When budgeting out your cash for the week or month you probably consider things like groceries, transportation, electric, gas and any other household expense you can think of but does it include bingo? There's a method to the madness for us as bingo players. We enjoy the game but we also enjoy that it fits nicely on our budget lists.
To start, there's free money. You can't get much better than playing with money that's not your own and bingo sites give out plenty of it. Forget wagering requirements and cash outs, no deposit bonuses and bingo bucks keep us playing when we're short on cash. Depositing when you can will push you further up the VIP ladder. Higher player status means more bingo freebies for those weeks when money is tight.
You'll often receive emails that your account has been credited with free money to play bingo which leads us to the next budget bingo must. Check your inbox and check it often. Sometimes your bingo emails can go to spam. Just because it's in spam doesn't always mean it's junk! You'll often find that you've been credited with bingo bucks or some special deposit bonus or reload. Deposit bonuses and reloads are a bingo budgeter's best friend. You can deposit something like $10 and end up playing with $20 or $30.
The price per ticket is not so bad either. You can spend $1 on bingo cards and play a game that lasts 3 or 4 minutes or take one or two spins on a slot game and lose it in 2.5 seconds.
So feel free to add bingo to your list of expenses this week. You might be glad you did!
To start, there's free money. You can't get much better than playing with money that's not your own and bingo sites give out plenty of it. Forget wagering requirements and cash outs, no deposit bonuses and bingo bucks keep us playing when we're short on cash. Depositing when you can will push you further up the VIP ladder. Higher player status means more bingo freebies for those weeks when money is tight.
You'll often receive emails that your account has been credited with free money to play bingo which leads us to the next budget bingo must. Check your inbox and check it often. Sometimes your bingo emails can go to spam. Just because it's in spam doesn't always mean it's junk! You'll often find that you've been credited with bingo bucks or some special deposit bonus or reload. Deposit bonuses and reloads are a bingo budgeter's best friend. You can deposit something like $10 and end up playing with $20 or $30.
The price per ticket is not so bad either. You can spend $1 on bingo cards and play a game that lasts 3 or 4 minutes or take one or two spins on a slot game and lose it in 2.5 seconds.
So feel free to add bingo to your list of expenses this week. You might be glad you did!
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