Broadway Gaming on your bank statement
Spotting Broadway Gaming on bank statement entries usually means someone made a deposit at one of the company's 10 sites, such as Dotty Bingo or Bingo Diamond. The firm is based in Dublin and holds a UK licence.
How it can appear
Banks often shorten or merge merchant names, so the charge may appear in any of these forms. None of them has yet been confirmed on a real statement, so treat the list as a guide.
Which site was it?
What to do
- Check the site list
Ask anyone who shares your card whether they play at Dotty Bingo, Bingo Diamond, Glossy Bingo or another of Broadway Gaming's 10 sites listed above.
- Contact Broadway Gaming
Go to the help page of the site you think was used. Give the date, amount and last four card digits, and staff can trace the payment.
- Dispute it with your bank
If nobody you know made the payment, call your bank, say the charge is unrecognised and ask it to open a dispute. Bank links
The company
Broadway Gaming Limited, Dublin, Ireland
UK licence 039075-R-319385-013
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Broadway Gaming charges FAQ
Is a Broadway Gaming charge a scam?
Probably not. Most of these charges are genuine deposits at a Broadway Gaming Limited site, and the person behind them often shares your card. If no one at home made it, treat it as unauthorised and tell your bank.
Can I get the money back?
Yes, if it was unauthorised. When neither you nor anyone you let use the card agreed to the payment, your bank must investigate, and such payments are usually refunded. Report it promptly.
How do I block Broadway Gaming payments?
Use three layers. Ask the Broadway Gaming site to close or self-exclude the account. Sign up to GAMSTOP to block all UK-licensed sites. Finally, switch on the gambling block in your banking app.