Bounce’T Bingo
4.0 /5 
– Bounce’T Bingo (or Wonky Bingo as it’s sometimes called) is one for 75-ball bingo fans who are looking for a more challenging and unique playing experience.
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Bounce’T Bingo differs from other 75-ball bingo games in that its prizes correspond with both the price of the tickets, as well as with the number of balls that have been called when the full house is claimed. In comparison, most 75-ball games rely on how many tickets are sold, so if you tend to play at quieter times, you might be left playing for a pretty paltry amount. However, with Bounce’T Bingo, the jackpots range from £10 to £500!
You can join in the fun for as little as 5p per ticket. However, if you want to play for the biggest prizes, you can spend up to 50p per ticket if you prefer.
Popular online bingo sites that host Bounce’T games include Dinky Bingo, Quizingo, Bingo All Stars, and Tickety Bingo, and at other sites (such as Dabber Bingo and Blighty Bingo), they offer the exact same game under the name Wonky Bingo.
How to Play
You’ll find the Bounce’T Bingo room under the 75-Ball tab of the bingo lobby, and when you enter it, you’ll be asked how many tickets you wish to buy.
You can choose the number of tickets by using the plus and minus arrows or click on one of the four predefined amounts: 24, 48, 72 or 96.
If you’ve yet to make a deposit or are running low on funds, all you need to do is click on the yellow “Deposit” icon at the bottom-left of the playing area.
Once you’ve bought your cards, you can check which pattern you’ll be playing for, and once the game gets underway, you simply need to hope that you’re the first person to mark all the numbers that fall within the pattern on one of your tickets.
Jackpot
The value of the jackpot changes each time that a new ball is announced which means that if you purchase the cheapest tickets at 5p each, you could be playing for between £10 and £30 while if you buy the most expensive tickets at 50p, the jackpot could be worth between £60 and £500.
The jackpot is awarded to the full house winner, and to get a full house, you must complete the pattern that is displayed at the top of the game screen by marking off all the numbers that appear within the pattern.
Graphics and Sounds
The Bounce’T Bingo room is a hosted room, which means that there’s always a chat host around to help. The chat window also lets you communicate with other players, and you’ll often see people congratulating each other on their wins as well as counting down how many numbers they have left to mark off.
Any tickets that you’ve purchased are displayed on the left-hand side of the screen, and if you look at the game information at the top, you can see which pattern (e.g. S or Apple) is required.
Each ticket consists of 5 columns (B, I, N, G, and O) that each hold 5 numbers.
Once a game begins, a voice announces the balls which are then marked on your ticket accordingly. They also appear on a panel on the left so that you can see all of the numbers that have been called during the game.
To the right-hand side of the chat window, there’s a dedicated area that allows you to play side games such as slots and table games.
Conclusion
Bounce’T Bingo (or Wonky Bingo as it’s sometimes called) is one for 75-ball bingo fans who are looking for a more challenging and unique playing experience.
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