Score Loadsa Bingo Cashback with Every England Goal

Kick off the Footie Tournament in Style

Living in Britain guarantees a few things… terrible weather, a love of iconic foods such as bangers and mash, fish and chips plus scones and cream (drool!), and ultimate rivalry between the home nations when it comes to sport. The Euros are well underway with England, Scotland and Wales all eyeing that trophy, sadly, the Republic of Ireland have to watch from the side lines after failing to qualify. There are three nations effectively representing the UK, only here in Wales, the idea of backing anyone but Wales is a total nightmare! Let’s just say, if England were the only ‘home team’ to progress to the final, Wales would be rooting for the other team, that’s how it works here.

Where am I going with this? I needed to provide an insight into how the whole sports world works before revealing the latest Loadsa Bingo promotion. Why? You’re about to find out! Over the next four weeks, you’ve an opportunity to claim 5% cashback (up to £10) with every goal England score in the tournament, so even if you’d rather stick pins in your eyes than support them on the pitch, you’re going to want to secretly hope they can put plenty of balls in the oppositions net, as there are no stipulations on how much cashback you can trigger!

Wins vs Losses for This One

Should England score 4 goals against Croatia in their opening game on Sunday 13^th June (at 3pm), that would be 4x 5% cashback, or 20% to be precise, up to £40! Cashback is guaranteed to be credited as real money with no wagering requirements, what with Loadsa Bingo being the home of zero wagering and all that! There are many fixtures taking place over the next month, but the ones you’re going to want to pay close attention to are the ones when England is playing:

• Sunday June 13^th: England v Croatia at 3pm
• Friday June 18^th: England v Scotland at 9pm
• Tuesday June 22^nd: Czech Republic v England at 9pm

Should England happen to progress through to round 16, there’s cashback to be had here too! Same for the quarterfinals, the semi-finals and the final. Although, I doubt they will even get out of the group stage. And that’s coming from an English supporter! If you’re sat wondering why this tournament is being referred to as Euro 2020 and not Euro 2021, it’s because of all the cancellations we witnessed last year, so it’s effectively a year later than planned. But it’s better late than never though!

Will you be rooting for lots of England goals this summer? Remember, this unbeatable offer is only paid if your wins don’t exceed your losses. The more goals they score, the further they get, the better for your pocket!

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