Bingo Liner
Bingo Liner is a rather unique bingo site that dispenses with the usual two-dimensional approach to the game and endeavours to give players a more immersive 3D experience. It is because of this that players are required to download and install special Bingo Liner software, but the process is very simple and involve nothing more than clicking a button to download and following the straightforward on-screen instructions. Part of the process will include you choosing an avatar (cartoon image) to represent you on screen.
When you launch the software you will see your avatar standing on the deck of the Bingo Liner itself. At the top of some steps are four doors. Clicking on the door on the extreme left will take you to the bingo room. Your avatar will walk automatically up the stairs and through the door at which point you can choose to play in one of several bingo rooms. The 3D computer game presentation continues throughout the experience, with your player being able to choose to sit at a table with other players and chat appearing in speech bubbles or in a pop-up chat window, as you prefer.
All of the bingo games here are of the 75 ball variety. Tickets cost from 10p and there are plenty of chat games that take place alongside the main bingo game. Chat is most enjoyable when there are plenty of other players around, but even in off-peak hours the players are generally very friendly. The Bingo Liner moderators are enthusiastic and cheerful no matter what the hour, so there’s always somebody to talk to here.
The main gaming screen shows you sitting at your chosen table with your bingo tickets in miniature in front of you. Enlarged tickets are displayed at the top of the screen. A numbers board is displayed on the left, with animated bingo balls emerging from the bingo machine in the top left corner. Visually everything is presented in a fairly unique way, but the format is recognisable enough to avoid being confusing.
You will recall the mention of four doors that are visible from the lobby, one of which leads to the main bingo hall. The other three lead to slot machine and video poker rooms in which you can play those games. This means that you can’t play non-bingo games at the same time as you play bingo (which you can at many other sites) but you do get a more immersive 3D experience so the trade-off will be worth it to many.
All sensitive user data is transmitted securely and will never be passed on by Bingo Liner to any third party, so you can play here without anxiety about that matter. If you need help you can obtain this using Bingo Liner’s Live Help interface or by e-mailing talk@bingoliner.co.uk. Other e-mail addresses exist for general complaints, compliments and cash queries; see the web site for details.
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Review Last Updated: 03/12/2008 20:39:39
