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A new online bingo site which offers bingo site reviews written by players is launched today.

The site, Bingo HQ, is aimed at the UK online bingo market and currently is set up as a blog. Paul Marion, the site’s owner, promises it will be growing bigger and better in the coming months.

“Our goal is to put the players in control and provide the community an easy way to discover great places to play bingo online instead being miss led by the not-so-good operators that seem to be popular just because they could afford to spend more on advertising,” he said.

“What will help differentiate BingoHQ from other UK bingo comparison sites will be that our reviews and rating will be made by real people, the bingo players and not influenced by advertisers”.

A similar site to BingoHQ that is focused on UK bingo players is Bingo Clubs - visit this site for great bingo promotions.

The newest uk bingo site has just launched, www.JuicyBingo.co.uk. There are great signup bonuses, including 10 pounds free and 150% deposit bonus.  With great jackpots and side games including “Steal or no Steal”, Juicy Bingo is going to be a great new site.  Progressive jackpots over 3500 pounds and a very good bingo schedule make this new site a winner.

Give Juicy Bingo a try and tell them internetbingo.net sent you!

Eyes down and good luck.

Witch bingo site is the best?

 We understand that the UK bingo portal providing uk bingo players a list of which bingo sites are offering the best seasonal promotions is relaunching this month prior to Halloween.  WitchBingo.co.uk may be a seasonal play on the longstanding bingo site, Which Bingo, but we love the brand.  Here is a sneak peak at the logo that the players have chosen…

 More to come as the site launches.

Susan, from just outside Toronto, recently won a $100,000 bingo jackpot at an online site, which now refuses to pay her.

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A judge at Chester County Court has awarded sisters Linda Kenny and Doreen Thomas a share of third sibling Edna Sexton’s £50,000 bingo win after ruling Sexton had reneged on an earlier oral agreement to share any winnings. He awarded each of the sisters £17,463, although the pair from Runcorn claimed that Sexton had “already spent the cash”.