Coverage for bingo halls & gaming rooms
General liability and property coverage for bingo halls — generally intended to respond to patron injuries and property damage on the premises, in the event of a covered claim. Get a quote, whether or not you also have slot or video poker machines.
General liability
Generally intended to address patron injuries and property damage on the premises.
Gaming equipment
Slot machines, video poker machines, and other gaming equipment can be considered for coverage alongside liability.
Crime coverage
Cash-handling operations commonly consider crime insurance, including employee theft, alongside general liability.
Tell us about your bingo hall
A few questions about your operation, then we'll work toward a quote.
Run a casino instead? See casino insurance.
Frequently asked questions
What does bingo hall insurance typically cover?
Most bingo halls carry general liability and property coverage — generally intended to respond to patron injuries and property damage on the premises. If you also have slot or video poker machines, that's a distinct exposure the quote form asks about directly.
Do I need crime insurance too?
Many gaming venues carry crime insurance alongside general liability, since cash-handling operations carry a distinct employee-theft exposure. The quote form asks if you'd like a crime insurance quote as well.
Are halls located on tribal land eligible?
Location on a Native American reservation changes which carrier and jurisdiction applies, so the quote form asks about it directly — it doesn't automatically disqualify you.
We also run a small convenience store — is that covered?
Yes — tell us on the quote form and provide the gross receipts from that part of the business separately, since it carries its own exposure alongside the gaming operation.
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