Foxy Zero Bingo Review

There are not one, but two pop-up notices that will greet you the moment you alight on the Foxy Zero homepage. The first of these alerts you to the fact that you will need to enable Flash for the site to work properly, and the second informs you that you will need to enable Flash for the site to work properly. Okay, got the message guys. Twice over. Just one question though: why? Why does your site require Flash just to barely function?

Foxy Zero has a cool name and a chirpy looking logo of a happy fox, but that’s about the best that can be said in the site’s favour. It’s stocked with a wide range of slots and bingo games, it’s true, but there’s really very little about this site that would make you want to go out of your way to play it. Still, if you’re the determined to and are convinced that based on its name alone Foxy Zero sounds like your kind of place then don’t delay – get involved.

About Foxy Zero

Foxy Zero is operated by Cassava Enterprises Limited. They’re a Gibraltar based company and responsible for developing hundreds of bingo website. ‘Developing’ is perhaps too strong of a word however: it’s more a case of them releasing these sites into the wild and then sitting back and seeing what happens. It’s pretty rare for these sites to receive any kind of love after that. Cassava Enterprises are regulated by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner. Parent company 888 group, meanwhile, are licensed by the Great Britain Gambling Commission, who awarded the license to 888 UK Ltd. Virtual Digital Services also hold a license that permits EU-based players to join in the fun at Foxy Zero.

Brigend Limited are the company whose software is used to power the site; they’re a subsidiary of Cassava Enterprises. As for the Foxy Zero brand, it’s owned by Cashcade who are a company who seem to specialise in selling Cassava Enterprises pre-packaged bingo brands that they can then run amok with. If you require customer support while using the site, you can get in touch with a team member by email or by calling a freephone UK telephone number.

Credit Card Details

Upon registration, you’ll apparently be obliged to provide your credit card details. This appears to be a mandatory requirement, even if you aren’t planning to deposit via card. The deposit options that are stated on the site as being accepted are Visa, Visa Electron, MasterCard and Maestro. Alternatively, you can use Neteller or Firepay. The minimum deposit amount is £10 and the minimum withdrawal amount is £10. It can take up to 8 working days for funds to show up in your account after making a withdrawal request apparently.

Solid Welcome Bonus

There’s a 200% welcome bonus waiting for you at Foxy Zero. Deposit £10 for example and you’ll be given £20 on top to play with. It’s possible to claim up to £150 in conjunction with this offer. Aside from that, the primary bonuses of playing at Foxy Zero, if they can be called that, are the big jackpots to be won. That’s what the site’s promotions page goes into at length anyway, with £50 jackpots available from games that cost just 2p to enter. Other than, that, there doesn’t appear to be anything in the way of ongoing promotions

Bingo Cards From 2p

75-ball and 90-ball bingo are the two types of games to be enjoyed at Foxy Zero. Tickets for bingo cards start at as low as 2p. There are 2p, 5p and 10p rooms to discover, some of which have guaranteed jackpots. In addition, there are a couple of progressive jackpot games. Have a go at The Big Zero, which operates in some of the 75-ball rooms. Then there’s 90 Ball Progressive Jackpot, which is self-explanatory. You’ll need to achieve bingo in 44 calls or less to win the pot in that game and in 32 calls or less for the 75-ball game.

Major games start at 1pm daily and run through till 11pm. Guaranteed jackpots range from £10 to £50 and tickets cost between 2p and 5pm. That’s just for the 75-ball game however. In the 90-ball game, the action runs between 1:30pm and 11:30pm and there is the opportunity to win up to £30 for full house. 1 and 2 line wins will be awarded less. All told, there’s a reasonable variety of bingo games to be enjoyed at Foxy Zero, even if the jackpots are modest in size.

Complete playing guides to 90 and 75-ball bingo are provided on the site. Unfortunately some of the images at Foxy Zero don’t load, which may be due to the site’s reliance on Flash or could be because it hasn’t been updated in some time. You’ll also learn that there is pattern bingo which can be played on the site. This is just a variant of the 75-ball game.

Log-in Required

It isn’t possible to view the slots, mini games and scratch cards available at Foxy Zero without being logged in to the site. As a consequence, the following is all supposition but can be taken as reasonably accurate given that these games can be found at all other Cassava Enterprises sites. Expect to be able to play video slots such as Fluffy Favourites, Shaman’s Dream, Temple of Isis and Cleopatra. These are all progressive jackpot games so you could potentially win large sums from playing these. You’ll probably also find a few scratch games where you can win instantly just by matching 3 or more identical symbols.

Have a Try Elsewhere

Foxy Zero is the sort of site it’s possible to discuss at length even though there’s no point in doing so. The only real message you need to take away from this review is that Foxy Zero isn’t worth your time and you should probably play bingo elsewhere.

In its favour, the site has a cool name and logo. Those are pretty much the only positives that can be extracted from this site, however. The fact that you require Flash enabled in your browser just to get the site to load properly is particularly annoying. Mobile players in particular aren’t well catered for at this outdated bingo site.

It’s annoying that you have to register a credit card to sign up and it’s frustrating that there are so few deposit and withdrawal options. Moreover, withdrawals take way too long to clear. The bingo games themselves are okay, but there are no big jackpots to be found here. If you’re simply looking to play bingo for fun and aren’t bothered or enticed by the prospect of big jackpots, fine, but otherwise there’s not a lot here to attract players save for the progressive jackpot games. It’s unclear how much you can typically expect to win here. Finally, the absence of any ongoing promotions is another reason why you’d be advised to steer well clear of Foxy Zero.