimum stake is 10 Foxy Dollars a spin and the maximum 200 Foxy Dollars a spin.  The games play just like the real money versions but with Foxy Dollars as the currency instead of pounds and pence.

What else can I do with Foxy Dollars?

Slot Tournaments

Some of the slot tournaments at Foxy have a Foxy Dollars entry fee, which can vary from 10 Foxy Dollars at quiet times to 250 Foxy Dollars at peak times. The tournaments with the more expensive entry fees have prizes of real cash or slot spins as well as Foxy Dollars.

Foxy Dollars Shop

Although Foxy Dollars have no monetary value, they can be redeemed in the Foxy Dollars Shop.  The rewards include free bingo tickets, free spins, golden chips (for live games), bingo bonus, casino bonus and real cash (but you’ll need a LOT of Foxy Dollars for that).

Foxy Dollars expire on the 7th of the month following the month of collection so, for example, any Foxy Dollars collected during the month of October will expire on 7th November.

Foxy Dollars – Our Verdict

We love Foxy Dollars!  We reckon they add a whole extra dimension to playing at Foxy Bingo and massively increase the entertainment value at what’s already a great site.

Sue Dawson

Creating iGaming content since 2013 - bingo and slots specialist

Sue Dawson has been writing about (and playing) online bingo and slots since 2013, putting her unique spin on everything.  She has…

Sue Dawson has been writing about (and playing) online bingo and slots since 2013, putting her unique spin on everything.  She has written pieces for iGaming industry news sites, appeared on and moderated panels at industry events and on podcasts, helped to judge industry awards and is a member of iGB Executive, a high level industry think tank.  In her spare time she enjoys gaming, hiking, dancing, watching motorsport and reading science fiction.

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