Mint Bingo has closed. The site was still trading in early 2026, but at some point this summer they pulled the plug without a word, and as of August 2026 anyone typing mintbingo.com is forwarded straight to Ted Bingo, its sister site. No goodbye message and no press release. Here’s what we know about what happened, and what it means if you had an account there.
| Mint Bingo | Details |
|---|---|
| Status: | Closed, summer 2026 |
| mintbingo.com today: | Redirects to Ted Bingo |
| Launched: | 2020, by 888 |
| Moved to Broadway: | 2022, with the Dragonfish estate |
| Final operator: | Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited |
| Licence: | UKGC 58267 (domain still listed) |
| Final welcome offer: | £20 bingo bonus, code GO20 (dead) |
| Bingo formats: | 90 ball, 75 ball, 52 ball |
What Happened to Mint Bingo?
Nobody announced anything, so here’s the timeline as the public record shows it. Archived copies of the site show Mint Bingo alive and selling its £20 welcome offer as late as mid-February 2026. Its Google rankings held into June. In July they fell away, and by August the domain had stopped being a website at all, bouncing visitors to Ted Bingo instead. The Gambling Commission’s register still lists mintbingo.com on Broadway Gaming Ireland DF Limited’s licence, account 58267, alongside tedbingo.com. This was a brand retirement, not a collapse. The company switched off one of its quieter shopfronts and pointed the sign at a busier one.
It fits a pattern. Broadway inherited a crowd of near-identical bingo skins when it bought 888’s Dragonfish estate in 2022, and Mint was among the least visited. By our tools’ estimates, its search traffic had slid from roughly 2,000 visits a month in early 2022 to about a tenth of that this year. Sites like that don’t get rescued. They get redirected.
Mint Bingo Login and Old Accounts
The old login went down with the site. There’s no Mint Bingo to sign in to any more, and the forwarding to Ted Bingo doesn’t carry your account across the doorstep with you.
If you had cash or unspent bonus sitting in a Mint account, don’t write it off. The operator behind the brand is very much still trading, so your question has somewhere to go. Contact Broadway’s customer support through any of its live bingo sites, tell them you held a Mint Bingo account, and have your old username and registered email ready.
The Mint Bingo Bonus Still Being Advertised
Search for Mint Bingo today and you’ll still find pages offering its welcome bonus. None of them can pay out. The final version was a 200% bingo bonus capped at £20 for a £10 deposit, code GO20, and it died with the site. Older listings go one better and push promo code MINT, which belongs to the brand’s 888 era and had been dead for years before the closure. Any Mint Bingo offer you see out there is a page nobody has updated, not a bonus you can claim.
What Mint Bingo Was Like
The brand arrived in 2020 as an 888 site, run from Gibraltar with the rest of that company’s bingo stable, and it passed to Broadway in 2022 with the Dragonfish sale. The welcome offer changed with the owners, from a £10 bonus with free tickets and spins under 888 to the flat £20 under Broadway, but the site itself barely moved. The homepage invited you to check out its “lush” bingo rooms and “tidy” selection of 500+ slots in 2020, and its final capture was still using the same words six years on.
Under the mint-green paint sat standard Dragonfish: 90-ball and 75-ball rooms plus 52-ball, the same lobby its sisters run to this day. Which is the consolation for anyone who liked the place, because nothing Mint offered was unique to Mint.
Where Mint Bingo Players Go Now
The company’s own answer is Ted Bingo, since that’s where the domain now points. Our Ted Bingo review covers what you’ll find there, and the wider Dragonfish family runs the same rooms under different paint if Ted’s theme does nothing for you.