A fun new app appeared on the market recently, dubbed Bingo Appy. The app is designed to provide UK players with a real-money bingo play against family and friends on Facebook.
In addition, Bingo Appy has made the pastime even more social and entertaining, as it identifies five different types of bingo players' personalities, matching each player profile to a Brit celebrity with similar traits.
The five types, according to the app, are the following:
“• Flamboyant: Shouts and screams at the screen, loves to show off and share good and bad news on social media, life and soul of the chat room
“• Strategic: Thorough and mathematical, takes their time to work the odds of each game
“• A social butterfly: Plays for friendship not winning, is very active in multiple chatrooms, is well-liked by many different people
“• Secretive: Bingo is a guilty pleasure and is used as a form of escapism, keeps themselves to themselves
“• The closer: No messing about, plays to win, turns a profit”
Of course, the app notes that these divisions and matches with celebs are just for fun and are not meant to be taken too seriously.
In addition, Bingo Appy has made the pastime even more social and entertaining, as it identifies five different types of bingo players' personalities, matching each player profile to a Brit celebrity with similar traits.
The five types, according to the app, are the following:
“• Flamboyant: Shouts and screams at the screen, loves to show off and share good and bad news on social media, life and soul of the chat room
“• Strategic: Thorough and mathematical, takes their time to work the odds of each game
“• A social butterfly: Plays for friendship not winning, is very active in multiple chatrooms, is well-liked by many different people
“• Secretive: Bingo is a guilty pleasure and is used as a form of escapism, keeps themselves to themselves
“• The closer: No messing about, plays to win, turns a profit”
Of course, the app notes that these divisions and matches with celebs are just for fun and are not meant to be taken too seriously.
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