Sun Bingo Players Review

£100 | Proprietary | US Friendly?

Ratings

Graphics 8/10

Playability 7/10

Promotions and Bonuses 8/10

Chat Community 8/10

Overall8/10

Sun Bingo is quite heavily advertised and with good reason. Being a very well recognized brand, and an avid reader, I decided to join and see what the hype was all about, so I prepared this bingo review.

I proceeded to register on the site, which was easy enough to do. Added personal details such as my address and a contact number, as well as my email address.

With my banking details such as debit card added to my details, I was then ready to start playing. Having deposited ￡25 and immediately credited to my account, I played Bingo.

I started off with 75 Ball Bingo. One of the more popular versions of bingo. It is different than the older style of bingo. You now use one card with five horizontal rows and has the letters BINGO showing on top.

75 numbers is the maximum quantity of numbers that can be killed in one game. The 5×5 card has 24 spaces and one free blank space.

The object of 75 Ball Bingo is to mark the numbers that must form after a pre-agreed Bingo pattern.

Another game I played was 80 Ball Bingo. 80 balls in the game. This is a happy medium if 75 balls is too few and 90 balls are far too many.

80 Ball Bingo is a speedier game. 80 ball board has sixteen squares and four across and four down. It also has different patterns on the card compared to other bingo cards.

Finally, I played the large 90 Bingo Ball game. This was, for me, the most exciting of all the bingo games I played at Sun Bingo.

This game was introduced in 2005 and it is truly exciting. 90 is the maximum quantity of numbers called in the game. The cards have three horizontal rows and nine vertical columns. The three patterns are One Line, Two Line and Full House.

The patterns offer different prizes and I did win a few games at Sun bingo. Worth your time to give it a try.