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BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby winwinwin26 » Thu May 20, 2010 11:24 pm

Most people poo poo the idea of bingo but i thought i would try some out.

Most are £5 deposits with £25 free bingo coupens, so its £30 for a fiver or tenner.

First i did BET365: Deal or No Deal Bingo, i got a full house and won £168 then was offered £58 for winning but hit no deal as there was a lot on offer my box was............ £7.50

Then i tried sun bingo and won £61.00

I also tried Deal or no deal bingo, via google and lost 25

I think for the free money we are making why would you not try them out

Its a punt granted but a cheap one, and people are silly not to give it a go, after all if you lose say £50 in total youll get it back 10 fold with other offers.

Its cool as well when you got 1 number to go !!!

Could the people who try give a little feedback here on what sites offers etc...


BET 365
WILLHILL
LADBOKES, YOU GET 20 QUID AND CAN DO STEVES ROULETTER THING
SUN BINGO


THERES HEAPS MORE
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby Julie » Sat May 22, 2010 10:29 am

I was under the impression that this site was about FREE EASY MONEY.
Bingo is gambling, and should not be a topic for discussion here !
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby bull » Sat May 22, 2010 12:11 pm

Bingo can be profitable and without risk, depending on the T&C's.
Who told you we only discuss non risk offers here? We are not MSE!!!
Most offers involve some risk anyway especially the casino ones which involve weighing up the pro's and con's and deciding if the odds are in your favour or not.
If you only want to do the non risk offers that's fine however we discuss everything in this forum.
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby winwinwin26 » Sun May 23, 2010 2:18 am

totally agree with Bull this is a site used to make money share tips and help each other with offers we find.


WHat your saying is almost like greed.. your happy to sign up for free get free tips and not spend a penny, but most people on here will read this and think well its worth a go, for the sake of a few 5 quid deposits you could win heaps... if you read the message it does say worth trying and its a punt..

Just to chuck in my 2 pence worth as well, because im off for another 6 months and wont be using this, to make a comment liek you have means your not really getting the point, and should go to the other sites and argue the toss, and leave this one well alone for people who want and dont mind losing 5 quid for a potential 200 +

Good luck for the summer everyone
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby SharpeShooter » Sun May 23, 2010 7:49 am

Let's call an end to this right now. Bull was stepping in as a moderator to let Julie know how we roll around here. We don't want this forum turning into MSE with all the bitching and back biting. Julie had formed the wrong impression and now she has been corrected. Let's leave it at that !!

Just to reiterate, anyone can post any offer on this forum and we leave it up to the individual to assess or ask about the risk involved
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby Moonraker » Sun Jun 06, 2010 6:48 pm

I have been playing bingo and I am up slightly. Well I say slightly because it is only a tenner but considering I only staked a fiver, that is still 100%. I am playing small amounts as well though.

Although I am well aware that it is purely a game of chance, I still wonder that there might be a strategy to increase the chances of winning/reduce loss.

I was doing awfully until I started paying more attention the the number of players in each room and the maximum number of cards allowed and when I started going for the smaller rooms I started doing much much better, although of course that may have just been down to coincidence.

One HUGE advantage that I believe that I do have over many of the other players is that I am NOT a gambler. I will never get greedy and try to go for the big prizes and will happily pick up the smaller amounts to slowly build up my bank roll.

I have noticed that rooms with more than 45 ish or more players, my chances of winning seem to drop sharply. The rooms seemed to start getting busier as the mug punters spend their Sunday evenings throwing money away and so I'll wait until tomorrow, I have the advantage of being GMT + 6hrs and so maybe I can hit the rooms when they are quieter.

Of course this could all just be crap, after all I suspect that the people whom wrote the software a superior knowledge of mathematics than I do but early signs are encouraging. I do suspect though that a lot of the mug punters care little for the laws of probability and are out and out gamblers.

I might start keeping a log. A friend of mine holds a mathematics degree and so maybe he could punch some numbers for me.
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby Mr anonymous » Sun Jun 06, 2010 8:07 pm

i started with bingo before i recently got into mbing. Your chances of winning in bingo increase if you max the tickets and you do as you were saying by going into rooms with less people. However winnings are much smaller. I found a site which listed lots of bingo sites and the amount of people in each room but i cant remember what it was, ill try have a look again later. I used cashback websites such as topcashback to make it risk free.

On topcashback you can get £20 cashback for wagering £10 on bingo at paddypower. So i just wagered £10 and even if i didnt win any money i would get £20 cashback in a few weeks time.

I lost abit of money on bingo aswell tho but thats because i stupidly didnt read the T&Cs (lesson learnt).

The main issue i found with it though was that it was pretty time consuming and boring and the rewards were small. Mbing is much better imo.
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby fgtsd » Sat Nov 20, 2010 1:36 am

As a poker player who plays a more unusual poker variation I sometimes get the urge to have a crack at the big field tournaments. This means playing on U.S. facing sites, so kick off time is around midnight to 2am, and if I go deep then probably won't finish till 4 or 5 in the morning. So I thought I might have a go at the bingo offers on the main U.K. Bookmaking sites that I use for matched betting.
So over the course of a month I did:

Ladbrokes – deposit and play £5 get £20 free
Betfred – deposit and play £10 get £30 free
William Hill – play £10 and get £25 free
Bet365 – play £5 and get £25 free
Skybet – play £5 and get £15 free
Paddy Power – play £5 and get £ 20 free

(note the deposit element necessary for both Ladbrokes & Betfred)

All the sites are provided by Virtue Fusion, Ladbrokes & Bet 365 seem to share the same software and most of the games seem to be between 1p-10p per ticket. The other 4 all share a slightly different form of the software with most games costing between 10p-50p per ticket.

Once you have played the necessary amount the bonus money is credited to your account straight away, the only exception being Ladbrokes which was credited within 24 hours. In all cases the bonus money is used before any cash you have in your account.

So I played at around 3 to 4am in the morning, buying max tickets where possible. There seemed less players on the Laddies/Bet365 software so I had more wins but of a smaller amount. There were more players on the other sites but with more expensive tickets the prizes were bigger. All in all I came out with a clear profit of £165.

On Ladbrokes you can use the bonus money on the mini games including Roulette & Blackjack, I used most of it on bingo and just had the last couple of quid on Blackjack. Also on most sites you can buy your tickets in advance, (not quite sure how far ahead) so you don't have to sit there playing bingo.

When you compare the bingo bonuses offered by the above 6 bookmaking sites to those offered by other bingo sites, ( e.g. Sunbingo, Poshbingo e.t.c.) there are some distinct differences. The bookies offer smaller first play bonuses, (£15-£30) but with much more generous terms, (£5 for £25 = 500% first play bonus for Bet365).

The bingo sites are happy for you to deposit £100 as a first deposit but most sites will go no further than giving you a 200% first deposit bonus. This makes me think this might be the point where making a profit becomes a matter of chance. So for me I will happily take on bingo offers if they offer me at least a 250-300% first play bonus, otherwise I will give it a miss.
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby hughsie » Sat Nov 20, 2010 6:15 am

That's a really top post mate. As someone who has pretty much
Done all bookies I'm keen to move into the bingo and casinos. This
Has given me new confidence ! Would love to know if you had any casino tips ?
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Re: BINGO OFFERS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING I MADE £215

Postby fgtsd » Tue Nov 23, 2010 10:49 pm

I'm afraid I've only done a few of the easy casino offers as mentioned on this forum.
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