Item: Spy Bingo
Rating: 3.9
Author: Sue Dawson

Spy Bingo Review

Sue Dawson
Last update: 17th June 2022

Rating: 3.9/5

Spy Bingo is a Dragonfish bingo site that was launched in Autumn 2015. The original design featured a glamorous lady and suave gentleman spy but alas, they disappeared along with a lot of other cartoon characters that were deemed to have too much appeal to children.

The site has since had a redesign and no longer looks like half the images have been removed (as indeed they had!) but the new theming is very, very understated as well as not extending inside the bingo lobby itself.

As far as bingo rooms and slot games go, Spy Bingo is a 100% bog standard Dragonfish bingo site with all and only the network rooms (no exclusives) and around 450 slot games (many more than you’d think from looking at the public areas of the site). The bingo rooms run 90 ball, 75 ball, 5 line and 52-5 (playing card) bingo games and as well as games playing regularly throughout the day there’s various special jackpots that run daily, weekly or (in the case of the Big £10K game) monthly.

There ARE a few differences between it and other Dragonfish network sites but they aren’t to do with the bingo or slot product on offer:

The loyalty scheme is not the usual one. Instead, there’s a loyalty coin arrangement shared with other house owned sites like Wink Bingo (which isn’t on the main Dragonfish network). You collect coins as you play and they are transferable between different sites (worth knowing as what’s available in the loyalty shop varies from site to site).
The minimum preset deposit in the cashier is £20. It’s easy enough to enter £5 or £10 in the “other amount” box if you want to deposit less, and you’ll still collect the welcome bonus if you do.
In order to play at Spy Bingo at all, you will need to give them your mobile phone number and opt into communications (and this means opting into phone, text, email and post all at the same time as there’s no separate tick boxes). This is because account verification is done by entering a code which they send to your mobile phone. If you can’t or don’t want to do this, Spy Bingo will be a non starter for you.

One final thing that is worth knowing about Spy Bingo is something that DOES apply to all Dragonfish network bingo sites – there are restrictions on where you can use the bonus. Rather than putting a list of excluded games in the terms and conditions, they mark them Real Money Only (slots) or Only Funded (bingo) in the lobby – so you may not find out what the excluded games are until after collecting your bonus. Most Net Ent games, for example, are Real Money Only. Despite this there’s still plenty of choice of games to play and no hurry.

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