The Royal Wedding stirred the world into submission with a fairytale affair. Romance proved to be alive and well with staggering statistics. The BBC reports that 24 million viewers turned the television set on to watch the bride and groom say their “I do's”. On a world wide level 2 billion people were captivated with an additional one million people in London witnessing it live.
With the Royal Wedding being the gala event of the century, bingo operators ceased the opportunity. It was as if Christmas came early as marketing teams scrambled to offer handsome incentives to their clientele. The promotions ran rapid within the online bingo community. An occasion that rarely offers such lavish gifts and prizes to celebrate this day in historical proportions to honor the future King and Queen of England. Free bingo sessions, exclusive bonuses and specials were on offer to attract even the most nonchalant player.
Unfortunately for the online bingo operators things didn't go quite as planned. The much anticipated attractions didn't quite woe the crowds enough to partake. Land based operators in the UK saw a surprisingly good week with the highest level of bingo participants in three years. Gala and Mecca Bingo clubs were thrilled with the largest number of bingo players assembled in a long time with profits that were staggering.
The question is where did the online bingo operators go wrong? Anyone can guess, but more then likely it had to do with the celebration factor. Bingo players wanted to commence with players alike to maximize the festivities. The party was alive and the atmosphere was laced with an energy that just can't compare to an online venue. Romance proves to prevail, away from the world chaos, if just for a moment in time.
For those who did venture out on this most distinguished publicized occasion, they are back where they were before it all happened. The online bingo player are happy and content and the buzz is right back where it's been along, in the bingo chat rooms.
With the Royal Wedding being the gala event of the century, bingo operators ceased the opportunity. It was as if Christmas came early as marketing teams scrambled to offer handsome incentives to their clientele. The promotions ran rapid within the online bingo community. An occasion that rarely offers such lavish gifts and prizes to celebrate this day in historical proportions to honor the future King and Queen of England. Free bingo sessions, exclusive bonuses and specials were on offer to attract even the most nonchalant player.
Unfortunately for the online bingo operators things didn't go quite as planned. The much anticipated attractions didn't quite woe the crowds enough to partake. Land based operators in the UK saw a surprisingly good week with the highest level of bingo participants in three years. Gala and Mecca Bingo clubs were thrilled with the largest number of bingo players assembled in a long time with profits that were staggering.
The question is where did the online bingo operators go wrong? Anyone can guess, but more then likely it had to do with the celebration factor. Bingo players wanted to commence with players alike to maximize the festivities. The party was alive and the atmosphere was laced with an energy that just can't compare to an online venue. Romance proves to prevail, away from the world chaos, if just for a moment in time.
For those who did venture out on this most distinguished publicized occasion, they are back where they were before it all happened. The online bingo player are happy and content and the buzz is right back where it's been along, in the bingo chat rooms.
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