Bingo is about the biggest recreational activity for women in the UK, and all over the world. You might think Bingo is about as British as the Royal family – and seeing as how it actually came from the continent a few hundred years ago; it is about as British as the royal family! But these days, bingo is played and enjoyed in any country where they can count to ninety and click a mouse! Legs eleven and clickety clicks aren’t just popular parts of our language; they’re part of the world wide language of online bingo! Bingo is the simplest, most inclusive participatory game in the world. No special skills required, no equipment necessary – unless you really insist on a lucky dabber (just for old times sake.) No big losses – and plenty of big gains.

Click for click, bingo’s about the best value, biggest night out on the net! And that’s even before you take the winnings into account! And the winnings are good. Very good! See for yourself… But that’s not why people play bingo, and it’s not what keeps them coming back! At its heart bingo is still a social activity; and playing bingo isn’t just about the highs and the “house” calls, it’s about the people you play it with. Even if you only ever play online bingo on your own, you can still be a part of the thriving online bingo community uniting bingo lovers from around the world. So you’d better get brushing up on your bingo lingo!

And here’s something you might want to drop into the conversation: bingo isn’t just ninety times more fun than any other online game or night out; it could actually be good for you! It’s true! As good as or even better for the brain than a game of chess! If you’ve ever played you’ll know full well: bingo tests the senses. You don’t just need lightning quick reflexes, you rely on hand / eye coordination; you depend on your observational speed and reflexes. You’re using all the most important functions of the brain’s immediate processing capacity – and that’s quite a work out. Sidoku was never this much fun!

Any bingo virgins out there might be surprised by this little titbit too: not only is it good for the brain, but bingo might just outmuscle extreme sports when it comes to sheer high octane excitement. That makes bingo more exciting than bungee jumping! Some researchers reckon that bingo actually stimulates the adrenal gland - so your heart pumps faster; oxygen surges through your veins – and you’ll feel instantly energised! If you’re an old pro, you’ll know the signs: the intense focus, the tunnel vision: the impending sense of bingo nirvana!

Sounds good, huh? So cancel Brad and dump Depp. The excitement starts here. It’s time to play bingo…