Glitter Bingo Review

Glitter Bingo is a very purple site, one with all kinds of shades of purple. An animated homepage section features a strobe light and girls dancing in the club with their hands up and big smiles on their faces. Presumably they're not playing bingo while they are in the club although it is possible that they could be indulging in a spot of mobile gaming on the go while cutting shapes on the dance floor. The site was founded in 2006, and it is quite likely that it hasn't been redesigned since then. Regardless, it could certainly do with a redesign now.

There is a range of bingo games that can be played at the site as well as slots and a few other casino games. Ruby is the name of your bingo hostess, the fictional character who is tasked with promoting the site and creating some semblance of a personalised welcome. Glitter Bingo describes itself as a site where you can literally party every single night of the week. If your idea of partying is playing bingo at home on the sofa on your own then by all means sign up and get involved iat Glitter Bingo.

About Glitter Bingo

Glitter Bingo is operated by Cassava Enterprises Limited who are headquartered in Gibraltar. The company, who have a wealth of experience of operating bingo sites, are licensed by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner as well as by the Great Britain Gambling Commission. This latter licence was issued to 888 UK Limited who are the parent company of Cassava Enterprises. Meanwhile, the services of Glitter Bingo within the European Union are operated by Virtual Digital Services Ltd.

The About page at Glitter Bingo is extremely hard to make out. That’s because it is written in all capitals. Why are Glitter Bingo shouting at their players? It is hard to say, but whatever the case it certainly doesn't make for a friendly vibe, the sort that Ruby their hostess would be happy to hear about. On the plus side, the site’s Facebook page appears to be updated on a semi-regular basis, which is more than can be said for many other social media accounts tied to bingo sites run by this company.

A Glittering Banking Choice?

There are more capitals to be found all over the banking section of the FAQ which doesn't make it easy to work out the information. Yeah, of course it is possible to read capital letters, but it isn't particularly easy. Never mind. Withdrawal options at the site include credit and debit card such as UK MasterCard, cheque, Neteller, wire transfer and PayPal withdrawals. Why are withdrawal options mentioned first? Because there is no information about deposit options available at this site.

So then, for the record withdrawals take 48 hours to be processed, after which it will take a minimum of two to three more days for funds to appear in your account. As for deposits, you can use most of the options listed earlier, it would be safe to assume, except for cheque and possibly bank transfer. Before making your first withdrawal, you may be asked to submit identification documents.

Great Starting Bonuses

There is a 300% bonus when you make your first deposit. Deposit £10 for example and you'll be given a total of £40 to play with. The maximum amount of bonus cash that can be claimed in conjunction with this promotion is £100. This cash is subject to a 6x wagering requirement before it can be withdrawn. The site also operates an exclusive VIP club apparently that rewards players who put serious amounts of time in at the site. There are three levels to this scheme, one star, two stars and three stars.

As you level up you can expect higher reload bonuses, a weekly deposit bonus offer, a birthday bonus, access to free bingo and additional loyalty points. There are some other promotions too at the site such as an offer that rewards you when you refer a friend to the site. There is also cheap bingo which is hosted every Friday and Penny Bingo which is another cheapskate game.

Guaranteed Sums to be Won

Like all Cassava Enterprises sites, Glitter Bingo has three types of games for players to enjoy. There is 90-ball bingo, 75-ball bingo and High Five bingo. There are five ways to win when you're playing the latter game and lines can be completed diagonally, horizontally and vertically. There is one way to win in the 75-ball game and three ways to win in the 90-ball game, by completing one line, two lines or three lines.

Many of the bingo games that can be played on the site have coverall jackpots where there is a guaranteed sum to be worn. This could be as low as £500 or, in rare cases, it could be as high as £1 million. Most of the time however you will be competing for jackpots of between £1,000 and £2,000 and tickets will cost you between 1p and £1. There are some progressive jackpot games however in which the value will rise the more players who get involved and the more times the jackpot rolls over. Try House Party, Diamonds Are Forever or Swedish Jackpot and see how you get on.

Any Other Games?

Glitter Bingo also has a range of slots, the same slots as you find at all Cassava Enterprises sites. Some of these games are good, some of them are average and some are awful. The better games include such titles as Bruce Lee 2, Jack and the Beanstalk, Starburst, Party Pigs and Cleopatra. There are quite a few progressive jackpot slots on the site which are worth playing because there is some decent money to be won from these games.

There should be some mini games available too and possibly some roulette and maybe even a couple of other casino games as well like keno. This can’t be confirmed with absolute certainty because Glitter Bingo doesn't disclose information without being logged in. Games can almost certainly be played on mobile but again, this information can’t be confirmed for sure.

Glitter Bingo Conclusion

Glitter Bingo is another poor site from a company who have produced more than their fair share of poor sites. Certainly, there are worse Cassava Enterprises bingo sites you can play at but then this is hardly a ringing endorsement. The design is starting to show its age; it works for the most part aside from the sections of the site where capital letters are used throughout making it extremely hard to work out what is going on.

The welcome bonuses are reasonable, the ongoing promotions not so much. Still, given that the Facebook page is still maintained, it seems safe to assume that Glitter Bingo is still a going concern and that it still attracts some level of players. Still, if you can help it, you really ought to find a better bingo site than this lacklustre offering.