A1 Bingo Review

There are some attractive sites out there all right, but A1 simply isn't one of them, just to make that clear. It looks like the site is really old and that they didn't change a thing in ages. Some people might even consider it a good thing, but not me, I simply think that you have to move along and just make the site looks more modern and up to date. Good thing is that you can choose to download the software (Byworth BTW) to your computer and install it and run it from there, or just log in and play flash based games. I always prefer the latter. I love to play Bingo when I’m tired (hey, you get the auto daub system, you just have to sit and watch :), always manages to cheer me up. This case, there are the regular 75 and 90 ball bingo rooms, and one 30 ball, which was my goal this time, since I really wanted something a bit faster and more exciting. The registration process is very fast, among the easiest I have seen, and you only have to copy/paste the activation code you get on your email.

First thing I noticed is that there is a moderate number of players, and that the prizes range from $50 all the way to some $1,500. The 30 ball variant I tried was on the bottom of the stack, but that was just fine. I tried playing with 5 tickets (not wanting to splash, tickets were 3p each), and damn, almost got to the second place (I was until the last number!), and then, just nothing.

OK, this Bingo variant is not for everyone, specially if you enjoy long games you can chat with the others, but for those looking for a little thrill. I got my 10 minutes well spent, but I think that next time I will go for the bigger prizes it the other rooms

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