A regular dabber at Club 3000 Bingo in Leeds has won a cool £50,000 jackpot playing the National Bingo Game.
The win, which prompted a party-like atmosphere in the club, took place on Tuesday evening, 8 September 2026, at the Hunslet venue, which opened in August 2025.
The winner, who wishes to remain anonymous, was playing alongside her grandmother, whom she regularly attends bingo with, when she called ‘HOUSE’ to win the life-changing £50,000 prize.
Winner plans to share the money with her grandmother
Describing the moment as “overwhelming”, the jubilant winner said:
“I love coming to bingo – it’s such a great night out. I come with my Nanna, and we are sharing the money. She is going to gift most of hers to her grandchildren, and I am hoping to buy a car and some new things for my house.”
The win sparked a special reaction from other players at the popular bingo club, with the winner describing the atmosphere as particularly memorable.
“Everyone was congratulating me and the whole club erupted,” she said. “I absolutely love coming here – it’s like one big family.”
First £50,000 jackpot for the Leeds venue
The win is the first £50,000 National Bingo Game jackpot recorded at the Club 3000 Leeds venue since it opened.
Club manager Sam Cliffe said the result had been a significant moment for the club and its staff.
“We are absolutely over the moon to celebrate our very first £50,000 jackpot winner. Having opened the club just over a year ago, this is fantastic news and a special moment for everyone here.
“The atmosphere on the night was incredible – it was one of the best I’ve ever seen. Moments like this are what make bingo so special. It brings everyone together, and it was fantastic to see the whole club celebrating alongside our winner.”
The National Bingo Game is played across participating UK bingo clubs. Jackpot prizes are shared among qualifying winners depending on the particular game and prize structure.
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