Bingo has always been a popular soft gaming activity, it has an incredibly interesting history and if you read up on this, the consensus in the majority, is that it came to the UK via the US and was introduced by Eric Morley. UK bingo researchers disagree, they say the game was already established, if somewhat in an underground fashion long before, and I tend to agree.
No matter what the researchers perceive to be the true history of bingo, we just let them get on with their arguments, while we enjoy playing. Playing is completely socially acceptable, and online bingo has become hugely popular for its social gifts, free bingo as well as the massive potential for winning large and varied prizes.
This game knows absolutely no boundaries; it is played by rich and poor, young and old, black, white and in-between. It is the great equalizer, and the one thing all these millions of online bingo players have in common is a love of the game.
Bingo is easy to love when you think of all the new friends you can make and the fantastic prizes up for grabs. Take for instance the Posh Bingo ‘Dreams of Dosh’ games, this game does what it says on the tin – a dreamers £1 million pound coverall game. It is played every Friday and someone has to win it one day. Another good example is Foxy Bingo which gives away millions of pounds worth of guaranteed prizes every month. Different to a coverall, a guaranteed bingo game has to be won; and every week, plenty of these games are hosted with £1 000, £2 000, £5 000 and even a huge £10 000 in prize money.
Looking at these two examples of online bingo sites, you need to look a bit behind the scenes too. There are also other games with prizes up for grabs, its not only about money. Christmas is coming and online bingo sites are catering for this. At Posh Bingo, this is not advertised, but you can win, Hamleys Toy vouchers, baking sets, luxury food hampers and all sorts as prizes in games, but you have to get in and play to learn this. Foxy is similar, in Super Prize Night and other aspects and it even has a new shopping section known as Foxy Street.
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