CHESTER, ENGLAND, April 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) After four days of free bingo, bonus promotions and guaranteed jackpots, city bingo has rounded off its Easter weekend deals and replaced them with a host of new incentives for its members. After six weeks of sending free bingo fans on luxury spa days, the Royal Treatment offer has now run its course but City Bingo has replaced this with three all new seasonal deals.
City Bingo has been marking the Royal Wedding for some time now with the Royal Treatment game giving players the chance to be treated like royalty themselves. 'A Royal Treat' has now taken its place and lets players acquire a 100% bonus on Thursday 28th April and Friday 29th April with the exclusive promotional code CITYCAT. This applies to deposits of between GBP10 and GBP100 and means that members can get up to GBP100 in free bingo credit.
With City Bingo running daily games of free bingo with no deposit required and improving all of its guaranteed jackpots and progressive jackpots, the site certainly appears to be trying its best to reward its loyal free bingo players over the Easter and Royal Wedding period.
The urban free bingo site has recently revamped its site and introduced a number of table games, slots and instants to back up the already existing free bingo games and promotions. In keeping with City Bingo's global theme, customers can also play a special game on a Saturday night in order to win an all expenses paid trip to New York City.
To play any of the games mentioned or to enter any of these promotions, players can navigate to http://www.citybingo.com.
City Bingo Replace Easter Free Bingo Specials with New Range of Royal Wedding Promotions
After four days of free bingo, bonus promotions and guaranteed jackpots, City Bingo has rounded off its Easter weekend deals and replaced them with a host of new incentives for its members.
2011-04-28
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[Press-News.org] City Bingo Replace Easter Free Bingo Specials with New Range of Royal Wedding PromotionsAfter four days of free bingo, bonus promotions and guaranteed jackpots, City Bingo has rounded off its Easter weekend deals and replaced them with a host of new incentives for its members.