Bounce Bingo Bingo Site Review

There are bingo games designed to appeal to every type of player at Bounce Bingo, with a good selection of 90-ball and 75-ball games. If you like the idea of mixing things up a bit, the site also offers 52-ball Bingo Roulette, which has proved to be a huge hit with players.

The lobby directs you towards the latest upcoming games, so you can grab your tickets before they start. Menu tabs guide you towards On-the-Go Games, Guaranteed Jackpots, Mystery Jackpots, Gobsmacked, Ace Club and Free Games.

Bounce Bingo has 14 bingo rooms, including Street Party, Wonky and Number 10. Tickets are priced to suit all budgets, ranging from 1p – 50p. There are also a few more pricey options in the Ace Club rooms, where tickets can climb as high as £10. Prizes range from a few pounds, up to £1,500 jackpot payouts for the big-ticket games.

Slots

It’s quite common to find a collection of slots and instant win games alongside online bingo rooms. Slots are ideal for whiling away some time when you’re waiting for your next bingo game to start. Usually they’re served up as a side dish, but at Bounce Bingo they could easily be the main course! There are over 300 games to choose from, including some of the most popular titles around.

Bounce Bingo offers a huge collection of games from leading developers including NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Eyecon. That means you’ll be able to play favourites including Starburst, The Dog House and Rainbow Riches.

Slots are divided up into New, Popular or All, which seems woefully lacking for a collection of this size. By undertaking a series of searches, we uncovered:

• 25+ Slingo games.
• 35+  jackpot slots.
• A handful of Megaways games.

These games should ideally have their own sections within the menus, as it would make finding new slots to play so much easier. We think any slot fan would be delighted with the quality and range of games on offer though. The site doesn’t offer any casino games other than slots, so you won’t find any table or live dealer games at Bounce Bingo.

Regular promotions and bonuses all add to the fun, so Bounce Bingo makes sure it offers plenty of them. There’s usually a deposit match offer, and there are always loads of free tickets and other free offers available, all of which come with no wagering requirements. Make sure you opt in for SMS and email messages from the site, as this is often the only way you’ll get to hear about the latest promotions.

In common with many other bingo sites, Bounce Bingo has kept payment methods to a minimum. The site accepts debit card and PayPal deposits, along with an option to make payments over the phone. Bounce Bingo doesn’t charge transaction fees, and the minimum deposit requirement is just £5.

Deposits are instant, but withdrawals take a little longer. Bounce Bingo takes up to 2 business days to process withdrawal requests, but your financial provider might add on another few days. The minimum withdrawal is £5, although customer support will consider smaller sums on request.

Everyone needs a helping hand now and again, so we were pleased to discover that Bounce Bingo has a helpful FAQ section. This covers topics including how to set up an account and how to make deposits and withdrawals.

Bounce Bingo doesn’t make it easy to find the support contact options, as they’re tucked away within your personal account settings. Click or tap on your player avatar, then scroll down to Support. This reveals your unique ID number, which saves time when support staff are trying to locate your account details.

The live chat service is available 10am - 2am, with a member of the team picking up the chat in under a minute. The staff are professional and helpful, so you know that you’re in safe hands. If you’re not in a hurry for an answer you can contact support via email at [email protected]. There’s a freephone number too, on 0808 238 9814, which is available between 10am and 2am every day of the week.

Responsible Gambling tools and resources are prominently displayed on the Bounce Bingo website, with links to GamStop and GamCare. Extensive help pages are available, along with tools that allow you to limit the amount of deposits, or to self-exclude for a while.