Naughty Bingo Review

Type ‘Naughty Bingo’ into Google and you’ll come up with some interesting results. Type naughtybingo.co.uk into your browser bar, however, and you’ll come up with an extremely reputable looking site. It’s smart, tasteful and to be frank nothing like its name suggests. If this is naughty, then why does it all feel and look so inviting?  There’s a vague angel and devil theme running through the site and, while there’s a limit to how consistently it’s implemented, it certainly makes for a sharp and eye-catching homepage.

Despite the name, there’s much more to Naughty Bingo than bingo; a glance at the top menu makes that clear, with its links to such sections as Slots, Casino and Games. We’ll start with the bingo though and work our way to the rest later. There’s also a Mobile page, where you’ll learn that Naughty Bingo’s games have been optimised for tablet and mobile devices. iOS; Android; Windows phone; whatever phone and OS you use, Naughty Bingo should be compatible.

About Naughty Bingo

Naughty Bingo is operated by Cozy Games Management, whose sites can vary greatly in quality. This is one of their newer efforts though and it shows in the sharp design and pleasing graphics. Beneath the surface it’s still the same old games and the same bonuses, but visually it’s a far more pleasing spectacle. Cozy Games Management are based in Douglas on the Isle of Man, from where they have been producing bingo websites with increasing regularity since 2005.

Towards the bottom of the homepage a typically garbled About section attempts to tie the site’s name and theme in with the games it offers, shoehorning in such phrases as “now you can jump at the chance of wining and dining here while you are on the move. It’s Naughty Bingo, a perfect place to have a gourmet bingo meal”. Hmm, if you say so guys. The About section does delve into further details about the HTML5 games that are hosted on the site, facilitating mobile play which is an integral part of the service offering here.

Naughty’s Banking Choices

When it comes to making a deposit at Naughty Bingo, the site accepts a fair range of payment methods: take your pick from Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Delta, Visa Electron, Switch, Solo, Neteller, Paysafecard and Skrill. The minimum deposit amount is £10. The FAQ pertaining to banking – and presumably the rest of it too – is barely legible in places and stuffed with typos. Cozy Games Management might be a British company, but on this evidence, their first language certainly isn’t English. Withdrawals take 2-3 days to be processed. The site doesn’t specify available withdrawal methods, but presumably they are the same as the deposit methods on offer.

Naughty and Nice Bonuses

The main promotion being touted at Naughty Bingo is the £15 no deposit bonus that’s available; simply sign up, validate your credit or debit card and the cash is yours to play with. Then, when you make your first deposit, there’s a 500% first deposit bonus to claim when you deposit between £5 and £500. This is a pretty good offer it must be said, and is one that can be found at many Cozy Games Management sites. All bonus cash is subject to a 4x wagering requirement on bingo and 10x for slots.

Naughty Bingo also has a number of ongoing bonuses for regular players such as cashback which can be earned at a rate of 5% on deposits of over £25, rising to 20% once you exceed £200. The site also allows players to purchase packages of tickets to certain games. For example you can buy £25 seeded pots for the Down Town game or the same for the Night Owls game which runs from 2am - 5am. New players on the site will want to take advantage of the Newbie Bonus Boons offers, comprising three generous deposit matches, and there’s also a £10 Amazon voucher to be earned for referring a friend to the site.

Bingo is Bog Standard

You came here to play naughty bingo and naughty bingo you shall play – well, bingo you shall play. Whether you choose to spice it up by inserting some kind of naughty element (for every correct number that comes in you have to remove an item of clothing?) is your prerogative. In most respects there’s nothing particularly out of the ordinary with the games to be found at Naughty Bingo. That’ll be because the site is connected to the Live Bingo Network, as are all Cozy Games Management sites. Thus you’ll be playing exactly the same games at exactly the same time as players will at hundreds of other bingo sites all across Europe, primarily in Britain.

One of the good things about the connection with Live Bingo Network is that there are so many different types of bingo to be savoured. 90-ball; 80; 75; 50; 30 – you name it, you can play it here. Games have names such as Down Town, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and City Hall. The value of the jackpots with these games can vary enormously; some have coverall jackpots where there’s a fixed amount, say £100, to be won. With others, there’s also a progressive jackpot whose value continues to rise the longer it goes without being claimed. The cost of tickets for the bingo games can vary greatly, starting as low as 1p and rising to £1 for the bigger jackpot games.

The Slots Are Fine

The slots at Naughty Bingo are the same as those to be found at all other Cozy Games Management sites. Based on the thumbnail images alone they look terrible, especially if you compare them to the sort of slots you’ll find at some of the newer casinos who are partnered with major developers such as NetEnt and Microgaming. In comparison, the likes of Dragon Ark, Santa in Town and Aztecs just don’t cut it. That being said, your average bingo player isn’t going to be quite as critical, and the odds are the games on offer here will do just fine.

There’s also a casino at Naughty Bingo and, while not the largest you’ll ever encounter, it ticks off most boxes. You can play roulette, blackjack and video poker, put it that way, which ought to be enough to content most players. Sure, it’s nice to see a live casino, but given that this is primarily a bingo site, what’s available here is more than enough.

Naughty Bingo Conclusion

Naughty Bingo is a pretty good site on most counts. It’s well designed, the theme works reasonably and it’s got a fine selection of bingo games, as you’d expect of a site partnered with the Live Bingo Network. Sure, it’s hard to get too excited about a site that’s just a clone of literally hundreds of other sites save for a few cosmetic adjustments. Still, if you’re gonna play bingo somewhere, it might as well be here. The games are good, the mobile compatibility is a plus and the welcome bonus is about as generous as they get.