Enjoying Summer at Wink Bingo

Wink Bingo is marking summer with its Skools Out 4 Summer game. The kids may be home but don't worry about that as you win this exciting bingo game with a GBP2000 guaranteed jackpot.

2010-08-19

LONDON, ENGLAND, August 19, 2010 (Press-News.org) Summer is in full swing at Wink Bingo with a number of promotions and competitions taking place in light of this. The Skools Out 4 Summer game is taking place and this 75 ball game with a GBP2000 guaranteed jackpot will be taking place on the 1st of September at 9.45pm. Winning this would definitely make for a summer to remember.

Tickets for this game cost 50p and players can't buy more than 24. This competition is only open to funded Wink Bingo players which is more than enough reason to become one if you haven't already. In the event of there being more than one winner, the prize will be shared equally.

Maybe you prefer something like a shopping spree. If this is the case you will love the GBP5K Shopping Spree that Wink Bingo is offering players the chance to win. The first prize is GBP2,500 that the winner is free to spend as they please. The prize also comes with a night's stay at a hotel as well as a meal for two. Second prize will win GBP1,500 while third prize wins a not too shabby GBP1,000. The cost of tickets for these game are GBP2.

This 90 ball bingo game will happen on Saturday 30th October at 10:00pm. Cards for this can also be bought by redeeming your Wink Bingo points. Every 500 points is good for one card. You can earn points in a variety of means. For instance anyone who bingos on the Shoe pattern will earn 50, GBP20 wagered on any instant game is good for one points while posting a comment on the Wink Facebook wall and writing why you deserve to win a shopping spree will see you awarded 50 points.

Players can't buy more than 48 cards for this competition and for the rest of the terms and conditions, you can find them on the Wink Bingo website.

If you prefer to play something more immediate, Wink Bingo has a number of different games that are daily such as Daily Delight. This places every day at 8.45pm and with a guaranteed GBP150 to be won, it is a good way to try and make some consistent steady cash. Cards for this game go for GBP1 and there is no minimum number of cards that can be bought for it. Please note that only funded players are able to participate in it.

Wink Bingo also has a wide number of bingo games that are free. These are great for players who are new to bingo and aren't yet ready to risk real cash. The great thing of these games is that real cash can be won. There is Free & Easy which happens every day between 11.30am - 12.30pm, 5pm - 6pm & 11pm - 12am. Then there is risk free that allows players the chance to compete for a Risk Free GBP500 guaranteed jackpot. Then there is Birthday Suit which is a game that also happens at various stages throughout the day.

Website: http://www.winkbingo.com/

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