Bingo Palace review

Bingo Palace provide a free bingo room, Table Top, as an alternative to offering a free bingo bonus to all new players. As to how much the first deposit bonus is, well I wasn't able to find details on the site and even contacting live support proved to be less than fruitful with me sitting for five minutes with no response. I know they match your first deposit but wanted to find the threshold.

So onto the bingo itself, there are three rooms, one of which is a free play room and none of which indicate the game play in them from the main lobby - helpful to the end.

• Full House - 90 ball bingo
• Table Top - 75 ball bingo
• Table Top (free room) - 90 ball bingo
  

In Full House there was I and one other player, in Table Top a total of 9 players and a CM. Obviously a really popular site this one.

In all honesty I remember about a year ago some furore about Bingo Palace and their wagering requirements and although this isn't something I usually incorporate in my reviews, in this instance I wanted to see if they had improved at all.

When you make a deposit at Bingo Palace and it incurs a bonus, like the 100% cash match on your first deposit you must wager 3 times you purchase amount or spend 95% of you deposit before your bonus becomes available to use.

The biggest issue is the wagering requirements on the slots, for example if you choose to use your deposit to play slots rather than bingo you must wager the deposit and associated bonus amount 30 times!

The only reason I recall this is because I actually registered to the site and deposited £10 - I was lucky enough to win a total of over £900 but couldn't withdraw it because I hadn't met the wagering requirements!

Personally, because of my experience, I can't write a glowing review or recommend this site - but, on the other side of the coin, the game play is ok, the CM's friendly enough - so definitely one you will have to make your own minds up about.