Dream Bingo Review

Dream Bingo is a smart looking site, one whose responsive design makes it ideal for using on mobile and tablet devices. This is a well-designed site that is easy to browse and kitted out with a wide range of enticing bingo promotions. There are all kinds of prizes to be won including various gifts such as an Apple TV, cooking set, perfume set and a Kindle. While many bingo sites also offer a wide range of slots and other games, Dream Bingo is focused on bingo exclusively. There's a good range of bingo games to be played with over £240,000 in cash paid out monthly across the various rooms.

The value of the progressive jackpots on the site is also displayed on the homepage, a value that stands at over eight million pounds typically. Dream Bingo also has a selection of social channels but like many bingo operators it appears to have given up on these. Its Facebook page was last updated in 2016, the same time that its Twitter account was last updated. The same is true of its Instagram. Dream Bingo seem to have given up the ghost in late 2016 and haven't bothered with their social channels since.

About Dream Bingo

Dream Bingo is operated by Betway Limited, a company who are registered in Gibraltar and are licensed and regulated by the Great Britain Gambling Commission. The site describes itself as the UK's leading online bingo site, but it’s fair to say this is not the first website to have described itself in such terms. There are five bingo rooms to choose from, with 90 and 75-ball bingo the two types of games favoured here. There is a £10,000 progressive jackpot room as well as a community jackpot that can be won.

“Welcome to Dream Bingo” says the About page “where your dreams are often just a few clicks away”. The About page speaks of the quality bingo software used at the site which provides HD graphics and a smooth and seamless playing experience. If you need to get hold of customer support you can do so by sending an email, by calling the number provided or by using live chat.

Dreamy Banking Options

Dream Bingo has a clearly labelled banking page, something which is a rarity to see at bingo sites, one which details available withdrawal and deposit options. Other bingo sites could take a leaf out of Dream Bingo’s book. These options include using Visa, Maestro, MasterCard, PayPal, Paysafecard, Clickandbuy, Citadel Direct, Entropay or bank transfer. You could also use these options to withdraw funds except for Citadel and Paysafecard. Dream Bingo doesn't clarify the minimum withdrawal or deposit limits, however.

Dreaming About Bonuses

The casino bonus available at Dream Bingo will grant you £40 to play with when you deposit £10. This offer is promoted heavily on the homepage. Beyond that, due to the design of the site which places most of the essential elements on the homepage, you’ll find that there isn't much else to look at in terms of promotions, or at least no dedicated promotions page to speak of. However there is a page called Dreams in which players are invited to “tell us your dream”.

Here you will find some of the tangible goods to be won on the site including a smoothie maker, a Belgian waffle maker and shopping vouchers. The usernames of the players who scooped these prizes is displayed here. It would appear that Dream Bingo has more of a focus on dispensing tangible gifts than bonus cash and the assorted promotions offered at other bingo sites. It’s a different approach, and one that is probably just as effective, given that the average bingo player isn’t going to be scooping any of the jackpot prizes any time soon; a few shopping vouchers at best.

Bingo Only Bonus

One of the good things about Dream Bingo’s decision to focus on bingo only is that some thought has gone into these games. You’ll find a much better selection of bingo here than you would at one of the sites run by, say, Cassava Enterprises. Featured rooms and games include Immortal Romance, which is bingo with a vampire twist. The room is in operation between 5pm and 12am and there is up to £1,000 in prizes to be won. Players are guaranteed at least one medallion with every strip of tickets they buy. You’ll need to amass 20 medallions to win a big prize.

The cumulative value of the cash prizes dished out at Dream Bingo is impressive. In the Immortal Romance game alone there is over £33,000 dispensed every month. The theme for the room is implemented with the aid of Immortal Romance characters who dole out various bonuses. Look out for Amber, Michael and Sarah appearing to unleash additional balls and other bonuses. The site speaks of having five bingo rooms available, but elsewhere it references there being six. Whatever the case, there’s some serious cash prizes at stake, the sort that’ll put a smile on your face better than any shopping voucher or smoothie maker ever could.

Dream Bingo guarantees that more than £200,000 will be won on its site every month. On the last Saturday of the month, for example, £10,000 is given away and during the week there’s £800 to be won in the evening games. It’s possible that there might be a handful of slots available at Dream Bingo too. Although this information isn’t made clear on the site, there is a banner advertising a slot called Poker Party. Whether this is a one-off, or part of a larger provision of slots is unclear. It looks like you’ll need to be logged in to ascertain whether or not there are indeed games other than bingo to be experienced at Dream Bingo.

Dream Bingo Conclusion

If you’re into bingo, there’s nothing wrong with Dream Bingo at all. Well, there’s very little wrong with it at least. The welcome bonus isn’t exactly huge, admittedly, although in saying that, it isn’t clarified whether or not you can deposit more than £10 and still avail yourself of this offer. Whatever the case, there’s every incentive to dream big once you’re a fully fledged member of the site, even if that constitutes little more than dreaming of the fun you could have with an Apple TV or NutriBullet blender.

The bingo games are excellent at least, provided you’re content to play 75 and 90-ball bingo, and the value of the prizes is also good. Indeed, who cares about electrical goods and shopping vouchers when there’s over £200,000 worth of cash prizes up for grabs every single month? It would be nice if there was a selection of other games at Dream Bingo – or if there is, it would be nice if these were publicised – but otherwise, there’s little that can be faulted at this capable bingo site.