Free Spirit Bingo review

The online bingo industry looks significantly different than it did a decade ago. Nowadays we see sleek and polished bingo sites built towards blowing the competition out of the water, where we used to see half-baked, practically amateurish looking brands that didn’t have a grasp on what players actually wanted. Free Spirit Bingo has launched an ever so polished offering, and since its debut it has been working to garner player interest and bring in bingo fans from all over.

If you’re going by size and size alone, Free Spirit Bingo doesn’t look like much, but size really isn’t everything in the online bingo realm. This site is bright and fun, as they want to deliver an experience that matches what they’re trying to promote, question is do they succeed? Check out our review below to find!

Free Spirit Bingo doesn’t play games and doesn’t pretend to be what it isn’t – from the minute you “walk in” to the site you’re met with a calming, relaxing atmosphere. This bingo brand is clearly attempting to give players and members a soothing gambling experience, and the design reflects that. They stick to neutral colors, with smatters of nocturnal creatures placed amidst the backdrop.

Free Spirit Bingo is pretty light on the graphic side of things, which really helps out its usability. There is a toolbar at the top of every page, allowing players and members to navigate the site, with games and sub-sections made easily accessible. Even better, pages are relatively short, and aren’t particularly heavy on text or graphics either.

Free Spirit Bingo may have a “cut and paste” kind of layout, but its appearance and navigation are easy on the eyes, with there being plenty to be said for that.

Customer support at Free Spirit Bingo is ready to help you get the hang of the site. Though this brand is small, it’s pleasantly surprising to find that there are actually quite a few customer support options available. There is a FAQ page, which is helpful in allowing a player figuring out get questions answer for themselves, but if that doesn’t do the trick, there is also email and phone support too.

The only downside to the customer support options here is the lack of live chat, but it isn’t anything that we think weighs down the all-round Free Spirit Bingo experience.

Free Spirit Bingo really shows its true colours when the bonuses and promotions come out. As a new member, players can immediately claim up to 500 free spins through a single spin of the mystery wheel, which is just the beginning of the offers here.

Beyond the ‘Welcome Bonus’, Free Spirit Bingo seems to constantly have a promotion in play, whether it’s a one-time-only or an on-going one. There’s nothing that’s incredibly unique here, but your bankroll will still get a much-needed boost through promotions like Volcanic Mondays Madness and Balance Booster.

Free Spirit Bingo is a brand name within the quickly growing Jumpman Network, which has introduced a fair number of sites lately, including All Star Games and Viking Bingo. However, though Jumpman Network is growing, it still hasn’t gotten the bugs quite figured out, and that shows in Free Spirit Bingo’s software and gameplay experience.

There are a few hiccups here, with most being minor, while they’re offset by a group of chat moderators that work to make sure that the games have a little bit of extra oomph. These moderators really understand the kind of experience that Free Spirit Bingo is trying to produce, so they should certainly be praised for their obvious enthusiasm.

Though it doesn’t have an app dedicated to the site, Free Spirit Bingo does the mobile world of gambling justice in the form of a mobile website. It runs very smoothly on nearly every smartphone or tablet, no matter the brand or operating system.

There are very few restrictions, but there is still a ton of action at hand, so in the column for device compatibility, Free Spirit Bingo scores a pretty solid mark. 

Considering that the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) regulates the Free Spirit Bingo site, it’s pretty obvious that they take pride in how they handle safety and security. As icing on the cake, its software is also audited regularly, making sure that the games features on the Free Spirit Bingo site are all fair and provably so.

The presentation of Free Spirit Bingo is actually phenomenal, and it’s almost a crying shame that the rest of the site just isn’t up to par with what they want to represent. There are only two game options – 90-ball bingo and 75-ball bingo – and very few jackpot or special games to be found.

Considering it’s a bingo site, the lack of actual bingo is pretty bad, and Free Spirit Bingo doesn’t make up for it by offering many slots or side games. The level of variety and originality overall at Free Spirit Bingo is poor and shallow.

Those of you that prefer e-wallets may want to look elsewhere, as the only choices at Free Spirit Bingo seem to be plastic – Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Switch, and Solo. In all honesty, this is very disappointing to see that a lot of bingo sites that are resistant to digital platforms of payment.

There is no VIP program for players to make use of, which is ultimately disappointing and unimaginative. 

At first glance, the expectation of a good, fun time at Free Spirit Bingo is pretty high. It’s clear that a great focus was placed on design and marketing, but there was not as much attention paid to the “fun” factor. This is evident as you explore the site more.

In its current state, and given that the game selection is poor, there is no VIP program, and there are very few cashier options, Free Spirit Bingo is a very hard sell at this point.