Bingo Chimp Review

I know that for many gamblers, alcohol is a must. Some drink beer or wine, while others prefer whiskey or similar hard liquor. I used to be a part of this group of players, but recently I have stopped drinking alcohol altogether. I used to be a whiskey and beer man, then only beer person, and now… I drink coffee. I’m not obsessive about it, but beside water, I like coffee, all kinds. In cases when I play bingo after work, I like to start my bingo session with a big cup of that beverage. And that was what I did the last time just before I logged onto my account at Bingo Chimp.

I first entered an 80-ball room and since the prizes were low I didn’t want to play with the maximum number of cards since my bet wouldn’t be covered with winnings. It was a good decision; I had many of those small wins and since my bet was even smaller I raised my balance. For example, for covering a pattern, Full House and being one to go winner I won £0.55, £0.82, and £0.12, which was £1.49 in total. After a while, even though I was happy how everything was developing, I wanted to change rooms. I hesitated because in a 90-ball room there were many players, and that was the reason I didn’t start off playing there in the first place. I stayed there only for a few games and I only managed to be one to go winner.

Before it was too late I stopped and so, I was in a mood to play some slots. Since it reminds me of my favorite coffee place I chose to play the “Coffee House” slot. In the first spin I got five Free Games but won only £0.1; that was almost nothing and it didn’t’ get much better next couple of times I triggered them. The base game was really good so I kept my balance stable, and to me, that was important, as well.

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