Daily Mail Bingo

Daily Mail Bingo offers the traditional 90 ball bingo game, which is precisely what you would expect from a traditional British newspaper like the Daily Mail. Games are played in your browser, so all you have to do to start playing is sign up for a new account (receiving a free cash bonus in the process) and log in. January 2010 saw the addition of 75 ball bingo and a huge range of instant win and slot games after the move was made by St Minver from Parlay to G2 GTech software.

The Daily Mail Bingo experience is powered by G2 GTech Digital Gaming software and is part of the St Minver network, so you can look forward to rock-solid stability and problem-free gaming. The screen is dominated by the bingo tickets themselves and a roomy chat window that allows you to follow conversations with ease even when the site is at its busiest.

Bingo tickets at Daily Mail Bingo start at 1p, so you won’t have to break the bank to play the maximum of 60. Of course, if you want to play fewer than that you can do so. A progressive jackpot known simply as the Giant Jackpot is up for grabs alongside the regular prizes – all you have to do to win is achieve a full house in 37 calls.

A Game Options menu allows you to tailor the Daily Mail Bingo experience to your own tastes, and includes the ability to mute the voice of the dealer, automatically sort your tickets into their chance of winning and turn auto-daubing on and off.

Numbers are called very clearly by a nicely spoken individual and they are also displayed as they are selected at the top of the screen. A numbers board alongside provides you with an easy reference of numbers that have already been called.

In addition to the main bingo games, Daily Mail Bingo allows you to participate in chat games

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Review Last Updated: 14/10/2008 10:01:18