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When you see a new bingo site launching, there’s a good chance that it’s powered by software from Dragonfish, the business-to-business online bingo brand that belongs to 888 Holdings. It’s not unusual for online gambling sites to use third-party software – it helps members of new sites to trust their random number generators, while allowing… Read more »

Advertising is part and parcel of any business and the big online bingo brands out there have done their very best to stand out from the crowd, with their fun and exciting television adverts. There have been simply tons of new ads launched this year, for new brands and for our old favourites and here… Read more »

The majority of bingo players probably haven’t even heard of the Bingo Association (BA) but it is in fact a leading body in the industry, which works behind the scenes to represent it positively and ensure the successful performance and operations of the sector as a whole. 

There are brand new bingo campaigns everywhere you look. The TV screens are packed out with news of the latest and best offers and it can be difficult to know where to begin. It can also be infuriating if you have signed up to a site a few weeks ago and now they’re offering an… Read more »

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) exists to ensure that advertising across media follows the strict codes in place to ensure it’s fair and doesn’t cause any offence or upset to anyone who sees, hears or reads it. They receive and respond to complaints, whether there’s one complainant or 250, and time and again online bingo… Read more »

Do you play bingo online to make money? Is it all about hitting that mega prize or is about the all round experience? Many of the big branded sites are doing so well that they’re able to offer some seriously massive prizes and this does add an extra incentive to play at their sites and… Read more »

Online bingo is big business; adverts about the game are streamed into our homes all the time via the television and of course our computers. Companies from outside the gaming sector are beginning to see its potential and recently we saw the launch of Iceland Bingo, which ties together the high street supermarket and our… Read more »