Sin Street Bingo Review
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Sinn Street Bingo is closed as of November 2023. One of many sites acquired by Rank Group when the bought Stride Gaming, it seems they are now rationalising and cutting the brand numbers to concentrate on some core brands. One of these core brands is Ted Bingo, which is where players from Sin Street Bingo are being directed.
The following information is retained for reference only.
A Quick Look at Sin Street Bingo
Sin Street Bingo UK has one of the most eye-catching and fun themes of any of the bingo sites we feature here, with its gossipy girls and bright, modern colour scheme. There is also an excellent selection of first-rate Dragonfish bingo games, plus more than 500 slots by leading developers like NetEnt, so you get combination of serious gaming with a light-hearted theme.
Games & Software
| Game Software providers: | Dragonfish, NetEnt, IGT, 888, Eyecon |
| Number of Bingo Games: | 30 |
| Number of Bingo Rooms: | 16 |
The games at Sin Street Bingo are powered by Dragonfish, and you can play a range of 90 ball and 75 ball games, as well as Bingo52, a card-based 52 ball version. There are exclusive bingo rooms, with scheduled games like Britain’s Got Bingo, Soap Party and Lucky 7s, as well as bingo rooms that are open 24/7, such as Bingo Buddies, High 5, Chatterbox, and 90s Extreme.
There are a range of ticket prices on offer, which means games that are accessible to all, and you can also join in a range of free bingo games, including Free For You, which gives newbies the chance to play free bingo with cash prizes for 48 hours after you sign up and before you are required to deposit any money into your new account.
Slots & Casinos
For bingo players who also enjoy other games, the range of Sin Street Bingo slots is extensive and offers great choice and variety. You can play more than 500 games by NetEnt, IGT, Eyecon and 888, including well-known video and themed slots like Vikings, Planet of the Apes, Jimi Hendrix and Gonzo’s Quest. There is also a range of big money progressive jackpot slots, such as Mega Fortune and A Nightmare on Elm Street.
If you really like to mix things up, you can play Slingo games, like Who Wants to be a Millionaire and Britain’s Got Talent, which combine bingo and slots into a single game.
There are also Sin Street Bingo casino games like video poker, blackjack and roulette on offer as well.
How to Deposit & Cash Out
Depositing
The limited range of payment methods available here include PayPal, Apple Pay and PaySafe Card, as well as direct bank transfer and debit cards. The minimum deposit amount is £10, and deposits are instantly credited to your account. There are no fees for using any of these payment methods.
Cashing out
The minimum withdrawal amount is £5, and there are no fees charged. You are required to cash out using the same method as you use for deposits, but if this isn’t possible, you will be sent a cheque instead. When you request a withdrawal, there will be a 48-hour processing period (during which time it can be cancelled), after which funds will be released on the next working day.
The range of payment methods here compares reasonably well to other similar sites, although it would be helpful if you could also use e-wallets like Neteller and Skrill.
The Community & Customer Service
The Community
There is a very prominent link on the home page to the Sin Street Bingo Facebook page, but unfortunately when you follow the link you will find that the page no longer exists. Likewise, there are no active Twitter or Instagram accounts, nor is there a YouTube channel, so this lack of a social media presence is very disappointing. The site itself does a great job of creating a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, so the absence of social media is certainly surprising.
However, the chat room hosts here are very warm and welcoming, especially to new players (although they are not available in all rooms at all times), and they are also a good source of support and information.
Customer Service
There are a wide range of options when it comes to contacting customer services if you have a problem or a query. These include:
- Live Chat: Available 10am to 2am, 7 days a week
- Phone number: 0800 901 2510 (toll free)
- Support Email: via form on the Help page
- FAQ section: Yes
Take Sin Street Bingo with You
The Sin Street Bingo mobile site is a great way to play bingo when you are out and about and offers a playing experience on a par with that, you’ll find at the desktop version of the site. It has a very distinctive look and design, an easy-to-use UI, and your bingo tickets are always very clear and easy to follow, regardless of the size of the screen you’re playing on.
You can play on any sort of portable device as there is no Sin Street Bingo app to download and install. The games are all web-based, so this means you can play directly in the browser of your iPhone or iPad, Android smartphone or tablet, or any sort of phone with a browser that can connect to the internet.
Our Take on Sin Street Bingo
We love the look and feel of Sin Street Bingo! It doesn’t take itself too seriously, and has a real appeal for female players, which is always good to see. It is generally well designed and easy to use, although there are some pages on the desktop site where it can appear a little cluttered.
The variety of bingo rooms, ticket prices and jackpots mean there is something for everyone here, while the daily, weekly and monthly special games have some very enticing prizes. We also enjoy the great range of slots and casino games, so no matter what sort of games you enjoy, you will find them here.
Overall, we think there are enough positive features here for us to give a final Sin Street Bingo review score of 4 ½ stars out of 5.
Author
Mark Angus is a professional writer and editor currently based in Adelaide and London. Mark writes on a variety of sports betting and gaming topics, most notably football and cricket (he has been a season ticket holder at Fulham for far too many years), as well as horse racing, in particular jumps racing. In addition, Mark produces website content, blogs and articles for a variety of publications, organisations and businesses, and has extensive experience in writing for all forms of online, print and broadcast media.
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