Busy Bingo Review

I think that people are not technically capable to support the rapid pace we are living at. Yes, our brains are fast but many people need time to process their experiences (I’m one of those, I really like to contemplate about my day and take it easy). Even something ordinary like communication became so fast – instant information transfer began to substitute for complex communication with others and therefore with ourselves. Stress is becoming an assumption of modern life and in many cases it leads to anxiety and depression. I often ask myself what can I do to change feeling like that. Sometimes it is important to recognize the underlying value that keeps a person working so hard or to identify which pieces of a day could be better. It is also important to relax but for real, and to get enough sleep.

One thing I know I like to do is playing bingo. Even though sometimes it’s stressful when I’m not winning; it’s easy for me to reset and enjoy the game for real. I felt that Busy Bingo was the right place for me to play. There were too many players in both 90-ball and 80-ball room for my liking but in the end, I decided to enter the latter one. And it wasn’t bad at all even though I thought I would win nothing. In the first few games I was one to go winner; the prizes were small but after a while I finally had a few wins under my belt. And then, in Any Two Lines part of the game I won £2.78 and I was very close to winning the first and the third part of the game. In the next game I was again one to go winner. I experienced the best in the last game I played; I covered a letter H winning £2.67 and then I covered the Full House, as well getting £4.01 for that achievement.

This time I didn’t play any slots, I was enjoying my bingo wins. Yes, they were small but I felt great after so many games played without any win.

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