Suggest playing bingo and you’ll either see people’s faces light up at the prospect or look like you’ve just suggested something horrible. In regard to the latter type, that’s probably because their experience of bingo is being dragged into a room full of chain-smoking, purple-haired, false-teeth wearing grannies.
However, the reason why so many people’s faces light up at the mention of the word bingo is that it has come a long way since those dark days; indeed it has grown into a global gaming phenomenon that is enjoyed by all ages, sexes and a variety of world cultures. The main reason that it has become so popular is the move away from the traditional bingo hall setting as it has now firmly embraced the online revolution. Courtesy of computers, tablets and mobile phones, you can sneak a game in whenever and wherever you feel like it, whether that’s at home from the comfort of your armchair or from the local park. Just imagine when your little one has gone to sleep on you and you’re just looking for a little fun without being able to get up. Or you can go to the other end of the scale and invite your friends round and have an online bingo girly night-in whilst the kids are sleeping upstairs.
