Bingo Dome Review

Bingo Dome is a blast from the past. Specifically, it is a blast from the past when websites were heavily reliant on Adobe Flash in order to function andthe width ofthe site was extremely narrow to accommodate small screen sizes. The web has changed a lot inthe last decade but Bingo Dome has remained stubbornly the same. This site was established in 2004 and it looks like it hasn't seen any attention since then. There is nothing about this site whatsoever that might entice you to even fleetingly consider signing up here, not even for a single second.

Bingo Dome doesn't have a favicon, the small icon, usually depicting the logo, which appears in a browser tab when using the site. Although this is only a minor omission, it shows how old and out of date this site is given that it hails from a time back before these things were standard. Mobile players in particular will be unable to play there. Even if you could access this site on mobile and get it to work you really wouldn't want to. With almost a decade and a half behind it, it is time for the operators of this site to either close it down or give it the complete refresh that it so desperately needs and deserves.

About Bingo Dome

Bingo Dome is operated by Cassava Enterprises Limited, a company who are based inGibraltarand licensed by theGibraltar Gambling Commissioner. They have a tendency to develop loads of sites andthen do nothing with them. As trends change andthe web develops, the sites that Cassava Enterprises have released into the wild get left behind, gradually gathering digital dust and becoming less and less relevant to the needs of players. This site was probably a reasonable place at which to play bingo when it first launched but today it is all but useless.

Cassava Enterprises are capable of developing some extremely professional looking sites as many oftheir more recent sites are, but the oldest sites are an embarrassment to the company and should be shut down with immediate effect. Bingo Dome is licensed both withinthe UK and Europe with a company called 888 UK Limited holding a licence issued by the Great Britain Gambling Commission and Virtual Digital Services Limited holding the licence that allows players withinthe EU to access the site. An extremely brief About page states that games on the site have been independently tested to ensure fair play and honest payouts.

Banking Under the Dome

The best means of ascertaining your deposit and withdrawal options, given how user-unfriendly this site is, is by viewing the payment provider logos that scroll past inthe footer ofthe homepage. Some web developer employed by Cassava Enterprises learnt this scrolling trick many years ago andthen doggedly churned it out ever since at 1,000s of other sites all bearing the Cassava Enterprises name. Like the rest of this site, it is a dated flourish but one that probably looked reasonable at the time. These payment provider logos include Neteller, Paysafecard, PayPal, Visa, MasterCard and Maestro. You can probably use bank transfer and cheque as well when it comes to withdrawals. Cassava Enterprises sites tend to take 48 hours to process withdrawals.

100% Bonus Match Offer

There is a 100% bonus match when you sign up and deposit up to £100. Confusingly however the small print that accompanies this offer speaks of there being a 150% bingo bonus when you deposit a minimum of £10. Whatever the case, regardless of whether this offer stands at 100% or 150% it isn’t the greatest bingo offer on the web it would be fair to say. Nowadays most bingo sites, including many operated by the very same company, will dispense a casino bonus of 300% or even 400%. This bonus cash is subject to a 4x wagering requirement before it can be withdrawn.

The promotions page on the site is stocked with the usual promotions that appear on all ofthe sites or at least almost all ofthe sites operated by Cassava Enterprises. It goes down as one ofthe blandest and most uninspiring promotions pages developed by any gaming operator ever. Even the promotions which might have some merit to them have been badly explained and do little to incentivise players to get involved. Promotions include Happy Hour which operates between 4pm and 6pm on Mondays and a Grab a Grand jackpot game held on the 15th of every month which dispenses a top prize of £1,000. The Zodiac Bingo game has a higher prize still of £1,111 pounds.

Bingo Looks Familiar Here

The bingo games that can be played at Bingo Dome are the same as can be played at all Cassava Enterprises sites. This means 90-ball bingo as well as 75-ball bingo and pattern bingo which is an offshoot ofthe 75-ball game. There is also High Five bingo, a game which tends to be more popular in Scandinavia and where there are five ways to win. Lines can be completed diagonally, horizontally and vertically.

Many ofthese games offer coverall jackpots ranging between £500 and £1,000. There is one game which has an even larger prize on a Friday evening which dispenses up to £1 million. It is odd that Cassava Enterprises never see fit to promote this game at any oftheir bingo sites given that this is their flagship game in terms of jackpot value. There are also some progressive jackpot games that can be enjoyed here such as Diamonds Are Forever which is a 75-ball game and House Party which is a 90-ball game. The value ofthese jackpots will grow until one player eventually succeeds in scooping the top prize.

Quality, if Generic, Slots

Just like every other site operated by this company, the video slots that can be played here include Wizard of Oz, Jack andthe Beanstalk and Gonzo's Quest. The quality ofthese games is pretty good, but given that they appear at 1,000 other websites it is hard to say much else about them other than that they are generic. Cassava Enterprises must have gotten a sweet licensing deal that’s compelled them to continued to release these titles at every bingo site they put their name to.

Bingo Dome Conclusion

As stated at the outset, there is nothing about Bingo Dome that might make you want to sign up and play bingo or other games at it. Hopelessly out of date and hopelessly behind the times, the sooner this site gets closed down the better. It is extremely unlikely that any new players are going to stumble across Bingo Dome and take it upon themselves to jointhe party.

There may be some residual players who still play at this site but if so these numbers will be thinning, not least due to the natural attrition rate that is part and parcel ofoffering bingo, a game that attends to attract older female players predominantly. This site is so badly designed that there are even typos in its menu under the Refer a Friend option. Avoid, avoid, avoid.