Bingo Frenzy is a free live bingo app from Vertex Games for iPhone and Android, with 100+ rooms, up to four cards per round and a cooking collection. It averages 4.9 stars on both stores. You play with free tickets and power-ups only: there are no real-money prizes.
- Free social bingo app from Vertex Games (Singapore), since 2020
- 100+ rooms, four-card play, cooking challenge and tournaments
- 4.9 stars on the App Store and Google Play, 10M+ Android downloads
- No real money: tickets and coins can't be cashed out
- In-app purchases from $1.99 up to $99.99
Bingo Frenzy is one of the highest-rated bingo apps in the stores, with a 4.9-star average on both the App Store and Google Play and more than 10 million Android downloads. It’s a free-to-play social game: you play live bingo with daily free tickets and power-ups, but there are no real-money prizes. In this Bingo Frenzy review we explain how the app works, what you get, where the in-app purchases come in and how it compares with other bingo apps.
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What Bingo Frenzy actually is
Bingo Frenzy is made by Vertex Games, a Singapore-based studio that also publishes Bingo Voyage. The app arrived on the App Store in March 2020 and has been updated steadily since. You join live rooms with other players, daub the numbers that are called and race to complete patterns, with up to four cards per round. Around that core sit more than 100 themed rooms, a cooking collection, side games, tournaments and teams.
The developer is clear about the format: Bingo Frenzy is intended for adults aged 18 and over, for entertainment only, and it does not offer real-money prizes. The App Store age rating is 12+, which is lower than the developer’s own guidance.
How to play Bingo Frenzy on your phone
- Download: free on the App Store (iPhone and iPad, iOS 13 or later, around 337 MB) and on Google Play.
- Pick a room: choose a themed room and the number of cards. More cards cost more tickets per round.
- Daub and call bingo: tap the called numbers on your cards, use power-ups as they charge, and hit Bingo when you complete a pattern.
- Collect rewards: bingos earn coins, collection items and ingredients for the cooking challenge.
What you get in the app
- 100+ rooms with their own themes and collections.
- Four-card play for more bingos per round.
- Cooking challenge: collect items in rounds and cook dishes for extra prizes.
- Side games and a fortune wheel for bonus tickets and power-ups.
- Tournaments with leaderboards and awards.
- Teams and trading: chat with other players, join a team and swap items.
Tickets, Gold Pass and in-app purchases
The app is free, and you get daily free tickets, bonus spins and power-ups. Tickets are what you spend on cards, so they are the currency you run out of first, especially if you play four cards at a time. The store sells ticket bundles from $1.99, a Gold Pass at $9.99 (or $14.99 as a bundle) and multi-day special packs that go up to $99.99. Some players complain in their reviews about how often big wins land; the developer’s response is that the game has no way to make money, so think of any purchase as paying for entertainment, not as a way to win something.
Mobile experience
This is where Bingo Frenzy shines. It averages 4.9 stars from more than 93,000 App Store ratings and 4.9 from over 316,000 Google Play reviews, and the Play listing shows no ads. Updates arrive regularly, four-card play works on iPhone and iPad, and the app also runs on Macs with Apple silicon. Like most social bingo apps it pushes offers between rounds, but the free ticket flow is generous enough for daily play.
Who Bingo Frenzy is for
Bingo Frenzy suits players who want a polished, relaxed live bingo app with a lot of rooms to explore and a collecting goal on the side. It is not for anyone hoping to win cash: nothing in the app can be withdrawn or exchanged for prizes.
Bingo Frenzy compared with other bingo apps
Next to Bingo Blitz, Bingo Frenzy feels similar, with cooking collections, city-style rooms and four cards, but it has an even higher rating. Bingo Bash leans more on its album and leagues, Bingo Story on fairy-tale decor, and Bingo Drive on cars and card albums. If you want a branded alternative, MONOPOLY Bingo! is worth a look. None of them pay real money; for cash prizes see Bingo Tour or Blackout Bingo.
Prefer real-money casino games?
Bingo Frenzy is for fun only. If you want bingo-style games for real money, video bingo and live bingo games such as Mega Ball and Crazy Balls come closest. These casino apps also offer slots and table games and pay out winnings. Check that real-money play is allowed where you live first.
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Pros and cons
- 4.9-star rating on both app stores
- 100+ themed rooms
- Up to four cards per round
- Daily free tickets, spins and power-ups
- No ads on Android
- No real-money prizes
- Tickets run out fast with four cards
- Regular offer pop-ups
- App Store rating 12+ despite 18+ guidance
Features
Bingo Frenzy app FAQ
Can you win real money on Bingo Frenzy?
No. Bingo Frenzy is a social game. Tickets, coins and prizes have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn.
Is Bingo Frenzy free?
Yes. The app is free to download on iPhone and Android, with optional purchases for tickets, the Gold Pass and special packs.
Who makes Bingo Frenzy?
Vertex Games, a Singapore-based studio that also makes Bingo Voyage.
How many cards can you play in Bingo Frenzy?
Up to four cards per round.
Does Bingo Frenzy have ads?
The Google Play listing does not mark the app as containing ads. The main monetization is in-app purchases.