LONDON, ENGLAND, April 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Bingo Wonga will offer a new lotto results section which will feature all the latest UK Lotto draws including Lotto, Euro Millions, Thunderball, Plus 5, Daily Play and Hotpicks. The new section will also contain a history of results for each draw.
Bingo Wonga was launched during May 2010 and in less than a year has become one of the most popular online bingo review sites. Unlike most other bingo review sites, Bingo Wonga only promote the very best UK bingo brands such as Sky Bingo, Sky Vegas and Virgin Bingo. Bingo Wonga also make available to their readers a large selection of free play games including popular bingo slots and even casino type games. All games at Bingo Wong are available free of charge.
Tony Barlow, the owner of Bingo Wonga, was upbeat about the inclusion the new Lotto section at Bingo Wonga.
Tony said: "Basically we won't to give our readers what they want and as many suggested we build a Lotto Results section we simply did so."
Tony also discussed Bingo Wonga's decision to only promote a small number of quality online bingo unlike other bingo review websites which seem to give an endless list of bingo sites a glowing endorsement.
"At Bingo Wonga we strongly believe that if we only promote the best of online bingo then we will build great trust with our readers, which is exactly what is happening at Bingo Wonga."
Tony also was upbeat about the rapid success of Bingo Wonga: "We have been amazed at the rapid growth of Bingo Wonga but in a competitive niche we simply have to work harder to ensure we maintain our current growth and keep our readers happy."
The new Lotto Results service went live at Bingo Wonga earlier this week.
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Bingo Wonga, One of the Leading UK Bingo Review Websites, Launches New UK Lotto Results Service
Bingo Wonga will offer a new section which will feature all the latest UK Lotto draws including Lotto, Euro Millions, Thunderball, Plus 5, Daily Play and Hotpicks. The new section will also contain a history of results for each draw.
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