We’ve selected the best mobile bingo sites and rooms for you to enjoy while out and about in January 2019, each offering an experience on your phone or tablet that’s every bit as good as on desktop. Whether you want to download apps for your iPhone or play for real on Android, we have you covered.
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Some mobile bingo sites allow you to pay for a deposit using your phone bill. This functionality is quite rare but is offered by some brands for those with network contracts. It is occasionally also possible to deposit using pay as you go credit. Scroll down for a link to our full pay by mobile playing guide.
Low App Store ratings are not always what they seem for gambling brands. While you should look out for negative comments about trustworthiness, it’s worth keeping in mind that some players will leave bad reviews purely because they lost money.
On the flip side, it’s also important to know that many of the most positive reviews in the App Store are probably fake; written by the brand to increase its exposure to more people.
Don’t worry! Losing signal half way through a bingo game or slot spin doesn’t mean you’ll lose money. Most sites have contingencies in place to either pause the action at the point your connection drops, or see out the game and update you on the outcome when you return. You will never pay more than what you committed to while online.
You’re used to unlocking your phone with your fingerprint and want the same functionality when logging in to play bingo. There are currently only a handful of bingo sites that allow you to do this, including JackpotJoy and Bet365.
The batteries on modern mobile phones can last for days without needing to be charged. If your battery does decide to run out when you need it most, your bingo or slot game will most likely be treated as if connection was lost (see above). Remember to check a site’s terms and conditions for more specific guidance in these circumstances.
One of the cheapest ways for a company to get their brand present on the Apple App Store or Google Play is to create an application that simply acts as a mirror of the usual mobile website. The icon you see on your phone is effectively nothing more than a fancy bookmark to an experience you already know.
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