Posh Bingo Launches Festival Fever

This time of year is Festival time. Posh Bingo is commemorating the festivals with a number of promotions.

2011-07-14

LONDON, ENGLAND, July 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) This time of year is Festival time. Whether it is Glastonbury or Bestival, thousands leave their homes and offices and trek out to the countryside where they can enjoy the music, the outdoors and nature. Posh Bingo is commemorating the festivals with a number of bingo promotions.

There is Fest-Essentials. Here players who bingo the most on the digital camera pattern will win. Then there is the Hot Tune where the player who bingos the most on the candlestick pattern and the player who bingos the most on the letter C pattern, will each win GBP15 bingo funds. Finally there is the Instant High where the player who wagers the most at the Lost Island instant game will win GBP30 in real funds.

This promotion which runs until 31 July is only available to funded players.

Apart from this, Posh Bingo is offering a number of other promotions. One such promotion is the GBP500 Feel-Good game which happens every Thursday at 8pm. Here the first person to achieve a full house will win GBP250 while the first person to achieve two lines will win GBP150. Then there is GBP100 for the first person to achieve 1 line. Cards for this game only cost 50p.

Another game that happens every Thursday at Posh Bingo is the Posh Swag game. Cards for this game also only cost 50p and players can win prizes that in the past have included Nintendo Wii's, digital cameras and GBP200 worth of lastminute.com vouchers. Players are able to buy anywhere between one and 48 cards for this game that happens at 8pm.

Something that happens every Saturday evening is the Glitzy GBP750 promotion. A win here is a great way to kick start the weekend where players can win GBP400 if they are the first to achieve a full house.

Whatever you are looking for, Posh Bingo Online has a variety of games and themes for you.

Website: http://www.poshbingo.co.uk

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[Press-News.org] Posh Bingo Launches Festival Fever
This time of year is Festival time. Posh Bingo is commemorating the festivals with a number of promotions.