CHESTER, ENGLAND, April 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) The free bingo site that gives away daily musical prizes to its members, Sing Bingo, has announced a promotion whereby loyal customers are given guaranteed jackpots. In addition to the usual games of free bingo, players are being given extra ways to boost their balances over the bank holiday weekend. With a number of new promotions becoming available, Sing Bingo has found itself the focus at many of the major affiliate sites - not least Mad About Bingo.
The 'Make Your Debut' promotion has been the talk of many bingo sites of late and the 'Reload Tour' may well prove to be the most successful yet. The promotion entails players becoming a Sing Bingo groupie as they can join the Reload Tour every day. For every deposit made Sing Bingo customers can get 50% bonus on their wagers and a backstage pass to the Reload Tour room.
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Sing Bingo's Reload Tour Gives Free Bingo Fans Guaranteed Jackpots All Weekend
The free bingo site that gives away daily musical prizes to its members, Sing Bingo, has announced a promotion whereby loyal customers are given guaranteed jackpots.
2011-04-30
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