It’s a Howling Halloween Bingo
It is that time of year for ghosts, goblins and witches with Halloween around the corner. It starts Autumn off with series of celebrations to follow with Thanksgiving and Christmas. I went all out this year with outside decorating and it looks scary with a coffin, electric chair and the devil himself haunting the yard.
I couldn’t think of a more festive place to play bingo to keep me in the ghoulish mood then Bingo Fest. They have a frightful Halloween Bingo room complete with black bats and spooky pumpkins.
What is going to be trick or treat time for me here as I played? I started out playing with 71 highly Halloween bingo players wondering the same thing. I purchased 12 out of 46 cards at .35 each for a total of $4.19. I am still trying to understand how I saved a penny on total but, hey a penny is a penny!
It was a progressive jackpot game worth $1000 for a coverall that would begin to dwindle in value once there was no bingo in the allotted number of balls called.
The background on the cards was so cute with creepy crawlers along the boarder. I played four bingo games and one was as bad as the next. The closest I ever came was 2 away and that didn’t even get my heart racing. No one won the jackpot and a player called bingo winning a $35 prize. This was definitely no treat and a big trick on me. Hmmm I wonder if the devil had something to do with it!
Lips
It is that time of year for ghosts, goblins and witches with Halloween around the corner. It starts Autumn off with series of celebrations to follow with Thanksgiving and Christmas. I went all out this year with outside decorating and it looks scary with a coffin, electric chair and the devil himself haunting the yard.
I couldn’t think of a more festive place to play bingo to keep me in the ghoulish mood then Bingo Fest. They have a frightful Halloween Bingo room complete with black bats and spooky pumpkins.
What is going to be trick or treat time for me here as I played? I started out playing with 71 highly Halloween bingo players wondering the same thing. I purchased 12 out of 46 cards at .35 each for a total of $4.19. I am still trying to understand how I saved a penny on total but, hey a penny is a penny!
It was a progressive jackpot game worth $1000 for a coverall that would begin to dwindle in value once there was no bingo in the allotted number of balls called.
The background on the cards was so cute with creepy crawlers along the boarder. I played four bingo games and one was as bad as the next. The closest I ever came was 2 away and that didn’t even get my heart racing. No one won the jackpot and a player called bingo winning a $35 prize. This was definitely no treat and a big trick on me. Hmmm I wonder if the devil had something to do with it!
Lips
Your feedback
Please enter your comment.
Your comment is added.
