Rewind Bingo Review

Rewind Bingo would like you to wind the clock back to a time when big hair and big hoops were in and spandex was the fabric of the day. That time was the 1980s and that time warp is the one which Rewind Bingo are determined to inhabit.

The site’s mascot, a white-toothed woman clad in 80s workout gear, will be your ‘bingo instructor’, on hand to guide you through the moves required to score full house. Step back in time with Rewind Bingo and you can look forward to claiming a host of rewards.

The site’s operators urge players to get their leggings and leotard on in readiness for a bingo workout that will reach the parts modern bingo sites just can’t reach. It’s like getting fit but without having to leave the couch. OK, so it’s nothing like getting fit, but it’s a good theme for a bingo website; credit where credit’s due.

In addition to playing bingo while nostalgia’ing hard for the 80s, you can do the same while playing slots, mini games, scratch cards and table games. That’s right, there’s a veritable casino going on in Rewind Bingo just to add to the fun.

About Rewind Bingo

Rewind Bingo is operated by Cassava Enterprises Limited, surely the UK’s leading supplier of bingo websites. How many sites of this nature do the Gibraltar-based company have to their name? Even Cassava Enterprises would probably struggle to list them all. The site holds a UK gaming license issued via 888 UK Ltd, the company tasked with overseeing its British operations.

For Europe, Virtual Digital Services Ltd perform the same role. Brigend Limited are the company responsible for supplying the software to be found on the site, while the site itself is operated by Mandalay Media Ltd. It’s a confusing and complex web of companies to take in, but that’s just the way the world works. Welcome to the gambling industry.

Speaking of welcomes, there’s an entire section of the site dedicated to newbies as they’re affectionately called. In addition to outlining the various welcome bonuses, it contains complete guides to playing the 75-ball and 90-ball games.

Cashing Out

Rewind Bingo accepts credit and debit cards including Visa, MasterCard and Maestro. In addition, it has support for Paysafecard and bank transfer. These appear to be the only options though. Cassava Enterprises sites usually offer a better choice including PayPal and Neteller, but not in this instance. The minimum deposit is £5 and withdrawal requests are processed within 48 hours.

Delorean-Inspired Promos Page!

Props to Rewind Bingo for persisting with the 80s theme throughout its website, not least on the promotions page, where Back to the Bingo is a Delorean-inspired promotion revolving around special bingo games with big jackpots in store. There’s also a massive Wacko Jackpot and an 80’s Remix promotion, complete with surprise prizes.

Thematically, the promotions can’t be faulted for adhering to the 80s theme. Given the average age of the demographic the site is targeted at, it’s fair to say that the 80s kitsch will resonate with a good many players.

To get you started, there are 120 free bingo tickets up for grabs when you make your first deposit, with some more tickets available when you make your second and third deposits. These tickets let you play at four different bingo rooms, two of which are 75-ball, one is 90-ball and the last is a 5-line bingo room.

Welcome Offer: 18+ new players only. Minimum deposit £10. Maximum amount of tickets is fixed at 120. Tickets will be awarded to 4 specified rooms only, 30 tickets per room. Max 6 tickets per game. Winnings in real cash. Withdrawal policy applies. Full T&Cs apply.

Fun Bingo Names

Connoisseurs of puns will be very content while playing at Rewind Bingo. Games such as Free-H-S – inspired by VHS video tape, for the benefit of those who are too young to recall such technology – score top marks for creativity.

In the same vein, there’s a game called Nineteen Eighty Free. These games are as free as they sound, with new players entitled to make the most of their first week on the site. In addition to the free bingo games, there are progressive jackpot and VIP bingo games to be savoured.

The progressive jackpot games have a top prize that keeps growing until it’s finally claimed. Rewind Bingo has 2x 90-ball jackpots, 2x 75-ball jackpots and a 5-line jackpot, complete with such delightful names as Wake Me Up Before You Bingo. The VIP games, meanwhile, are for players who’ve spent enough time and money on the site to earn their stripes. Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum are the VIP categories. The higher you climb, the higher the value of the exclusive jackpot games you’ll be eligible to play.

More Than 1,000 Slots

With more then100 slots to choose from, Rewind Bingo can’t be accused of slacking in this department. The games themselves aren’t always the finest, but that’s often the way with video slots. It would be fair to say that Sugar Train, Temple of Isis, Cleopatra and Shaman’s Dream aren’t going to win any awards for originality and graphical quality. Still, they do their job, namely providing a distraction from all the bingo which can inevitably start to tire after you’ve put in countless hours.

Jackpots and Other Games

In addition to the regular slots, Rewind Bingo has a range of progressive games, each with 3 jackpots: a mini, maxi and mega. Scoop the top prize can you could walk away with a 5-figure sum. There are plenty of other enticing games to be found at the site too including a selection of mini games such as Noughts & Crosses and Enchanted Prince. Frivolous but fun, they provide a simple means of winning instantly.

There’s also room for a solitary table game – roulette. Rewind Bingo doesn’t quite qualify as a full-blown casino then, but it’s not too far off.

Rewind Rating

Rewind Bingo is a highly entertaining site by dint of its creatively named promotions and bingo games more than anything. If you’re gonna give your site a wacky theme, stick to that theme and remain in character throughout. That’s exactly what Rewind Bingo have done, coming up with an 80s-tinged website that will have you genuinely pining for the decade of big hair, tight workout gear and clunky tech. The bingo rooms are imaginatively named, as are the various promotions on offer.

On the downside, Rewind Bingo isn’t the cleanest of sites and is less suited to mobile. There’s a lot of navigation options to take in for one thing, with menus and sub menus galore. That’s a minor grip though amidst what is, for the most part, a well thought out site that conveys a welcoming vibe.

Bingo isn’t the most serious of gambling games; it’s meant to be a laugh, and that’s exactly what you can do at Rewind Bingo, giggling at the puns that are so bad they’re good, while skipping between slots, scratch games and 75 and 90-ball bingo games as the mood takes you.