Friends Reunited Bingo review

The software for Friends Reunited Bingo is provided by Party Gaming PLC so you will see it used on a few sites on the ITV network, namely Emmerdale Bingo and ITV Bingo.

Registration is simple but if you hold an account at any of the other sites it would appear you do not need to re-register, simply use your account details for the site you previously registered with.

If you choose to make a deposit at Friends Reunited Bingo then you will need to complete a slightly more complex form and will receive a phone call on the registered mobile number to verify your account. An automated voice will ask you to enter the four digit security code into your mobile keypad to activate your real money account. Your first deposit will earn a 100% bonus and an extra £5 bonus.

Please note: The minimum deposit amount is £15.

There is only one type of bingo available at this bingo site and it is 90 ball bingo with a maximum of 60 cards available to purchase per game. There is also an option to pre buy for games, both ordinary and jackpot games.

I did make a deposit unlike with Emmerdale Bingo and in all honesty found the game a little tedious. The auto card sorting was a bit of a mish mash with bingo cards having multiple colours dependant on how many numbers you still required.

• 5 or more to go - Red
• 4tg - Yellow
• 3tg - Green
• 2tg - Orange
• 1tg - Bright Red

 

There were 80 players in a 5p per ticket game and the prizes were

1 line - £10.89
2 lines - £21.78
Full house - £44.34

A chat game was playing also, these are the details:-

Two Outta Three!!!
Give your chat host any three numbers you want. Say *TWO OUTTA THREE* and your numbers when any two of your three numbers are called. The first player to call correctly wins 10 free cards.

If you aren't lucky enough to win on the actual bingo game they do award some players with consolation prizes, these vary from game to game but my biggest win was £18p as a consolation winner!

There are three side games available to play at Friends Reunited Bingo, Blackjack, Old McDonald and Fruity Loopy.

 

To be 100% honest I bought 60 cards per game because I couldn't get rid of my balance quick enough I was that bored with the game. I tried the side games which worked once and then I kept getting a message saying I didn't have enough funds in my account despite still having £17.00 available (maybe they don't let you use your bonus funds for side games?) and then the side games froze.

Not a site that I will be frequenting.