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2011-05-16
LONDON, ENGLAND, May 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Wink Bingo has a number of fantastic promotions running. The newest allows players the opportunity to get away. Wink Bingo is giving its players the chance to fly away thanks to the GBP6k Fly Away game. In this game there are two chances to win the GBP2500 holiday vouchers and GBP500 spending money. You can play either in the Arrivals or the Departures Room. In the Arrivals room, players can't buy cards but can only earn free cards.

Every 500 points is good for one card and points can be earned in a variety of ways. Bingo on the Sunlounger pattern and that is good for 50 points while a player will earn one point for every GBP30 they wage on an instant game. Post a comment on the Wink Facebook wall writing why you deserve to win a holiday and you will win 50 points while you will receive 500 points for winning the bingo game with the Golden Ticket pattern.

In the departures rooms, players can buy cards for GBP2 for the game which is going to happen at 9pm at the 21st May. If players aren't successful here they have a second chance to win in a game which happens 24 hours later on the 22nd May.

Check the Wink website for all the details regarding this competition and the way you can earn points.

Apart from this Wink Bingo has Friday GBP5000. This next happens at 10pm on Friday 27th May. Players have the chance to win GBP5,000.

If you are interested in something new and exciting there is 5 link bingo which is also known as Swedish bingo. The game is played at a very quick pace. All you have to do is cover a line. Players can win with 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 lines or a combination of them. It appears to be like a regular 75 ball game, but is really like a 90 ball game and the middle square isn't free. This happens from 9pm to 10pm and cards for it only cost 25p.

Apart from all of these there are many more exciting promotions happening at Wink Bingo. With each of them you have the chance to win some magnificent prizes. Check the Wink Bingo website in order to ensure not missing out on any of these.

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[Press-News.org] Fly Away Thanks to Wink Bingo
Looking to getting away from it all? Wink Bingo is offering you the chance to do so thanks to its GBP6K Fly Away game.