LONDON, ENGLAND, April 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) Wink Bingo is offering players the chance to win a special prize of competing for GBP50,000. A competition of this nature doesn't come around too often so all Wink players should do everything that can to ensure they don't miss out on the unique opportunity.
The Joy Pot has doubled in size and it will go off on Friday 29th April which is the same date as the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. It will indeed make for a fantastic double celebration as one Wink Bingo player will be taking home the significant amount of GBP50,000. This is the biggest jackpot to have ever happened at Wink Bingo and a 75 ball game of bingo will determine who the winner is.
Normally the GBP100,000 Joy Pot takes place four times a year and each time GBP25,000 is up for grabs but this time it is double.
Up until April 29th, players can earn Pot Credits that in turn can be converted into cards for the games. The more you play means the more points you have and the more points you have means the more cards you will have for the game. The more cards you have means the more chances you have of winning a life-changing amount of money. Free cards for the game can be earned until Sunday 24th April.
Of if you want you can buy cards for the game for GBP5 from the Wink Bingo website.
Points can be earned in a variety of ways. Every 500 points is good for one free card. You will get five points for every bingo on the pot of gold pattern, two points for every GBP10 wagered on bingo games and one point for every GBP50 wagered on instant games. You will also get one point for every bingo on the number 25. If you email ilove@joyofbingo.com and write what you would put in your joy pot if you had one you will win 20 points. This can only be done once per alias.
Opportunities like this don't come around too often. The reality is that one person is going to win GBP50,000. Wink players have the chance to join the likes of Karaokesue who won GBP25,000 from a previous Joy Pot completion. She was thrilled to win that much but the next winner is going to win double that amount.
Website: http://www.winkbingo.com/
Joy Pot Doubles to 50,000 GBP at Wink Bingo
Wink Bingo is giving players the chance to win GBP50,000 in its Joy Pot completion. It is happening on Friday April 29 which coincides with the royal wedding. A double celebration is in store!
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[Press-News.org] Joy Pot Doubles to 50,000 GBP at Wink BingoWink Bingo is giving players the chance to win GBP50,000 in its Joy Pot completion. It is happening on Friday April 29 which coincides with the royal wedding. A double celebration is in store!