Bingo Drive

Every Bingo Drive gift link is a join.bingodrive.com/BXwM/gift address with a one-off code, which opens the game through play.bingodrive.com. The link itself carries no date or amount, so we counted the Facebook posts that carry them instead.

How we counted

• What: All 270 posts on the official Bingo Drive Facebook page from 1 June to 6 October 2026, with the time each was posted. 233 carried a gift link, one each.
• Window: For daily figures, the 127 full days from 1 June to 5 October.
• Limits: The posts do not say what each link pays. Gliding Deer's X account repeats the posts with separate links, which we did not count here.

What we found

• Nearly every day: 232 gift links in 127 days, about 1.8 a day. Only 5 days had none; 49 had two and 28 had three or four.
• A weekly rhythm: Tuesdays and Wednesdays averaged nearly three, weekends about one. Every Tuesday brought the Weekend Saga winners and Granny's Goodies, most Wednesdays the new room, and Wednesday or Thursday evening the Weekend Saga opening.
• Set times: Most went up at 10:00, 17:00, 19:00 or 22:00 UTC, the last being 6 p.m. US Eastern in summer.
• What they are attached to: Greetings, spot-the-difference and chess puzzles with their answers, the weekly room, Weekend Saga, Granny's Goodies, time-limited collections and winners lists.

Weekend Saga is the one with a stated prize: each week Gliding Deer draws 30 players who completed at least one Episode, and its posts say each wins 200 Bingo Credits. We list the gift links on our free Credits page.

Bingo Drive is an online bingo game built for short, repeatable sessions. Rather than focusing only on completing cards, it wraps the bingo in a broader progression system of themed rooms, collections, daily activities, quests, tournaments and social interaction, with a road-trip framing and a car you customise as you travel.

It comes from Gliding Deer Ltd and runs on the App Store, Google Play, Facebook and the official bingodrive.com site. It reached the App Store on 27 July 2017 and is still updated: version 3.12.04 arrived on 28 September 2026. Gliding Deer says it is for players 21 and over, for amusement only, with no real money or prizes to win.

A session starts in a themed room. You enter a round, receive cards, and mark numbers as they are called, aiming to complete a pattern for in-game rewards, progression or collection items.

• Auto-Daub: Marks matching numbers for you instead of tapping each one. It costs Coins and can be switched on or off during a room.
• Pre-daub: The feature Bingo Drive markets as exclusive to itself: guess and pre-daub numbers on lucky cards before they are called. The reward structure for a correct guess varies by room and is not fully explained publicly.
• Power-ups: Shown as lightning-bolt icons in the wallet, with each one's function viewable there. Some rooms restrict which can be used.

The outcome stays chance-driven. You pick rooms, manage currencies and decide when to spend a power-up, but nothing changes which numbers get called. That is worth holding onto when a page elsewhere promises a strategy that wins.

The game is organised around rooms and tours: a World Tour through six continents, seasonal events and Sagas, and the Golden Adventures Tour, played with Coins instead of Bingo Credits. Rooms stay locked until you level up, and Gliding Deer opens a new one each week. Named rooms include Sugar Rush, Pillage and Plunder, the seasonal Skate Date and Niagara Falls, which the FAQ says earns experience faster.

• Houses: Appear behind numbers and award Coins, Bingo Credits, car-related rewards, collectibles or power-ups when marked.
• Burst Points: Require you to daub the numbers around a themed item before it releases its reward.
• High Roller rooms: Found in some tours, described by the FAQ as the hardest games with the biggest payouts. Payout here means in-game rewards, not money.

Mechanics differ between rooms, including which power-ups are allowed, so the room panel is worth reading before you commit Credits to one.

Power-ups live in the currency wallet as lightning-bolt icons and their functions can be checked there, though no complete list is published. One that is named officially is the Lightning Bolt: it charges after two daubs and has a faster cooldown, letting you call bingo more quickly under the relevant room rules.

