Live Bingo Review

Sue Dawson
Last update: 26th October 2023

Rating: 3.7/5

Live Bingo is a Dragonfish bingo site. Despite the name it doesn’t have any live streaming,but is still worth a look because of the excellent player rewards scheme.

Live Bingo has been around for years and is one of a number of Dragonfish bingo and slot sites owned by Zenzero Limited, all of which have the same very well thought out rewards system, Star Rewards.

What’s so great about it? For a start, it’s reset weekly and rewards are only based on your previous week’s activity. So you can play a lot one week and not play at all the next week, for example, without losing any status in the scheme. To reach the lowest level rewards, you will need to deposit and play £25 during the previous week.

The other great thing about the rewards scheme is the Livebingo Wheel which you get to spin as one of the rewards (other rewards include free bingo tickets and slot spins). The prizes on the Wheel vary from promotion to promotion, but it always has equally sized segments, and by that we mean segments that don’t just LOOK equal in size, they ARE equal in size – so you’ve got an equal chance of winning each of the prizes.

You wouldn’t know it from the welcome page (where there aren’t any bingo games shown at all) but Live Bingo (along with its sister sites) also has a few bingo rooms that are not shared across the Dragonfish network, including a penny bingo room that is open during the daytime and the Wacky Wings room (originally exclusive to sister site Butterfly Bingo) which runs a different promotion every evening. That’s in addition to the usual Dragonfish rooms such as Easy Peasy, Top of the Shop and Mystery Jackpots; all of these become visible once you’ve registered and logged into the Dragonfish lobby.

It’s the same with the slots – what you see on the welcome page is purely illustrative and you need to log in to see the hundreds of slot games they’ve actually got. It’s a good selection but not bang up to date (Dragonfish are notoriously slow to add new releases) so (for example) you’ve got Big Bass Bonanza and Bigger Bass Bonanza but several months after its release they were still to add Big Bass Splash. Progressive jackpots are by Eyecon and they’ve also got an area for Slingo games, but there’s no table games or live casino.

Despite its age, then, Live Bingo still has plenty to offer players as compared to other Dragonfish bingo sites.

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