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Fever Bingo Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

The first thing you need to do when you arrive at Fever Bingo is let go of any idea that this might be a bingo site. It’s a slots site, and that’s reflected by its welcome promotion. If you’re new to Fever Bingo, you can claim one spin of the Fever Bingo Mega Wheel by making a minimum first deposit of £10. The wheel could deliver you a whole five hundred bonus spins on Chilli Heat. On the other hand, it could deliver you nothing. Making it possible for new players to win noting seems like a dumb idea, and the x65 wagering requirement that Fever Bingo slaps on all free spins winnings isn’t much smarter.

Other Promotions

You’ll get plenty more chances to spin the Fever Bingo Mega Wheel so long as you deposit and play regularly at the casino – it’ll just look a little different every time you see it. The wheel will always contain free spins, but there will be more spins to win on it every time you collect five Fever Bingo trophies. Check the hints in your player account at the casino if you don’t know how to unlock its trophies, but they’re easy enough to come by. Amazon vouchers are handed out to every Fever Bingo player who makes it as far as two hundred trophies unlocked, by which time they ought to have enjoyed plenty of free spins and, ideally, some big wins.

Top Games at Fever Bingo

We’ve already told you not to expect to find any bingo games at Fever Bingo, so the absence of any such games from the casino’s homepage shouldn’t surprise you. The unfortunate reality of the casino is that you’ll find the same games spotlighted on its homepage as you’ll find at, with a handful of exceptions, all of the Fever Bingo sister sites. The top slots game at the site is Pragmatic Play’s Mexican-themed classic Chilli Heat – it wouldn’t be tied up to the welcome promotion if it wasn’t – but beyond that, everything is much of a muchness. If you know your slots, you’ll have seen all the featured slots games at Fever Bingo before. For the avoidance of doubt, expect to see Rainbow Riches, Starburst, 9 Pots of Gold and other hits from the semi-recent and semi-distant past. A couple of Jumpman-made live dealer games like XL Roulette break up the rows of familiar titles.

Licensing and Customer Support

The UK Gambling Commission licence held by Jumpman Gaming Limited (number 39175) covers all of the operator’s casinos, including Fever Bingo. It’s not a clean licence, though – Jumpman Gaming paid half a million pounds as a settlement to the regulator in May 2022. That came after a regulatory investigation concluded that Jumpman had broken licence conditions governing the correct handling of anti-money laundering and customer interaction measures. Emailing support@feverbingo.com is the only way you’ll get any help at this casino, and you could be waiting a while for anyone to reply to you.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

If you had a fever at the time you asked for a withdrawal from Fever Bingo, you might find that it’s passed by the time your money arrives. Customer withdrawal requests automatically enter a three-day pending period at Fever Bingo, after which they’ll either be approved or rejected. Those that are approved are released, but funds may take up to 72 hours beyond that to clear into your chosen e-wallet. The supported e-wallets are PayPal, Neteller and Skrill. Verified, UK-registered debit cards are also approved. Be aware that Fever Bingo charges for withdrawals.

Final Thoughts on Fever Bingo

We can never award high marks to a site that says it offers bingo but doesn’t actually do so. Even if we could, we’d still hold off on high marks for any site that keeps players waiting between three and six days for their money when they ask for it and barely provides any customer support whatsoever. The vaguely 1970s theme is nice enough, but in every way that matters, Fever Bingo is one to miss.