Love Bingo review

From my experience of these sites, as a network, they use the same Chat Hosts whichever skin (front page) you choose to register through so Mr Hare must be talking marketing team and admin staff rather than Chat Hosts.

Anyway the first thing that I notice about the site is the great logo and mascot; they really are in keeping with the site name.

Registration to Love Bingo requires completion of an industry standard form with no need to provide financial information unless you choose to make a deposit. All new players to Love Bingo will each be credited with £1 of free bingo. You will however need to validate your account through your email before the full amount is credited. Any deposits you make at Love Bingo will always earn a cash match bonus

• 1st Deposit - 100% up to £125
• Other Deposits - 50% up to £65

If you manage to accumulate 500 loyalty points (earned by spending £50 on bingo or £100 on side games) then you will qualify for a 9ct gold pendant. Only one pendant per household though and this offer expires 31st May 2008.

If you are quick to deposit at Love Bingo you could also be finding a £10 shopping voucher through your letter box when you deposit at least £20 and wager £100.

As with all the St Minver Bingo sites the only bingo game available is 90 ball bingo in two rooms. Bingo Café is open all day every day where as Bingo Lounge is open daily from 12pm until midnight.

It's obvious you are on a networked site when you visit Love Bingo when people are asking things in chat like "Does everyone here work for Ann Summers Bingo" to which no response was given.

I can't fault the game play, it's easy to purchase tickets and the graphics are smooth and without interruption but it does bother me when a site like Love Bingo launches under the pretext of being able to offer something different. The only difference to any other of the St Minver sites is the colour scheme and logo and for this reason I won't be rushing back there.