Dream Bingo

About Dream Bingo

Dream Bingo was originally launched all the way back in 2007 and for several years it was amongst the best known of Microgaming bingo sites, with various high profile TV advertising campaigns.  The Microgaming bingo product began to wane in popularity in the late 2010s and was eventually withdrawn in 2020, so for the last few years Dream Bingo has been that strange thing, a bingo site with no bingo.  Now it’s back as a Jumpman Gaming site and is effectively a completely new site.

Getting Started At Dream Bingo

The Jumpman registration process is quick and easy and if you have a PayPal account you can make it even quicker and easier by logging in with your PayPal credentials (which will automatically fill in your personal details).  Don’t do this unless you want to make a deposit right away, however, as that’s part of the process.

Bingo Games at Dream Bingo

Despite the name, the bingo rooms at Dream Bingo are not given a lot of prominence.  There’s no bingo room tiles on the home page and even when you go to “All Games”, the bingo rooms are not immediately visible; the Bingo lobby tab is offscreen to start with and you have to scroll horizontally to bring it into view.  Once you do, you’ll find a very standard line-up of Pragmatic Play networked bingo rooms:

• 30, 75 and 80 ball bingo
• 90 ball bingo including daily and weekly jackpot rooms and the Pragmatic Play specials Diamond Dazzle and Bingo Blast
• Animingo, a 50 ball Pragmatic Play special
• Whatever monthly special the network is running

There are no exclusive bingo rooms and none of the bingo rooms have any chat.  The sheer size of the Pragmatic Play network means that prize money is usually worthwhile.

Other Games at Dream Bingo

If what you’re looking for is a large and frequently added to selection of exciting slot games to play on your mobile phone, it’s hard to beat a Jumpman Gaming site like Dream Bingo.  The lobby is super easy to use on a phone and any game you’ve played is automatically added to the My Faves lobby area so you can easily find it again. The downside of the mobile friendliness is that there’s no information about any of the games in the lobby apart from the game tiles themselves, so if you want to know who the game provider is, what special features a game has or what the Return To Player is, you’ll need to fire up the game in question and look in the game help files.

If you’ve played at a previous version of Dream Bingo (where all the games were by Games Global only) you will be very pleasantly surprised by the sheer range on offer.  As well as Games Global (aka Microgaming) titles like Immortal Romance (1 & 2), 9 Pots of Gold,  Thunderstruck (4 games) and many others, there’s popular games like Bonanza, Starburst and Book of Dead plus a whole slew of Big Bass, Fluffy and Rainbow Riches games.  There’s also an entire lobby area (Casino) dedicated to slot games by Playtech and associated providers.  Slots wise the only slightly weak area is progressive jackpots – there’s plenty of them, but most are by just one provider, Eyecon.

Going beyond the slots, there’s more than 50 Slingo games and there’s also a lobby area called Scratchcards which also includes other types of instant win game (minesweeper, lotto, Lucky Tap).

Finally there is the Table Games lobby area.  As well as the RNG roulette and blackjack games you might expect to find here, there’s a number of live dealer games including game shows and live slots from Playtech, Pragmatic Play and OnAir Entertainment.  Jumpman have been slowly building this lobby area up over the last couple of years and it’s starting to look really good.  It’s worth noting that the games in this area cannot be played with bonus, only cash.

Other Considerations

Although Jumpman have a good range of payment methods, they charge a flat fee for all withdrawals, and if you withdraw you lose any outstanding promotions (such as unused Mega Reel spins) as well as any remaining bonus.  The wagering requirements of 65x are also on the steep side.

Promotions at Dream Bingo are run by the Jumpman network and as well as promotions where you make a deposit to spin a version of the Mega Reel, they have monthly prize draws.  Not all of the promotions are on the promotions page – you’ll also receive limited time offers via whatever communications channels you opted into when you signed up.

Final Thoughts

It’s great to see Dream Bingo back with some actual bingo after all these years, even though it’s an add-on to the slots rather than taking centre stage.

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