Bingo Holiday

Bingo Holiday is a social casino-style bingo app built around traditional bingo mechanics with a travel-themed meta-game. Instead of playing in a single static lobby, you progress through a world tour of cities, each with its own visual theme and collection goals, while competing in standard 75-ball American bingo and UK-style 90-ball rounds.

The core is straightforward: enter a room, buy one or more cards using credits, and mark numbers as they are drawn. Complete the required pattern, a line, multiple lines, a full-card blackout or a special shape, before other players to win credits, puzzle pieces and other rewards. Beyond the bingo there are light mini-games, seasonal events and daily tournaments, which keep the loop fresh without straying far from the formula.

It is developed and published by AE MOBILE LIMITED, a Hong Kong mobile gaming company founded in 2014 whose portfolio also includes Bingo Vacation, a very similar bingo game with a matching Elite subscription. Bingo Holiday launched worldwide in July 2016 and has had regular content updates and seasonal events since.

• iOS: Requires iOS 11.0 or later, with iPadOS 11.0+ and macOS 11.0+ on Apple Silicon also supported through the App Store.
• Android: Requires Android 7.0 or higher, distributed through Google Play.
• PC: Playable on Windows through Google Play Games on PC, which runs the Android build in an official environment.

The app runs around 300 MB on iOS with a similar footprint on Android depending on device and version, and it supports a broad set of languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and both Chinese scripts.

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   Choose a room: From 150+ rooms themed on real cities such as New York, Paris, Dubai and Las Vegas, or on special event venues.

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   Buy cards: Spend credits or chips depending on the room. A free player typically plays up to four cards at once.

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   Numbers are called: Either 75-ball with B-I-N-G-O columns and numbers 1 to 75, or 90-ball UK style with numbers 1 to 90.

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   Daub your cards: Tap squares to mark matching numbers, with power-ups able to automate or assist this.

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   Complete the pattern: A single line, multiple lines or a full-card blackout, before the other players in the room.

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   Collect: Credits, coins, puzzle pieces and sometimes collection items, based on finishing position and the room's payout table.

Rounds last a few minutes, which suits short sessions that chain into longer ones easily thanks to hourly credit regeneration and the daily objectives waiting when you open the app.

Bingo variants

• 75-ball: The standard American format with B-I-N-G-O columns and numbers 1 to 75.
• 90-ball: Traditional British-style bingo with numbers 1 to 90 and different winning patterns.
• Blackout: Fill every square on the card to win, making for longer, higher-stakes rounds.
• Jackpot: Special rooms with progressive or fixed jackpots for completing specific patterns.
• Slots Bingo: A hybrid blending bingo with slot machine style bonus mechanics.

Rooms also vary by stakes and access, from standard rooms with regular payouts to VIP and high-stakes rooms such as Arcade Fever, which are often tied to subscription status or player level.

Power-ups

• Daub Hint: Highlights numbers on your cards that match the called number, reducing missed daubs.
• Auto Daub: Marks matching numbers on all active cards automatically, which makes multi-card play manageable.
• Instant Bingo: Completes a bingo pattern when used, guaranteeing a win in that round.
• Triple Free: Provides three free cards or daubs, with the exact implementation varying.
• Flash Cooling: Reduces cooldown timers on other power-ups or features.

Alongside those, mini-games such as merge puzzles, sorting challenges and dice games award extra credits and items, and limited-time events add luck-based activities including scratch cards, treasure carts, fortune frenzy rounds and prize draws.

The world tour is what separates this from a simpler bingo app. Instead of grinding credits for their own sake, you are working toward collections tied to each city.

• 70+ cities and 150+ rooms: Each city, from New York and Paris to Dubai, Milan and Tokyo, has its own visual theme and associated rooms.
• Shadow cards and puzzle pieces: Playing in specific rooms awards puzzle pieces that fill shadow cards. Completing one reveals a hidden image and pays a bonus.
• Seasonal albums: Time-limited collections tied to holidays or seasons, requiring specific items gathered inside the event window.
• Super Crown and tournaments: Daily tournaments award jewellery puzzle pieces that feed a Super Crown collection, with leaderboard rewards for top finishers.

