Item: Giant Bingo
Rating: 3
Author: Sue Dawson

Giant Bingo Review

Sue Dawson
Last update: 3rd May 2022

Rating: 3/5

Giant Bingo is powered by Dragonfish and is part of the group of bingo sites that includes Costa Bingo and more recently the likes of Kingdom of Bingo and Rewind Bingo.

The Giant Bingo site is fairly basic in terms of design and layout. In fact, it looks rather bare since the cartoon giant Finn was removed (which was required after the Gambling Commission cracked down on the use of cartoon images to promote gambling sites). Although the jackpot games still look as if they are giant themed, once you get inside the lobby you’ll find that the rooms don’t have any of those fanciful names any more. For example, “Fi-Fo-Fun” is actually called “Sunday Free JP” and “Bones For Bread” is actually called “Monday 5 Line” (and is the same game as you’ll find on the Dragonfish network under the name “Dreamy Monday”).

The reason why the rooms don’t have those fanciful names inside the lobby is that they are widely networked rather than being exclusive to Giant Bingo. This is a good thing as it increases the player base and therefore the prize money. Most of the rooms are networked with 888ladies, Wink Bingo and several others as well as the dozen or so original sites in the Costa group.

Still exclusive to the Costa group are loyalty rooms and a series of Friday evening £1000 games for invited players.

Now that Giant Bingo has returned to having a conventional welcome bonus offer, and more bonuses are available in the loyalty shop, it is worth knowing that although there are hundreds of slot games inside the lobby at Giant Bingo (many, many more than you would think from just visiting the home page) quite a lot of them are real money only. Quite a lot of the bingo rooms are also real money only; in fact, the only place you can use the admittedly very generous welcome bonus is in the rooms in the Bonus Buy In tab in the lobby. It includes one 90 ball room that is open all of the time plus a few weekly jackpot games.

Not a site, then, with much flexibility over where you can use your bonus. And you’ll also have to give them your mobile phone number to verify your account (they send a code via SMS). But possibly worth a visit if neither of these are an issue for you.

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