• Daily Spin, free once a day.
• Wheel of Fortune, in the bottom right of any room.
• Lucky scratch numbers.
• Slot-style games.
• Mini board games.
• Double Payout rounds, which double the Bingo Credits and Coins earned in that round.
• The Bingo Master Tournament, with hourly, weekly and all-time boards in the FAQ.

All of these pay virtual rewards, and no odds are published for any of them.

The game is designed to be played around other people. You can add Buddies you meet in a room, invite Facebook friends, chat, send gifts, and request or exchange collectibles. Free cards can be collected and sent to other players.

Collections run through the Passport and puzzle-piece sections. Pick a collection, pick a Buddy, send a collectible. Hold at least four copies of one item and Trade-Up exchanges the spares for another piece in numerical order. That gives a round a second purpose beyond winning it: you may be working toward completing a room, earning a chest, finding one specific puzzle piece, or unlocking a new part of the game.

Chests come in Classic, Rare, Epic and Legendary tiers. You win them in rounds, buy them with Coins or convert spare cards into them, and Epic and Legendary chests can contain exclusive Spookies. Completing a collection set also pays a Mega Token, and enough of those can pay a Mega Reward. No chest odds are published.

Bingo Credits

The currency for playing rooms. They come from purchases, requests to Buddies, quests, achievements, room completion, collections and daily rewards. The official FAQ says daily Bingo Credits increase as players level up, achieve higher rankings and complete certain rooms and collections, which is why no fixed daily figure applies to everyone.

Coins

Used for Auto-Daub, slot games, Dauber customisation, power-ups and special rooms such as Golden Adventures. They can be bought or earned through play, and they have no real-world monetary value.

Power-ups

Acquired with Coins or through purchases, and also awarded through gameplay and chests. Availability varies by room.

On top of that sits the Bingo Master Tournament, with hourly, weekly and all-time leaderboards in the FAQ, where calling bingos wins points. The free reward systems, daily Credits, bonuses, free cards, chests, collectibles, quest rewards, achievements and tournament prizes, all feed the same economy, and our free Credits guide works through each one.

Free to download and free to play the basic game. The official website confirms that virtual items can be bought with real money inside it, and the terms explain that Coins may be purchased but cannot be redeemed, transferred, sold or exchanged for real money or physical goods.

So it is a standard free-to-play arrangement: you can progress on free rewards and gameplay, and purchases add Credits, Coins, power-ups or other items. Prices and offer contents vary by platform and region.

One clause worth knowing before you spend: the terms give Gliding Deer the right to change, remove or discontinue virtual currencies and items, and state that unused Coins and virtual items are not compensated when an account is closed. That is normal for the genre and it is still worth reading before treating a balance as something you own.

Available on Android and Apple devices, through Facebook and on the bingodrive.com website. The iPhone app needs iOS 15.0 or later. Bingo Drive is only available in English.

An internet connection is required for the online rooms, social features, tournaments, account data and reward systems. The official FAQ notes that disconnects can come from your connection or from the game's side, recommends clearing the app or browser cache and staying on the current version, and directs players who lose Credits, Coins, collectibles or chests after a disconnect to contact support with their account or transaction details.

The FAQ calls anyone playing on mobile without connecting Facebook a Guest Player, and your profile picture syncs from Facebook. It does not spell out cross-save, so connect Facebook before relying on progress following you between devices.

Social bingo is a crowded shelf and most players keep two or three installed. These are the closest comparisons.

• Bingo Blitz: Playtika. A travel-collection layer like the Passport, and in our records about two credit links a day whose links state the amount, usually 15 or 20 Credits.
• Bingo Showdown: SciPlay. Live tournament rounds with a Daily Tourney, and about two ticket links a day that SciPlay dates by name.
• Bingo Bash: Free chip links posted on Facebook and X.
• Bingo Pop: Jam City. Free links come from its Facebook page and Instagram.

Bingo Drive's strength is the amount built around its rounds and how often it posts gift links. Its weakness is transparency: Gliding Deer publishes no odds and no amounts. Start on the free systems and check what a room or a bonus game costs before spending.