That structure gives long-term players clear goals beyond individual round wins: complete every city, finish every album, and place in the daily tournaments. Our daily rewards guide covers how those loops fit together day to day.

• Blue credits: The primary currency, earned through hourly regeneration, daily bonuses, bingo wins and events, and spent on cards and most room entries.
• Gold chips: The premium currency, earned from higher-stakes wins, events or purchases, and used for special rooms, items and some power-ups.
• Puzzle pieces and collection items: Earned in specific rooms and events, and spent finishing shadow cards and seasonal albums.

The key retention mechanic is hourly regeneration: credits arrive every hour even while you are offline, which is what lets a casual player return regularly without paying. On top of that sit daily login bonuses with streaks, the daily wheel, official reward links and codes, friend gifts, a referral program paying 100 credits per friend who joins through your link, and tournament placings. Our free credits guide ranks all of it.

Free to download and play, with optional purchases and a subscription tier. Documented credit packs run 200 credits at $1.99, 520 at $4.99, 1,125 at $9.99 and 2,700 at $19.99, alongside a $0.99 starter bundle for new players.

Power-up bundles include a randomised $0.99 pack, which is loot-box style, five epic power-ups at $2.99 and eighteen at $9.99. Time-limited boosts such as three hours of Hint at $1.99 and extra wheel spins at $2.99 also appear. Prices vary by region.

Bingo Elite

The subscription runs $12.99 a month on auto-renew. It raises card play from the usual four to eight, adds daily chips and power-ups, and includes exclusive updates and VIP access. It renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends, with no refunds for unused portions.

On advertising: the game may show video ads, often around a minute and sometimes without a mute button, plus interstitials between rounds and in the lobby. According to developer responses, purchasing any package in the store removes ads permanently, which is a one-time workaround worth knowing about if the ad load is what bothers you.

This is a simulated gambling game. It offers no real-money gambling and no cash prizes, and all wagering uses virtual credits with no real-world value.

• iOS rating: 17+, with frequent or intense simulated gambling and loot boxes flagged.
• Android rating: Teen, with an in-game purchases disclosure covering random items.
• Payouts: The disclaimer states plainly that the game is intended for an adult audience and does not imply future success at real-money gambling.

Store listings disclose the use of identifiers and diagnostics for tracking and analytics, in line with standard mobile gaming practice, and there are no known lawsuits or regulatory actions specifically targeting the game.

• Connection drops: Some players report disconnecting mid-game and losing bingos and progress. The developer offers compensation for lost card costs with screenshot proof, though not for lost wins.
• Account linking: Players who start with an Apple ID on iOS and later try to connect Facebook may be forced to start over. If you want the social features, log in through Facebook from the beginning.
• Ad frequency: Complaints about frequent, long video ads are common in reviews, particularly for players who have never purchased.

Support runs through the in-game Support button or by email at support@bingoholiday.xyz, with the official Facebook page carrying announcements and community discussion.

Bingo Holiday sits in a crowded field. These are the titles it is most often measured against.

• Bingo Blitz: Play Studios. The category leader at 60M+ downloads, with a travel-collection layer directly comparable to the world tour and a deeper power-up set.
• Bingo Bash: Scopely. Another giant at 50M+, longer-running with more accumulated systems including its own album line and league ladder.
• Bingo Pop: Jam City. Also offers offline play, with deeper collection systems and a tighter cherry economy.
• Bingo Frenzy: Vertex Games. Runs 90-ball as well as 75-ball with city-themed sticker albums and a cooking meta-game.

Where Bingo Holiday leads is the world tour, the offline mode and the sheer number of cities to work through. Where it lags is scale and monetisation perception: credit scarcity and ad frequency both come up more often here than with the category leaders, and it is not heavily marketed, which keeps the player influx smaller. For collection-driven players who tolerate the ads, it is content-rich and holds up.