Every bingo site below takes a £5 deposit. At the first two, that same five pound deposit also gets you a bingo bonus. At the rest, £5 gets you playing but the welcome asks for more, and each box’s note spells out what a fiver buys there.
£5 Deposit Bingo with a Bonus
Ladbrokes Bingo
- Spend £5 or more on bingo tickets to unlock the bingo bonus
- Your first deposit can be any amount, but some methods don't count
Mecca Bingo
- A £5 first deposit and £5 spend unlock a bingo or slots welcome
- Only the first deposit counts, and PayPal or Paysafe won't qualify
Bingo Sites That Take £5 but Want More for the Welcome
Kitty Bingo
- Card and Apple Pay deposits start lower than the welcome needs
- Only a first deposit of £10 or more unlocks the welcome
Lucky Pants Bingo
- Accepts smaller debit card deposits than its welcome asks for
- A first deposit under £10 means no welcome, as later ones don't count
Buzz Bingo
- No deposit needed for the sign-up spins in this box
- Card deposits can be small, but the bingo welcome needs more
Spend the £5 on Tickets, Not Just the Deposit
Both bonus offers above are deposit and spend. Money sitting in your balance earns nothing. The bonus arrives once you’ve bought £5 of bingo tickets in rooms that count.
Ladbrokes counts real-money bingo tickets, and an advance ticket counts on the day that game is played. Mix free tickets and paid ones in a single purchase and that purchase doesn’t count. Mecca counts most rooms but leaves out Best Odds Bingo, the two Deal or No Deal rooms and invite-only rooms.
There’s no £5 bingo bonus here without wagering requirements, so check the multiple in each box before you buy tickets. Mecca’s version also adds a voucher you can only use at a Mecca club.
Your First Deposit Decides the Welcome
Mecca, Kitty and Lucky Pants only look at your first deposit. Make a second one before qualifying and the welcome is gone, along with every other welcome offer on that site.
That changes what a small deposit means at Kitty and Lucky Pants. Both take small card deposits, but their welcome needs a bigger first deposit, so starting below it rules the offer out for good. If you only ever plan to deposit a fiver, that’s fine. If you want the bonus, match the figure in the box on day one.
Ladbrokes works the other way. Its terms take a first deposit of any size, then look at what you spend on tickets.
Paying £5 by Card, Apple Pay or PayPal
The £5 minimum depends on how you pay. On the payments pages at Mecca, Kitty and Lucky Pants, cards, Apple Pay and bank transfers share the lowest minimum, and PayPal’s is higher.
PayPal is a problem for the welcome offers here too. Mecca, Kitty and Lucky Pants exclude PayPal and Paysafe deposits from their welcomes, and Ladbrokes shuts out PayPal, Paysafe, Skrill, Neteller, prepaid cards and some debit cards. Check the excluded methods in the box terms before that first deposit.
Slots players with £5 to spend have their own list on our £5 deposit casino page. Bingo that costs nothing to join is on the no deposit bingo page.