Paddy Brings the Power to Mobile Bingo

Irish mobile betting giant delivers a powerful punch with its latest mobile bingo application.

2012-10-05

LONDON, ENGLAND, October 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Prudent Marketing, which delivers objective and detailed reviews about new gambling products in the industry, was pleased to discover the latest mobile bingo product rolled out by Paddy Power, the Irish gaming giant responsible for some of the best brands in the business.

Paddy Power announced recently that it has expanded into the mobile bingo world and is bringing quality bingo games such as 75, 90 and even 80 ball bingo to Android mobile users. These games can be played through a simple application either off mobile phones or tablets, depending on the player's device. The standard bingo games are supplemented by Deal or No Deal Bingo, Clover Rollover slot game and instant games for quick payouts.

Players will be able to enjoy all these and more on their Android devices, and Paddy Power has promised to keep iPhone and iPad users in mind by rolling and application for them in record time.

With mobile casinos gaming growing at an incredible pace, bingo groups need to stay ahead of the game by creating products which attract players and give them the most versatile and flexible platform off which to play

Analysts agree that Paddy Power has, once again, managed to hit the nail on the head and create a product which meets the needs of its mobile customers through its new Paddy Power Mobile Bingo for Android app.

News about Paddy Power new mobile bingo Android application release was brought to the mobile betting community by www.mobile-casino-map.mobi a proud member of Prudent Marketing group.

About Prudent Marketing

Founded in 2007, Prudent Marketing is an online clearing house for the safest and best mobile casinos, mobile bingo and online casino providers. The company is an owner of different gambling website providing detailed mobile casino games reviews, feature bingo mobile games and other mobile betting opportunities as well as supplying links to each gambling site.

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