Rollover Bingo Review

The first thing you’ll encounter after navigating to Rollover Bingo’s website is a notice informing you that you need to have Flash enabled in your browser for the site to work. That’s assuming you don’t already have Flash working – and if your browser’s Chrome, that’s almost certainly a no. This is inconvenient to say the least, especially if you’re trying to view the site on mobile. Once you’ve closed the pop-up you’ll discover that, even with Flash disabled, the sections of the site that still load provide a torrent of information.

It’s hard to know what to look at first at Rollover Bingo. This site attempts to ambush your eyes right, left and centre, leading them on a merry dance all across the page. Euro Millions is the message emblazoned across the top of the page, which is mightily confusing. “Play bingo and get Euro Millions lines every time!” it proclaims. Further down the page there’s an image of an attractive blonde woman clasping her hands against her face with delight. In the right hand sidebar, meanwhile, the site’s latest winners are displayed prominently. And that’s just for starters – there’s a whole lot more going on as you make your way further down the page.

About Rollover Bingo

Rollover Bingo describes itself as being the only bingo site to offer free National Lottery lines. Supposedly you’ll get free lottery lines the more bingo cards you buy. Cassava Enterprises are the company behind Rollover Bingo. They’re based in Gibraltar and are licensed and regulated by the Gibraltar Gambling Commission. 888 group, who own Cassava Enterprises, are licensed by the Great Britain Gambling Commission who have awarded a license to 888 UK Ltd.

The site’s marketing is operated by Cashcade Ltd who are supposedly an English-based company who have a track record of operating major gaming sites. Do their marketing efforts extend to updating their various sites’ social channels you wonder? Not in the case of Rollover Bingo at least. Embarrassingly, the homepage has a Facebook widget embedded that makes it blatantly obvious to all visitors to the site that the page hasn’t been updated in three years.

Rollover Banking Methods

In the FAQ, you’ll find that Rollover Bingo accepts deposits in the form of Visa, Visa Electron, MasterCard and Maestro. They also accept Neteller and Firepay. The minimum deposit amount is £5 and the minimum withdrawal is £20. Players can set maximum daily deposit limits if desired. It can take up to 8 working days for withdrawal requests to be cleared and for the funds to appear in your account. You can probably use bank transfer and cheque as withdrawal methods, although this isn’t confirmed in the FAQ. Cassava Enterprises sites tend to be low on banking information and Rollover Bingo is no exception.

Free Euro Millions Lines

The welcome offer at Rollover Bingo is a 300% first deposit match. Deposit £10 and you’ll be given £40 to play with. Deposit a minimum of £10 to claim this offer, which will pay out a maximum of £90 in bonus cash. There’s a 4x wagering requirement before this cash can be withdrawn.

The other offer of note at Rollover Bingo is the prospect of free Euro Millions lines. Every time you spend £10 at the site you’ll be given one syndicated Euro Millions line for free. There’s a system in play that will see any sort of Euro Millions jackpot win awarding you a share of the prize. If the tickets you hold were to win a £50 million jackpot, for example, you would receive £1 million, which is still pretty good going.

The site also operates a loyalty scheme which sees players rewarded with bingo points, earned at a rate of 1 for every 10p you spend on the site. Save up enough points and these can be exchanged for free tickets to selected bingo games. The CHs (chat hosts) are also willing to dispense bingo points if you ask them nicely.

Popular Among the Brits

90-ball and 75-ball bingo are the two games types you’ll find at Rollover Bingo. These games are extremely popular with British players, who account for the bulk of Rollover Bingo’s audience. There are three ways to win in the 90-ball game, by scoring 1 line, 2 lines or 3 lines which is better known as full house. In the 75-ball bingo game on the other hand there is just 1 way to win. The site also operates 1tg and 2tg games. These games award prizes even when you’ve still got 1 or 2 numbers to go.

The CHs (chat hosts) anchor the action to be enjoyed at Rollover Bingo. They’ll alert you to forthcoming bingo tournaments, which are apparently hosted regularly at the site. Look out for games with guaranteed cash jackpots – you’ll find these hosted at 9pm most nights of the week and with £250, £1,000 or even £2,000 to be won, they’re certainly worth your time. Tickets for these cost 5p or 10p and you can purchase multiple tickets for these games if you’d like.

Other Game Choices

There are other games to be played at Rollover Bingo over and above bingo but unfortunately information relating to these is in short supply. You’ll find a brief description of what to expect on the games page, but there’s no images attached so it’s hard to get a feel for the potential delights that are in store. What can be gleaned however is that there’s a selection of slots, keno, blackjack and roulette to be played. It’s a shame, on a site so busy and rich with competing information, that there wasn’t more space reserved for describing the slots and casino games.

Rollover Conclusion

It’s hard to know what to make of Rollover Bingo. On the one hand, it’s pretty cool that there’s the possibility – no matter how small – of winning a huge sum via the Euro Millions lottery. Who wouldn’t want to play bingo in the knowledge that there’s an outside chance they could pocket £1 million or more? The way the syndicated lottery ticket purchases are tied in with purchasing tickets to the bingo games is clever. The scheme takes a little bit of getting your head around at first, but once you’ve grasped it, it makes perfect sense. Sure, you could just purchase lottery tickets yourself – and many players surely do – but it feels more satisfying that you can simply play bingo and the ticket buying takes care of itself.

In terms of the games themselves, well, it’s impossible to rate the slots and casino games because no information is provided. Similarly, there’s not vast amounts of information to be learned about the names and themes of the bingo rooms at the site. All that can be confirmed with a degree of certainty is that there are nightly coverall jackpots that are worth up to £2,000. Rollover Bingo then is a bit of a messy and disjointed site, but for the purposes of bingo, it will just about do the job.