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If you like to play bingo and you’ve thought about taking your game online, you’ve probably Googled it and been overwhelmed by the sheer volume of sites available, screaming for your attention. It is often a case of too many choices: how are you to determine which sites are good and which are bad? A wrong choice can be costly, only recently we have seen less reputable or secure sites having their players’ data stolen from them and sold. So how do you pick a good bingo site? What should you be on the lookout for?

First of all, choose if you’re going to go with a download or an instant play option. Most online bingo players enjoy playing straight in the Internet browser, which is known as ‘no-download’ software, using Flash media technology. Downloadable software generally gives better graphics, however in many cases, no download programs also have all functionalities the player needs. Most online bingo websites will have a no-download option available.

Secondly, have a look at the games offered. If they have a generous bingo promotion offering you free play that’s good, but they have to offer the games you like playing otherwise there’s no point. Free bingo is a good way to try out the games before you commit your own cash. Do they have 90-ball and 75-ball bingo? Is there a variety of card prices, less well-known games like 30-ball speed bingo, do they run free bingo rooms? If they don’t have your favourite game – move on! There is just no point in going any further.

Next, check the licence of the site. If it’s not from a recognised gaming authority leave the site – life is too short to play at a risky site.

Check the payment methods on offer. Lots of the web sites give many different payment & withdrawal options; just make sure that the website has your preferred method. Many web sites accept all the major credit cards like VISA & MasterCard besides many web wallet payment options such as NETELLER & Money bookers.