Bingo Fun Review

We all like to have fun, don’t we? Having in mind how stressful life is, finding a way and time for amusement and relaxation isn’t as easy as it seems. Even though the word Fun became popular in the ‘50s and ‘60s, there is some evidence that suggests that it was used as early as in the 19th century. It’s interesting that the word still raises eyebrows among traditionalists so the usage is mostly limited in more informal contexts. But, since I can’t really be considered to be a traditionalist and I don’t think of myself as being one, I’m going to use the word fun a lot; fun, fun, fun… I like to have fun! Do you like to have fun? Let’s have some fun. In my dictionary fun and Bingo are synonymous and there’s nothing more natural than to play at the Bingo Fun site. I simply love it.

This time I played some Instant Bingo games. The first one on my agenda was 75-ball instant bingo; there are already given patterns with prizes, then 54 numbers are instantly called and if you cover any of the patterns, you win money. Seems easy and it is, but to win it’s not easy, not at all. I played around 20 games with a minimum bet of 5 cents, and I won nothing. Then I raised the bet to 10 cents and I played, I think 10 games and still nothing. Depressing! I left that room and went into a 30-ball instant bingo room; the same thing but this time they call 16 numbers. I covered 4 corners twice which brought me €0.30 and once I covered the “X” sign that added €0.25 to my account. That was all for almost 20 games I played. It wasn’t as depressing as the 75-ball bingo room, though. Success! … I’m not sure if you are able to sense my sarcasm. In case you can’t, here it is: I was being sarcastic.

Then I played another bingo game called “Water World” – seemed to be fun but it wasn’t. I lost some more money playing it, not one winning game. In the end, I lost a bit less than €20 in total in 15 minutes. Well, that was Fun…. NOT. I think I’m going to turn into a traditionalist… you know, just for the sake of (fun) amusement.

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