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Key facts

✓ UK licence recorded
Operator
Broadway Gaming
Licence
UKGC 58267
Status
UK licence recorded

Last verified: September 12, 2026

Short answer: yes, Butterfly Bingo has sisters — a large family of them — and the honest headline is a correction. Butterfly Bingo is not an offshore, unlicensed site. It is run by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, a Dublin company licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, and butterflybingo.com is listed as active on the Commission's own register under account 58267. So this is a UK-licensed bingo brand sitting inside the UK system, on the old 888/Dragonfish network that Broadway now owns. If you have read elsewhere that it is "non-UK" or "outside the rules", that is wrong, and it matters, because the protections that come with a UK licence are the whole point of choosing one brand over another.

Who actually runs it

The company that holds your account and your money is Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited, registered at Hospitality House, Cumberland Street South, Dublin. The "DF" is not decoration — it stands for Dragonfish, the bingo software platform and stable of B2C brands that 888 Holdings built and then sold. In December 2021 888 agreed to sell its entire online bingo business and the Dragonfish platform to Broadway Gaming, and the deal completed in July 2022 for about $45m. That is why so many former 888 bingo names now answer to Broadway.

Read the ownership in layers rather than as a flat "owned by X": the brand is Butterfly Bingo; the licensed operator you contract with is Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited; the wider group is Broadway Gaming; and the platform underneath is Dragonfish. One practical consequence of a shared platform is that a lot of Broadway's bingo sites are near-identical re-skins of the same engine — a point that matters more below than any marketing tagline.

What is — and isn't — verifiable about its licensing

Here is what we could confirm directly on the regulator's own pages, not from an affiliate list:

  • The UKGC licence summary for account 58267 shows Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited holding Remote Bingo, Remote Casino and Remote Gambling Software licences, all active, running since 23 February 2022.
  • The domain-names section of that same licence lists butterflybingo.com as active — the primary proof that this brand is genuinely covered by the licence, rather than borrowing someone else's.

That is a real UK licence, and it means the operator is bound by UK rules on fair terms, handling of customer funds, verification and self-exclusion. What we could not independently verify — so we will not print it as fact — is the operator's exact customer-funds protection rating; that is disclosed in the site's own terms, and you should read it before depositing. We also make no claim about specific bonus figures, wagering percentages or game counts: those change constantly, so check the current terms on the site itself.

Butterfly Bingo's real sister sites

"Sister site" is only meaningful if it means the same licensed operator, not a random "similar casinos" list. The genuine siblings are the other brands sitting on the same UKGC licence, account 58267 — all confirmed on the Commission's domain-names register. A representative selection of the best-known:

BrandOperator (licensee)Note
Wink BingoBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Same licence; register-verified
Wink SlotsBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Slots-led sibling; register-verified
Costa BingoBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Same licence; register-verified
888 LadiesBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Former 888 brand; register-verified
888 BingoBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Former 888 brand; register-verified
Bingo HollywoodBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Same licence; register-verified
Sing BingoBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Same licence; register-verified
Moon BingoBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Same licence; register-verified
Tasty BingoBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Same licence; register-verified
RedBus BingoBroadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited (UKGC 58267)Same licence; register-verified

That licence carries dozens of live brands, so this is a sample of the recognisable ones, not the full list — the register page has all of them. One distinction worth keeping straight: the wider Broadway Gaming group also runs bingo names such as Butlers Bingo, Glossy Bingo, Dotty Bingo and Casino of Dreams, but those sit under a separate group company on a different UK licence. Same family, different licensed entity — so if it is self-exclusion coverage you care about, confirm which licence a given brand is on before assuming anything carries.

