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BingoStars bingo review 2026: new licence holder and terms

A bingo brand now licensed under Solaya Group Limited, account 100050, after the previous holder surrendered its account in August 2026.

Our verdict

Score: 5.8 out of 10, fair

BingoStars is a bingo brand on Solaya Group Limited's active Gambling Commission account 100050, moved there from Dazzletag's account 39358, surrendered on 6 August 2026.

In its favour

  • Active Gambling Commission licence, account 100050
  • Licence covers bingo and casino
  • Brand carried over to a new licence holder rather than closed

Worth knowing

  • Welcome offer and payment terms are set in the operator's own pages, not on the register
  • Licence holder changed in 2026 after Dazzletag surrendered its account

BingoStars changed hands on the Gambling Commission register in 2026. The domain bingostars.co.uk is now listed as active under Solaya Group Limited, account 100050, after the previous holder, Dazzletag Entertainment, surrendered its account 39358 on 6 August 2026. The BingoStars bingo review below is built around that move: what it means for an account holder, what the new licence covers and where the offer terms are published.

The licence behind BingoStars bingo

Solaya Group Limited holds remote licence 100050-R-341529-004, shown as Active for bingo from 11 November 2025. The account also covers casino and linked gambling software. That answers the first question most readers have, whether BingoStars bingo is legit: it runs under an active Commission licence, so the GB rules on age verification, fair terms, complaints and safer gambling apply to it.

The licence statement in the site footer should quote account 100050. To check for yourself, search the register by domain or account number as described in how to check a casino's UK licence.

What a change of licence holder means for your account

When a brand moves to a new licence holder, the company you have a contract with changes. Points worth reading in the updated terms:

  • Which company now holds your balance and personal data, and under which privacy policy.
  • Whether operator limits or a self-exclusion you set before the move are carried over. GAMSTOP is not affected: it covers every GB-licensed online operator, so a GAMSTOP exclusion applies on either account.
  • Which approved ADR provider now handles complaints that the operator's own procedure has not settled within 8 weeks.

The register keeps the history: account 39358 shows as surrendered, and the brand's domain now sits on account 100050. A brand that moves holder in this way has not closed; it is still a licensed site, under a different company.

BingoStars bonus and promo code

The current BingoStars welcome offer, and any promo code, free spins or no deposit bonus, are published in the operator's own promotional terms and change often, so no figure is quoted here. Any offer has to follow GB rules: wagering of no more than 10 times the bonus amount since 19 January 2026, no mixing of bingo with other gambling types in one offer, and significant terms shown clearly beside the headline. Look for the minimum deposit, expiry and ticket value before opting in. Bingo bonuses explains how bingo offers are usually built.

BingoStars sister sites under Solaya Group

Brands named alongside BingoStars on the Solaya Group platform, formerly run by Dazzletag, include Casushi, Fruit Kings, Peachy Games, Play Sunny, Jazzy Cat and Zebra Bingo. Casushi has its own review, and Casushi sister sites sets out the wider group. Brands on one account usually share account terms and support, and an operator's own self-exclusion may cover all of them.

Deposits, withdrawals and the BingoStars app

Deposit methods, BingoStars withdrawal times and app availability are listed in the cashier and help pages. Under GB rules, identity and age checks come before any deposit, credit cards are banned for gambling, and a withdrawal cannot be reversed once requested.

Only adults aged 18 or over can hold a BingoStars account. Free, confidential support and the tools for limits and breaks are set out on the responsible gambling page.

On the Gambling Commission register

Account number
100050
Licence holder
Solaya Group Limited
Licensed activities
Bingo; Casino; Linked Gambling Software
Domains
bingostars.co.uk

Open the register entry (opens in a new tab)

How the score is made up
CriterionWeightMark
LicenceGambling Commission account, holder, activities and domains20%9
Bonus termsWagering, caps, expiry and how clearly the significant terms read25%5
PaymentsMethods, limits, fees and stated withdrawal times15%5
Safer gamblingGAMSTOP, deposit limits, reality checks and time-outs15%5
GamesRange, providers and published RTP information15%5
TransparencyCompany details, complaints route and readable rules10%5
Weighted score5.8 /10

Questions readers ask

Which company holds the BingoStars licence now?

The Gambling Commission register lists bingostars.co.uk as an active domain under Solaya Group Limited, account 100050.

Did BingoStars close when Dazzletag surrendered its licence?

No. Dazzletag Entertainment surrendered account 39358 on 6 August 2026, and the BingoStars domain now sits on Solaya Group Limited's active account 100050.

Does BingoStars have a promo code or no deposit bonus?

No code or no-deposit figure is quoted here, as the operator's promotional terms change often. Whatever it runs, wagering is capped at 10 times the bonus amount and bingo cannot be bundled with other gambling types in one offer.

Does my GAMSTOP exclusion apply at BingoStars?

Yes. GAMSTOP covers every online operator licensed in Great Britain, so the change of licence holder does not affect a GAMSTOP exclusion.