Gala Bingo sister sites: Foxy Bingo and LC International

Runs it

LC International Limited, Gibraltar, part of the Entain Group

Licence

Gambling Commission, account 54743

UK players

Yes

Confirmed sisters

Foxy Bingo (its own terms name LC International Limited)

Payments shown

Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, NETELLER, Skrill, paysafecard, bank transfer

Rating

4.1 out of 5, from its own pages

Gala Bingo is run by LC International Limited, which also runs Foxy Bingo. You can exclude yourself from all Entain Group labels in one step, which is the most useful thing to know about it. Our team checks every fact here against the casinos' own pages and the regulator's record before we publish.

Who runs Gala Bingo?

Its terms say they "are agreed between you and LC International Limited, a company registered in Gibraltar". Its privacy notice adds that "LC International Limited are member of Entain Group of companies". Gala itself goes back further than the website: "We started in 1991 with just a handful of bingo halls".

Is Gala Bingo licensed?

Yes. Its terms say LC International Limited is "licensed and regulated by the Gambling Commission of Great Britain", and the register lists galabingo.com under that company. Its complaints procedure ends with IBAS, which it names as an impartial adjudicator.

Gala Bingo sister sites

Foxy Bingo is the sister we have read in full. Its own terms name the same company as Gala's, LC International Limited.

I name no other brand here as a sister. We list one only where the casinos' own pages or the regulator's record show the same operator or owner, and for Gala that is Foxy Bingo.

Gala's own pages also say that its bingo "may link its bingo jackpots/prize pools with other bingo sites on the Entain Bingo Network".

How Foxy Bingo differs from Gala Bingo

The two share an operator, but not a welcome offer. Gala's casino welcome is 100 free spins at £0.10 each, and its home page leads with a £40 Bingo Bonus with 2x wagering. Foxy offers a choice of a £20 Bingo Bonus with 2x wagering or 100 free spins. Their loyalty schemes have different names: Gala Points at Gala, Foxy Dollars at Foxy.

What Gala Bingo's terms say about bonuses and withdrawals

1. Casino welcome: deposit £10 as your first deposit in one transaction and spend £10 on slots within 7 days of registering, for 100 free spins.
2. Spin rules: £0.10 each, valid for 7 days; "The Free Spins have no wagering requirements. Any winnings accumulated from the Free Spins will be credited as cash and will be withdrawable."
3. Excluded deposits: "Deposits made via Neteller, PayPal, Paysafe, Skrill or via any pre-payment card and certain debit cards will NOT qualify for this promotion."
4. Stakes: with an active casino bonus, the maximum is £2 per hand or spin.
5. Withdrawals: every withdrawal is first approved by an internal review team, "which takes approximately up to 24 hours (Monday to Friday)", then takes from instantly to five banking days depending on the method. Gala charges no withdrawal fees.
6. Inactive accounts: after 30 days of inactivity, and only where it cannot cash out your balance, Gala may charge "a monthly administration fee of £3.00".

Self-exclusion across the family

Gala's self-exclusion page puts it plainly: "You can self-exclude from your Gala Bingo account, all Entain Group labels, or every UK-registered online gambling website." Foxy Bingo's page offers the same three choices. If you need a break from one brand, the group-wide option closes the door on the sisters too. A sister here is never a way back in.

Sites like Gala Bingo outside LC International

A site like Gala Bingo is a casino you might look at as a swap, because it looks or plays something like it. That does not make it a sister. A look-alike shares nothing with Gala Bingo's company or rules, so what this page says about LC International Limited, its terms and its group-wide self-exclusion does not carry over to it.

On any look-alike, I would check two things before signing up: who its own terms name as the operator, and whether that company holds a licence on the regulator's register. If you are in Great Britain, we have posts on casinos with a Gambling Commission licence: Mr Q, run by Tek Fox Ltd, and Jackpotjoy, run by Gamesys Operations Limited. Our guide to how to check who runs a casino shows the method.

Our take

Gala and Foxy are well documented: one operator, named in both sets of terms, and a self-exclusion that can cover the whole group. What I would check before choosing between them is the small print on deposits, because Gala's spins exclude several popular payment methods. The rules on safety are the same across the group; the offers are not. We rate Gala Bingo 4.1 out of 5 from its own pages.

Safer gambling

Gala lists deposit limits, stake limits, a curfew, reality checks and play breaks among its tools. You can block every site licensed in Great Britain for free at GamStop, or call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 802 0133.

Questions

Sources

1. Puntide's team: our own tests and checks of Gala Bingo, for every fact on this page, with our research packs for Gala Bingo and Foxy Bingo built 1 October 2026 from the casinos' own pages for the ratings out of 5 and the points for and against. Checked 28 and 30 September 2026.
2. galabingo.com: terms, privacy notice, about, casino welcome offer, welcome offers, standard promotional terms, withdrawals, inactive account, responsible gaming and self-exclusion pages, for the operator, the offers, withdrawals and self-exclusion (registered company number 46808, account no. 54743). Read 30 September 2026.
3. foxybingo.com: terms, home page and self-exclusion page, for Foxy Bingo's operator, offer and self-exclusion. Read 30 September 2026.
4. gamblingcommission.gov.uk: the register entries for LC International Limited (account 54743, licence 054743-R-330863-014), and for Tek Fox Ltd and Gamesys Operations Limited, for the licences of the casinos named in the Sites like section. Read 28 and 30 September 2026.
5. gamstop.co.uk: participating companies ("Last updated 30th September 2026") and the about page, for the scheme the Safer gambling section points to. Read 30 September 2026.