What UK licensing does — and doesn't — guarantee you

Because Butterfly Bingo is UK-licensed, the protections a British player actually cares about are present. But "licensed" is not "risk-free", so read this as the honest checklist rather than reassurance:

  • You do get a complaints and dispute route. As a UKGC licensee, the operator must use an approved alternative dispute resolution (ADR) provider, and the Commission oversees the licence. An unlicensed offshore site would give you neither — this one does.
  • Self-exclusion does reach it. This is the single most important correction to the "offshore" myth: as a UK-licensed operator it participates in the national online self-exclusion scheme, so a scheme-wide self-exclusion covers Butterfly Bingo along with every other UK-licensed site. If you have taken a break from gambling, this is not a loophole around it — and it should not be used as one.
  • Deposit limits are per account. A deposit limit you set on Butterfly Bingo does not automatically apply to Wink Bingo, Costa Bingo or any other sibling. Set your own limit on each brand you actually use. Self-exclusion is the thing that carries across the scheme; limits are per-account.
  • Check how your money is held. The operator must disclose in its terms how it holds customer funds and its protection level. Many bingo operators sit at the lower end of that scale, so read the statement rather than assuming your balance is ring-fenced.
  • Bonus terms are where the small print lives. UK rules cap wagering requirements on new incentives at 10x, and we make no claim about Butterfly's current offer — read the wagering, game-weighting and withdrawal terms on the site before you opt in.
  • The re-skin trap. Because Butterfly, Wink, Costa and the rest run on the same Dragonfish platform, hopping between them for "another welcome offer" mostly means playing the same product with a different logo — and the operator's verification and responsible-gambling checks look across the family, not just one skin.

The honest verdict

Butterfly Bingo is a legitimate, UK-licensed bingo brand on Broadway Gaming's Dragonfish network — not the offshore, protection-free site it is sometimes painted as. In the terms this site cares about, a UK-licensed operator is the safer choice, and this is one: real complaints route, real regulatory oversight, real self-exclusion coverage. The genuine cautions are ordinary ones — it is one of many near-identical siblings, so treat "sister-site bonus hunting" with scepticism, confirm the funds-protection statement, and set your limits per account. If you want the strongest possible player-fund protection, check the operator's disclosure and compare before you deposit; but as UK-licensed bingo goes, Butterfly Bingo is inside the system, not outside it.


18+ · Play responsibly. If gambling stops being fun, the National Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 0808 8020 133 (GamCare). The national online self-exclusion scheme covers every UK-licensed online operator at once — including Butterfly Bingo and its Broadway/Dragonfish siblings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are butterfly bingo sister sites?+
Butterfly Bingo sister sites are online bingo and casino brands operated by Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited under UKGC licence account 58267. Six brands are documented in this profile including Wink Bingo, 888 Ladies, Costa Bingo, Ted Bingo, Wink Slots, and Sugar Bingo. All share the Dragonfish platform and UK self-exclusion enrolment.
Can I transfer my balance between Butterfly Bingo sister sites?+
Balance transfers between individual brands are not confirmed as available. While all brands share the Dragonfish platform and operator infrastructure, each brand maintains a separate player account. Players should contact Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited customer support directly to confirm whether cross-brand balance transfers are possible within the network.
Do Butterfly Bingo sister sites share account data?+
All brands operate on the Dragonfish platform under the same UKGC licence. Shared bingo rooms mean players at different brands play in the same lobbies. Account data including self-exclusion status propagates across the network. GAMSTOP registration applies across participating online gambling businesses licensed in Great Britain and can take up to 24 hours to become effective; it is separate from an exclusion requested directly with one operator.
Does Butterfly Bingo accept cryptocurrency deposits?+
No. Butterfly Bingo and all documented sister sites operate on fiat-only payment rails. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and USDT are not accepted. Accepted payment methods include Visa Debit, MasterCard Debit, PayPal, Paysafecard, Pay by Phone, and wire transfer. This applies network-wide across all brands under UKGC account 58267.
Which Butterfly Bingo sister site has the best bingo bonus?+
This review does not establish a current lowest-wagering offer for Butterfly Bingo and its listed comparisons. The earlier ranking used above-10x figures that should not be presented as current UK bonus terms. For incentives offered to customers in Great Britain, the UKGC wagering limit has been 10 times bonus funds since 19 January 2026. Compare the exact promotion for each eligible brand: distinguish bingo bonus funds, slots bonus funds and free-spin winnings, then check the qualifying deposit, game contribution, expiry and any bonus conversion cap. A shared operator does not guarantee the same offer or repeat welcome-bonus eligibility. See the UKGC bonus rule.