Cheers Bingo Review

Players can clink their glasses of bubbly together on the Cheers Bingo website. Specialising in offering online bingo enthusiasts the chance to enjoy their favourite 90 and 75 ball games, members can do so as they say cheers to one another.

Launched in July 2012 by its parent company the Jumpman Gaming Limited, the owner of Cheers Bingo is a bit of an unknown in the online bingo and casino world. Their headquarters are based in Alderney, a small island that is owned and governed by the UK. As such, players wondering whether Cheers Bingo is a safe site to stake on need to fear not as the UK Gambling Commission are notoriously one of the most reliable and trustworthy regulators that European players can enjoy. So, despite it being based in Alderney, there should be no queries amongst bingo enthusiasts that Cheers Bingo is a reliable and trustworthy place for members to play.

Here’s to Cheers

Visitors to the site will be making speeches about how pleasant and cheerful the layout of the website is. Dominated by a purple background, the Cheers Bingo site is as colourful and eye-catching as they come. Online bingo players are notorious for enjoying such razzmatazz and it helps to create a fun experience for those visiting the Cheers Bingo.

The home page is dominated by a scrolling banner feed that displays the latest promotions on site, including a welcome bonus that will get players off to a satisfying start to their Cheers Bingo adventure. Positioned just above the banner are links to a number of different sections on site, these being the home page, the registration page titled ‘join now’, a link to the bingo games section, the slot game portfolio, the latest winners for those who enjoy hearing about feel good stories, what help members can get on site and a link to Cheers Bingo’s very own blog.

Cheers to Some Helpful Hints

The Cheers Bingo blog is linked to a slightly different website and is full of a range of content. Varying from bingo tips to advice on how to get the be the happiest and healthiest readers can be, there’s no doubt that this is an attraction to bingo players that want more than just full houses to their online bingo play.

With new copy being uploaded every week – it gives a good indication of how the Cheers Bingo website is regularly being updated with new and engaging offers, games and copy. Members who want to learn more about the history of bingo and tips on becoming a better player should make time to read the Cheers Bingo blog now – now that is something we can all toast too!

Games:

With a name like Cheers Bingo, it’s no surprise this website’s selection of bingo rooms is what makes it appeal to its registered members. There is a good range of 75 and 90 ball games available for members, which means plenty of choice for the bingo fans out there.

Traditionally played in USA, the 75 bingo game is enjoyed with tickets being on five times five grid. The website give its players the centre square for free, which means those enjoying the 75 bingo game will only need to match 24 numbers to collect a full house. Those odds certainly give players a better chance of winning.

In terms of the 90 ball games, which are traditionally the most popular rooms with online bingo players, there are three ways to win: one line, two lines and a full house. Every game of 90 ball bingo is played on tickets consisting of three rows and nine columns – a feature that is common across bingo halls around the world. Those who want to increase their chances of winning can do so by buying a strip of tickets – which equates to six tickets.

With plenty of games and chat hosts handing out prizes at anytime in the rooms, it’s no surprise the selection of bingo rooms is popular with players. Cheers Bingo certainly does hold its own when it comes to offering a good range of bingo rooms.

Disappointing Slots

However, the slot selection is rather disappointing – to put it politely. Some of the titles include popular and well-known titles in the industry including Jewel Journey, Shaman’s Dream and the Temple of Iris. Each of these games comes with a small description of what makes the in-play exciting and engaging, which is ideal for those who are not too familiar with slot games and want to learn a bit more about the titles themes and in-play features.

With such few games to choose from and enjoy, the chance of finding a game that players will enjoy is limited at best. Cheers Bingo might be aimed at bingo enthusiasts, but their limited slot selection is not worthy of popping champagne for.

Promotions

The promotions offered to members of the Cheers Bingo community are plentiful and profitable – allowing new and existing customers the chance to claim great deals. The welcome bonus sees members get the chance to bag a €20 bonus after their first deposit, as well as automatically enter a raffle where a €2,500 bingo bonus will be won in one of the bingo rooms.

As is the case with most online bingo websites, they look to create a sense of community on site by offering members deals for liking their social media profiles – including Facebook and Twitter. In fact, members will get 5,000 loyalty points just for liking the Cheers Bingo Facebook page.

Loyalty points on site can be exchanged at a conversion rate of €1 bonus for every 1,000 points accumulated, therefore members will get an equivalent of a €5 bonus just for following them on social media. With a loyalty scheme to be enjoyed, too, members can be treated like VIP. Visitors to the Cheers Bingo site will be raising a glass to the sight of that!

Top Protection

Being licensed and regulated by established and trustworthy commission guarantees that the latest encryption software is installed on the Cheers Bingo website. Protecting players and their bank details from third parties, the payment options are safe and secure.

Transaction methods for both deposits and withdrawals are common including Visa, MasterCard and bank transfer. Players will feel at ease using the Cheers Bingo payment options.

No Live or Phone Chat

The support on this online bingo website isn’t the best in online websites – with their not being a live chat or phone support available, the only way players can contact a customer support agent is via email. This can be done by sending their query to support@cheersbingo.com, with a response forthcoming within two hours of the original email being sent.

This is only likely though during working hours Monday to Friday, which we can assume to be 10am to 6pm CET. But that leaves online bingo players stuck should they be facing urgent issues at the weekend – not something that is worth shouting about.

The Party’s Over

Cheers Bingo is not worthy of having a celebration for. With a limited number of slot games and a poor support network, members won’t be in a party mood when they discover what is behind the colourful website. Members might be celebrating if they decide to join other online bingo websites instead.