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Kitty Bingo Player Wins a VW Beetle Car

VW Beetle car given by Kitty Bingo on an amazing competition on the 1st of January.

2013-01-09
LONDON, ENGLAND, January 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Online bingo site, Kitty Bingo has started 2013 with a bang-er... by giving away a brand new black VW Beetle!

Lucky Zoe beat off stiff competition to win the iconic car in a special bingo game played at 8pm on New Year's Day only on Kitty bingo website.

Over 2000 players had cards for the much-anticipated game... which ended in a tie! That left just 2 players to go head-to-head in a nail-biting play off, where Zoe - who was too nervous to watch the game unfolding live - finally emerged as the champion.
On hearing she was the winner, Zoe was absolutely ecstatic. She told Kitty Bingo, "Oh My God! This is THE BEST thing in the world ever and I mean it!" Then she said she was going outside her house to scream with joy so she didn't wake up her little girl!

Zoe lost her job last year so the timing couldn't have been better. She said she'd had a run of bad luck recently and never wins anything so it was the perfect start to 2013.

There will be plenty more chances to win big with Kitty Bingo in 2013 where great cash prizes, gifts and getaways always up for grabs while playing spectacular games like bingo, online slot machines and scratch cards. Keep an eye on www.kittybingo.com for their latest promotions - and good luck!

Kitty Bingo is a UK Online Casino that is licensed and regulated in Alderney. Kitty Bingo is an advocate of Responsible Gambling.

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[Press-News.org] Kitty Bingo Player Wins a VW Beetle Car
VW Beetle car given by Kitty Bingo on an amazing competition on the 1st of January.