Pay Day Bingo Review

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Pay Day Bingo Review

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Payday Bingo launched in July 2013 on the Cozy Games software and was originally part of the Winner Bingo Network. However this network merged with the Live Bingo Network in 2014.

The home page of Payday Bingo is quite bland and dull in comparison with other sites on the network. Three happy looking ladies who advertise the first deposit bonus for new players greet you. The rest of the page is adorned with banners with little information given about what the site has to offer. Not that we need it, we’ve pretty much seen it all before.

Once you have completed the registration process you are taken to the lobby. It is here you can see the bingo offerings from the brand. You will find four different game types available: 30, 75, 80 and 90 ball.

There is plenty of information available from the lobby including the prize pool in each room, the jackpot amount, the price per ticket and the number of players in the room. This helps you to make an informed decision of a game room that suits your requirements and budget.

Step into the room and the new Cozy Games bingo room and you’ll find a layout that is not too dissimilar to how things looked at other sites before the upgrade. The callboard is still on the left of your screen and chat on the right with a selection of mini games. It is simply that you can now see more tickets in the centre of your screen and the space available has been utilised better.

Sadly, whilst the upgrade to the software is certainly an improvement, promotions are still quite boring when compared to those available at other brands on the Internet. Payday Bingo does have a little prize bingo BUT you have to have deposited and spent at least £50 to even get your name in the draw (Summer Prize Giveaway Promotion – July 2013).

Payday Bingo is certainly an improvement on some of the brands we have seen from Cozy Games but the main issues remain. You can still only withdraw once in any seven-day period and this is capped at £300. However, the minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts are better.

It would appear that things are changing for the better with the new sites coming from the Winner Bingo Network so Payday Bingo may not be a hit but it is certainly not quite a miss – a definite maybe in our opinion.

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Payday Bingo Pluses

The below pluses are the positive points about Payday Bingo that make it a site worthy of your time and attention.

Newbie Room is available for seven days without a deposit required.
Decent selection of bingo games available.

Payday Bingo Minuses

The below minuses are things Payday Bingo need to work on to improve their service to bingo players. If you’re not happy with the site’s issues, vote with your feet and play elsewhere.

Ticket prices for next game aren’t shown.
Chat hosts are a bit ‘smiley’ happy making conversations difficult.
Withdrawals only available once in a week.

Pay Day Bingo Contact Details

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