Absorbed by Rank PLC
Daub Bingo Rooms — Where They Went
Rank PLC, owner of Mecca Bingo, took over the Daub sites. Most moved to Virtue Fusion, the rest to Dragonfish. Here is the history, and where to play now.
Where Daub Players Went
If you played at a Daub room, these are the successors we recommend.
Buzz Bingo
Relaunched UK favouriteThe UK club brand online, with Big Money Live games and fresh offers.
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Jazzy Spins
New Playtech bingoFresh Playtech room with Virtue Fusion bingo games and a lively slots lobby.
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Mecca Bingo
UK-centric bingo iconThe high-street name online — big community rooms and daily jackpot games.
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The Rooms and the Software
Daub rooms had a rich history. Every one of them focused on UK players, and the games ran on Daub's own proprietary software.
Daub also built slots and scratch cards. The Grease slot was one of its better-known releases.
The company held two licences: the Alderney Gambling Commission and the UK Gambling Commission. That meant players at Daub sites had real regulatory protection.
Who was behind Daub
Daub was a young company with an experienced team. That team built the first version of its bingo software and sold it to 888 Holdings, then ran on that software for a time under an agreement between the two companies.
The same people created and managed two rooms you will recognise: Posh Bingo and Wink Bingo.
What the Rooms Carried
Later rooms added games from other studios alongside Daub's own.
| Provider | What They Supplied |
|---|---|
| Daub | Bingo software and scratch cards |
| IGT | Slot games |
| Bally | Slot games |
| Microgaming | Slots and progressive jackpots |
| Play'n GO | Slot games |
| Eyecon | Slots, including the Fluffy series |
| NetEnt | Slot games |
Both 75 ball and 90 ball bingo ran across the network.
How Daub Grew
Daub expanded quickly by buying other operators. It took over the Leapfrog rooms, 8 Ball Bingo and Tarco. At its peak it owned and ran more than 100 bingo brands.
King Jackpot, Jackpot Liner and Jackpot Cafe were all part of that empire. Those three were download rooms rather than Daub-software sites, and all three stayed popular with UK players.
Daub also ran two online casinos, both licensed and regulated in the UK.
With Rank PLC in charge, the sites have folded into the Virtue Fusion and Dragonfish networks.
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