Bingo Bytes Review

Who’s hungry for bingo? Bingo Bytes are. They’re so hungry they’ve taken a bunch of bingo balls and turned them into meatballs, served up with a big bowl of spaghetti. That’s the site’s logo at least and, silly as it may sound, it works well. Life is silly and bingo is silly and naming your site Bingo Bytes is silly, but that’s all part ofthe fun. If you can buy into the light-hearted vibes being espoused here, sign up without delay and help yourself to a hearty 500% welcome bonus.

While bingo takes pride of place it’s certainly not the only show in town; Bingo Bytes also features its range of slots and scratch card games on its homepage. Admittedly, these are the same slots as you’ll find at all ofthe operator’s other sites, but there are nevertheless some good games in there, even if they are as common as dirt. Mobile play is one area where Bingo Bytes excels as you’ll discover if you try accessing its bingo and other games via your iOS or Android device. Thanks to HTML5, games should load in your browser.

About Bingo Bytes

Bingo Bytes is owned and operated by Cozygames Management Limited, who are based on theIsleofManand have a wealth of experience, having been operating on the frontlines ofthe industry for more than 12 years. An About section towards the lower half ofthe homepage provides little by way of useful information and a lot by way of SEO-stuffed keywords pertaining to “play online bingo” andthe likes. Fair play; everyone’s got to earn a buck after all, and given the amount of sites they’ve released, Cozygames Management must be constantly in competition with themselves.

The remainder ofthe About section is written in pidgin English; this is a flaw that besets many of this company’s bingo sites, and betrays a lack of care when creating the site. You could be forgiven for thinking they simply didn’t care and were in a rush to rattle off as many bingo sites as possible, but it was probably just an honest mistake – or an honest series of mistakes in the case oftheir About section. If you need to get hold of customer support, Bingo Bytes provide email, live chat and telephone help and also have a comprehensive FAQ.

Byte into the Banking

The comprehensive FAQ contains plenty of info regarding deposits and withdrawals. Here you’ll learn that funds can be deposited by Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Switch, Solo, Neteller, Paysafecard, Skrill and Ukash. The minimum deposit amount is a tenner. The site doesn’t specify withdrawal methods but it would appear to be the case that you can use the same deposit options save for one or two such as Paysafecard. Withdrawal requests take 2-3 working days to be processed. It is unclear whether there is a minimum withdrawal amount.

Byte-Sized Bonuses

It’s common for operators of multiple gaming sites to repeat their offers in multiple locations, and sure enough, Bingo Bytes’s look very familiar. They may be common but they’re not to be sniffed at, for who in their right mind would decline a 500% first deposit bonus prefaced by a £15 no deposit bonus? Simply sign up and validate your card to claim the latter; the former can be claimed when you deposit between £5 and £500.

There’s cashback too, again as you will find at all Cozygames Management sites. This works out at 5% when you deposit over £25, 10% for over £50, 15% for over £100 and 20% for over £200. Refer a friend to the site and you can claim a £10 Amazon voucher when they make their first deposit. There’s also something called a Newbie Bonus Boons. This might be the 500% first deposit mentioned earlier or it might be a different offer; this is never exactly made clear, but whatever the case there’s a 350% second deposit bonus and a 300% third deposit bonus.

Coverall and Progressive Jackpots

As part ofthe Live Bingo Network, Bingo Bytes is able to offer a wide range of games including 90, 80, 75, 50 and 30-ball bingo. Many ofthese games have coverall jackpots and a few have progressive jackpots. There is no guarantee that the progressive pot will be won in a specific game, but when it does happen, there’s usually a four-figure sum to be pocketed by one lucky winner. Tickets for many ofthe games, even those with substantial jackpots attached, average around 5p.

30-ball bingo is the least popular ofthe games; there’s just one game available, City Hall, which has a £30 jackpot attached. 90-ball on the other hand is the game that enjoys the most action andthe biggest jackpots. Players are encouraged to pre-buy tickets for these games – a countdown timer reveals how long you’ve got to do so before the next game starts.

Play for Fun or Cash

As mentioned earlier, non-bingo games are a prominent feature at Bingo Bytes, despite the site’s clear commitment to the lottery game it’s based on. Even the most devout bingo players could use a break from all those numbers being ticked off from time to time, and that’s where the slots come into their own.

Games have been listed with user ratings attached, which should help you weed out the dross – if you can trust your fellow players’ judgement that is. The likes of Santa in Town, Dragon Ark and Aztecs are the sort of fare you can look forward to, games which are eclectic if nothing else. All ofthe titles to be found at Bingo Bytes can be played for fun or for real money.

Rounding things off at Bingo Bytes is the casino, a modest but capably equipped casino that mostly dabbles in blackjack in roulette. Roulette variations such as French Roulette, European Roulette Goldand European Blackjack should require no introduction. Poker is represented too in the form of video poker games like Aces & Faces and Tens or Better. Finally, there’s Keno, the other lottery style game that isn’t bingo but isn’t a million miles away either.

Bite into Bingo Bytes

Bingo Bytes is another functional site from Cozygames Management, who still can’t decide how to spell their name (they write it both ways on the site) but do seem to be releasing bingo sites that are slowly improving. Aesthetically and from a UX perspective, there’s little to fault here. The site works especially well on touchscreen devices and so do its games, from bingo to slots.

As usual the 500% welcome bonus is one ofthe best things about this Cozygames site but the cashback offer is also not to be sniffed at. The bingo games are varied and consistently lucrative andthe slots do their job, even if they’re not the greatest games you’ll ever encounter on the web. For the purposes of bingo especially, there are plenty of reasons why you might want to spend some time at Bingo Bytes.