Tom Davis

Tom Davis

Game Operations

Tom Davis works in Game Operations at Match Bingo, where he oversees the day-to-day operation of the company's football games. He plans new games, creates editorial content and supports digital marketing campaigns, working closely with football fixtures, statistics and live sports data to develop games and content inspired by the biggest moments in the football calendar.

Alongside writing articles, Tom contributes to email marketing, push notifications and in-app campaigns, working with product, development and marketing teams to launch new games and features, support player engagement and deliver content across the Match Bingo platform.

Working in sports gaming has given Tom an appreciation for how football supporters engage with the game beyond the final whistle.

Whether it's reliving iconic matches, testing football knowledge or finding new ways for fans to interact with live fixtures, he enjoys helping turn football moments into engaging digital experiences.

Away from work, football has always been a huge part of Tom's life. He regularly attends matches and follows the game closely throughout the season, from domestic league football to the biggest international tournaments. Experiencing the sport both in the stands and through his work has given him a genuine appreciation for the stories, atmosphere and moments that make football the game it is.

Through his writing, Tom aims to share that enthusiasm by creating content that's informative, engaging and rooted in a genuine love of football.

Bingo • Tom Davis • September 4th, 2026

Match Bingo Game Modes Explained

There are three game types on Match Bingo and they behave less alike than they sound. Live Games follow a real fixture as it's played. Bingoals swaps the fifteen events for fifteen teams and needs every one of them to score. Quick Games run every few minutes on football from last season, so there's nothing to wait for.
Football News • Tom Davis • September 1st, 2026

Does a New Signing Change Anything on Your Match Bingo Card?

Deadline day comes and goes and your card stays exactly as it was. Match Bingo cards are built from things that happen in a match, goals and corners and fouls, rather than from the players who make them happen. No name on a teamsheet reaches a single square. Here's what a signing does change, and what it doesn't.
Bingo • Tom Davis • August 31st, 2026

Is Match Bingo Safe? Licensing, Fair Play and Player Protection

Two things usually sit behind that question: whether the company is real and regulated, and whether the game itself can be got at by somebody sharper than you. Match Bingo is operated by RTSB Limited under Gambling Commission account 51467, which takes about a minute to check. The second answer is duller: there's nothing to press.
Bingo • Tom Davis • August 28th, 2026

What Is Football Bingo?

A card holds fifteen things that can happen in a football match, and each square marks itself the moment its event happens in the fixture you've chosen. You buy before kick-off, then you go and watch the game. Complete a horizontal row of five before anybody else and you take the fixed prize for that tier.
Weekly Round Up • Tom Davis • August 27th, 2026

This Week on Match Bingo: Premier League and Championship, 28 to 31 August

A Friday night opener, a full Saturday, and Villa against Arsenal alone on the Monday.