Club 3000 Bingo Review

A Quick Look at Club 3000 Bingo

Originating as a high street bingo provider in Scotland, Club 3000 Bingo now has a growing selection of land-based venues. They are acquiring sites from other operators and even in the process of putting together a purpose-built venue in Blackpool. As part of the continued success of the brand they expanded into developing their very own website, allowing players to have the benefit of Club3000 bingo online and not even have to leave the house.

Previously a Playtech site, Club3000 has made a recent switch to Jumpman Gaming, which means it’s now running on the Pragmatic Play bingo platform. A well known and loved bingo brand in the UK, Club3000 Bingo offers 22 newly revamped high street venues as well as their impressive online presence. As a Club3000 player, you’ll get access to all the Jumpman Gaming promotions and bonuses as well as over 500 slots. Check out our in depth Club3000 review below to find out more.

Games & Software

It may be called Club3000 Bingo, but this site is not just about bingo as you’ll very quickly find. There are around 500 slots to choose from, as well as a good selection of casino games, including live Blackjack and Roulette. The bingo rooms are plentiful with 11 to choose from, all offering different games to suit every taste and budget.
The varied software providers behind Club3000’s slots mean you can take your pick of some great slots, including Starburst, Gonzo’s Quest and Fluffy Favourites among others. The selection of table games is also better than you’ll find at a lot of other bingo sites, with Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat and plenty of live options to keep you entertained.

How to Deposit & Cash Out

Depositing

The selection of deposit methods available is rather limited at Club3000 Bingo. You can choose from debit cards, PayPal, Paysafecard and Pay by Mobile. The minimum deposit is £10 although if you want to play the Mega Wheel you will need to deposit at least £20.

Cashing out

Let’s start with the bad news; there’s a £2.50 withdrawal fee for all withdrawals at Club3000 Bingo and once you have requested a withdrawal you can’t reverse it. The good news is your withdrawal will take up to 72 hours for processing the first time, but subsequent withdrawals will usually be processed faster. They’re not the most player friendly banking terms out there, especially the transaction fees, but they’re not the worst either.

Community & Customer Service

Club3000 does make a good attempt to build a community through their physical locations, so if you’re someone who likes to feel part of a group, it’s worth taking a look to see if there’s a venue near you. Online you’ll find the usual bingo chat rooms, which are buzzing at all hours. If you do run into difficulties playing bingo, you can reach out to the chat host for help. Otherwise, the only option is email support or their FAQ page.

Take Club3000 Bingo with You

Club3000 Bingo is a great choice for anyone who wants to play a few rounds of bingo when they’re out and about. You can access the full range of bingo rooms as well as several hundred of their top slots and even some of the casino games from your phone or tablet. There’s no Club3000 Bingo app to worry about, just point your browser to the homepage and you’ll be redirected to the mobile version where you can log in with your usual account details. It couldn’t be easier!

Our take on Club3000 Bingo

Club3000 Bingo is a snazzy looking bingo site, which is ideal for players who enjoy both face to face bingo and the online version. Their brand is well known and trusted throughout the UK and now it’s had an upgrade, the user interface is well designed and super straightforward to use. Two thumbs up from us.

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Author

MARK ANGUS

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.