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You could win £10,000 a day, for 16 days, at Meccabingo.com!

admin — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 18:26:25 +0000

YOU COULD WIN £10,000 A DAY, FOR 16 DAYS, AT MECCABINGO!
Meccabingo.com are giving you the chance to win life changing amount of money in their latest promotion, where they’ll be giving away £10,000 a day, for 16 days, that’s £160,000 in just over two weeks. Users of the site will fondly remember their January campaign, where they went money mad and gave away a remarkable £86,000 in bingo jackpots, and a huge £46,000 in slot prizes alone. Well, they’re going even bigger this time, and as part of the ongoing ‘Lucky Pink Box’ promotion, comes this new £160,000 giveaway! So, if you fancy getting your hands on the cash, than simply log on to the site between Friday 26th February, and Saturday 13th March, and play in any of the standard 90 ball bingo rooms. And just for good measure, Mecca are ensuring their users can get to a full house much easier, and that’s why they’ll be raising the ball count from 33, every day, at 12pm.

They’ve also signaled their intention to share out a community fund of £1,000 to all players that feature in a game where the £10,000 jackpot is scooped – now that’s value! As mentioned however, this promotion will only run for a limited amount of time, so if you’ve not yet registered at Meccabingo.com, then now is the time to do it. All new users will receive a £50 free play. Nannyb from London, who walked away with the £20,000 January Jackpot said after her win, “I’ve been very lucky since joining Mecca Bingo, with at least one win a month! I tried other bingo sites, but I found Mecca to be the best and I haven’t looked back since.” If you fancy treating yourself like Nannyb, then head down to Meccabingo.com today, and join in the fun with their biggest online bingo promotion ever!

Just So Many Ways to Play

admin — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:17:37 +0000

The simple rules of bingo make the game easy and also interesting. It is a just a game of chance where numbers are selected randomly and called out to the players, who match them in columns appearing on the bingo card.

Bingo cards are made of paper and each contains three to nine pieces. All cards have numbers that have been selected randomly. The first person that has the card with the called numbers and fills the specific slots is declared as the winner and he calls out ‘Bingo’ to declare that he has the right pattern.

During the course of the game the caller depending on the bingo hall plays several variations.

Variations:

Eight states: In this you have to fill in the free space, which is surrounded by numbers. The first one to do so is declared as the winner

Six packs: In this variation you have to fill in the card with a pattern comprising six numbers – three numbers in rows of two in both the horizontal and the vertical way. In this the free space can be used but it is optional.

Top and bottom: The bottom and the top rows have to be filled in this variation.

Nine pack: In this you have to form a pattern of a square with nine numbers

Kite and tail: In this you have to form a diagonal pattern in the form of a kite, which is passing through one if the corners.

There are other possible variations also and the caller explains each. Besides, a written guideline is also given for each variation to help you during the course of the game.

Playing Bingo the old Fashioned Way

admin — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 14:16:42 +0000

I have to admit that I am addicted to bingo. I used to play at all the bingo halls in my area five days a week. Soon I, and some acquaintances, formed a group and we used to travel together, and play at the same table. What started as a way of meeting some people and spending two three hours in the evening turned into a passion. My major spending was on bingo tickets and food. Even after getting married and raising children I still found time for bingo. What I did notice was that there was more pressure from my family to play less bingo. They did this very cleverly and now after retiring from bingo, I realize it was a well planned operation. Either a child suddenly had to be taken to a school play, or I had to attend a family outing. Also my bingo buddies started dwindling.

There is no fun in playing bingo alone, it has to be with family or friends. Anyway my addiction to bingo soon wore off and then one day I came to know about online bingo. Well I tried my hand at it, but the feel was just not the same and I am lousy at computers. So I have bid a fond farewell to bingo – at least temporarily!