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The rules for reading tombola Sister Sites fit on one screen: the guide sells nothing, takes no sign-ups and wants nothing back from the people who read it.
Checked: 12 October 2026
Who publishes this guide?
Imprint
- Published by
- tombola Sister Sites
- Corrections
- To the same address
- Paid links
- None
The masthead name, tombola Sister Sites, doubles as the publisher’s. The guide is an independent explanation of how tombola’s websites, its sister site tombola arcade, its sites for other countries and the wider Flutter group relate to each other. It takes no money, direction or edits from any casino or operator it covers: tombola, tombola (International) Plc, Flutter Entertainment and the other brands mentioned saw none of it before it went up.
A note on ownership: the owner of tombola Sister Sites also publishes other guides to casino sister sites. They share no text, and none of them links to another.
How should you use the information?
Every fact comes from a dated document: a regulator’s register, Companies House, a company announcement, a news report, an app store listing, or an Internet Archive copy of one of tombola’s pages, with the copy’s date beside it. Offers, limits and terms change, so confirm anything important with tombola or the Gambling Commission before relying on it. Read it as background, not as legal or money advice; it does not invite anyone to gamble.
Which links carry a nofollow tag?
A link to a casino, its owner, its help pages or its app listing carries a nofollow tag, so it passes on no endorsement; links to regulators, registers, news reports and help services are ordinary links. None is an affiliate link, and no link on the guide earns money when you follow it. Every link to another website opens in a new tab.
How do you report a mistake?
Spotted an error or a fact that has aged? Write to info@tombolasistersites.co.uk with the page and the line in question. When a fact is put right, that page’s checked date moves to the month of the correction.
Why are tombola’s names and words quoted?
tombola, Flutter and every other trade name stay their owners’ property; they are used only to make clear which business is meant, with no tie implied. Short quotations from tombola, the regulators and other sources are reproduced for reference and comment, with a link to where each came from. The homepage screenshots of tombola, tombola arcade, Sky Bingo and Sun Bingo serve the same purpose: the logos and game artwork in them belong to their owners. The brand logos shown beside names on these pages are each brand’s own mark, unaltered and never a link, used only to identify the business meant, with no endorsement or partnership either way.
Who is this guide for?
Adults aged 18 or over in Great Britain. When bingo stops feeling like a night’s entertainment, you’ll find free help lines and tombola’s own tools on the safer gambling page.