Heart Bingo Bingo Site Review

Just by launching the Heart game lobby, I can already see I’m in for a treat. The lobby is divided up into various areas, including ‘Bingo’, ‘Slots’, ‘Live Casino’, ‘Slingo’ and ‘Promos’. 

Of course, being a bingo site review, the first thing I did was to head to the ‘Bingo’ area. Here, you can search by category, or if you know the name of the game you want to play, via the search bar. 

There are at least 10 90-ball bingo games to choose from at any given time, with most of them starting within 10 minutes. There's also a great selection of 75/80-ball bingo games that includes The Jukebox and fan favourite Deal or No Deal. In the ‘Specials’ section, you'll also find some other well-known bingo titles, as well as Heart’s exclusive Monthly Mix, Daily Delight and Weekly Wonder. 

Interestingly, you could also get involved in ‘Pre-buys’. These are games that are scheduled quite far in advance, but you can grab your tickets early. 

Lurking at the end of the ‘Bingo’ area is also a nice selection of video bingo if you like to switch things up a bit. Popular titles here include Thunderstruck II, Immortal Romance and Amazing Pharaoh.

Overall, I was pretty impressed with the selection of bingo games on offer, and there’s a nice mix of classic titles and more modern releases. 

Slots and other casino games 

It's become commonplace now for bingo sites to offer slots and other popular casino games as well as bingo, and Heart is no exception. 

In the ‘Slots’ area, the team at heart have done a good job of categorising the impressive slot collection into areas such as ‘Top Slots’, ‘Best of the Year’, ‘Daily Jackpots’ and ‘Megaways’. 

There are hundreds of titles to choose from, brought to you by big-name game developers such as Pragmatic Play, Blueprint Gaming and Eyecon. One thing I really like about the Heart website is that you can click on a slot and it will give you some basic information about the game, including how it works, what symbols and special features are available and the max payout. This isn't true of every single release in the slots catalogue, but certainly most slots at Heart come with a bit of a blurb. 

This is by no means the biggest slot collection I've ever seen, but I have to remind myself that this is a bingo site, not a slots casino! The most popular genres are well catered for, so you'll find plenty of Norse and Greek mythology games, as well as lucky Irish, fishing and gem-inspired releases. You'll also find some hugely popular games like Madame Destiny Megaways, Fluffy Favourites, Rainbow Riches and Fishin’ Frenzy. 

Over in the ‘Live Casino’ section, there's a great variety of classic casino games to take a seat at, such as blackjack, roulette and baccarat, as well as the latest craze of game show-inspired releases such as Crazy Time, Monopoly Big Baller and Cash or Crash Live. 

I was also delighted to see that Heart has jumped on the latest trend of live slots, with a couple of titles making the cut, including Treasure Island, which combines the fun of spinning the reels with the live element of a game show host. 

Finally, we reach the ‘Slingo’ portion of the game lobby. Slingo is an incredibly popular hybrid game that combines slots and bingo together, and here you'll find a lot of classic games such as Slingo Starburst, Slingo Hearttreme and Slingo Deadliest Catch

Part of the fun of playing online bingo is the chance to join a community of like-minded people, and that’s something Heart Bingo really focuses on. There’s an active section of the site devoted to showbiz and lifestyle gossip, with plenty of fun competitions and quizzes that all players can join in with. 

Chat moderators help to keep things rolling along during bingo games, and some players even join in for the chat, rather than the gameplay. This is your time, and Heart Bingo wants to make it as relaxed and sociable as possible.

The Heart promo page is absolutely bursting with lots of great offers for you to snap up, both as a new player and as a loyal returning customer. 

These bonuses are subject to change, and Heart offers a lot of seasonal bonuses that only last for around a month. 

More permanent offers include the Feel Good 5 Daily Free Game, which is a free-to–play 75-ball weekly progressive bingo game that is exclusive to Heart. Reveal 8 bingo balls per day from Monday to Sunday to see if you can win from 1 line to 5 lines. If you win a line, you win the corresponding prize. 

Another free-to-play promo is the Feel Good Free Wheel which is available every day from 12pm. to 12am. All you have to do is opt in and spin the wheel. Rewards include free spins, bingo tickets, bingo bonuses, cash or exclusive offers. You're allowed one spin a day, and could pocket a great reward for free. 

Finally, yet another free-to-play promo is the Weekend Free Bingo. Played in the Free Bingo Room every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 12am, you can play bingo without spending a penny 

Other Heart promotions include leaderboards and slot promos including free spins. I recommend checking the promo page at Heart regularly, as that is always something on offer for you to get your hands on.

When it comes to banking, Heart Bingo has got you covered. There's a good range of payment options, including debit cards, bank transfers and eWallets Apple Pay and Google Pay. 

The minimum deposit is just £5, and the maximum amount you can withdraw ranges between £30,000 and £40,000. 

The processing time is between 24 and 48 hours, after which, how long it takes to receive your winnings will depend on the withdrawal method you choose. As usual, eWallets tend to be the quickest, followed by debit cards and then bank transfers. I was surprised to see. 

PayPal is not an option, but with most players having an Android or Apple phone, these payment methods should suit most people.

As mentioned, one of the things I love about Heart is the great sense of community you feel as a valued player. This extends into customer service, as Heart offers multiple ways for you to get in touch should you need any assistance. 

Not only is there both an FAQ page and a help centre, but you can also contact a member of the team via email, Facebook, X or a message on the website. There is a live chat feature as well, but you do have to go through a chatbot to speak to someone. 

Customer support is technically 24/7, although to speak to a real person via live chat you need to contact Heart during normal office hours. There is also a telephone number, but this is only for text messaging or requesting a callback. 

Aside from the slight annoyance of having to go through a chat box, Heart ranks highly in my opinion when it comes to customer care, with many options available depending on whether your query is urgent or can wait a while.