Fever Bingo Review

Online since: 2016

We’re running up a fever with 2016 launched Fever Bingo, an online games site that’s not only dedicated to fun games, but to groovy 1970s vibes as well. It’s seriously retro, not forgetting that the design is full on in your face with colour. Due to this rainbow array of colours, it can be all too easy to assume that this is an ameutur platform with little experience, but once you scratch further beneath the surface, you discover a label that knows what it’s doing. We say this due to the operators behind the label, Jumpman Gaming, as well as the software utilised in order to create the 90 and 75 ball titles. Not that that’s all that you can play, as Fever Bingo is delivering variance alongside its funky aesthetic.

Promotions at Fever Bingo

To get your own boogie on, you have the promotional materials, with the collection varied for both new and existing users. We tend to find that Jumpman Gaming produce high quality bonuses, typically consisting of offers that can be reused on a weekly basis, so as to keep customers coming back for more. In all their years within the industry, this tactic has yet to fail them.

One of the first bonuses we’d like to point out to you is that of the welcome deal, a deal that awards you a spin of the Super Spins Wheel in order to receive free spins. As many as 500 games can be won from one spin, all for the cost of £10 or more; please note that depositing extra won’t result in a better prize. Another characteristic that remains the same is that of the wagering requirement, which is set to x40, a slightly above average amount that should be manageable for most gamers.

After that initial spin, you’ll be given quests to complete so that you can fill up a metre that keeps track of your progress, with the end result being that you receive a free spin of the Super Spins again. Sometimes the tasks you’re given can be costly, e.g. betting £100 on the bingo games, however at other times you’ll be working towards that free reward with little to no money required.

Moving on, we discover that there’s recurring specials that are designed to make your experience with Fever Bingo one of the best around. Although we don’t wish to ruin the fun of you discovering them for yourselves, we’d like to point out that there’s Magic Monday which comes via your inbox, as well as Balance Booster on the 15th of every month.

Games and Software

Obviously when it comes to the activities of this website, it goes without saying that the first place to stop by is that of the bingo rooms. After all, you could use any online casino to play pokies and such, but there’s only a niche selection of brands that deliver 75 and 90 ball bingo. When playing with Fever Bingo, you can access free gameplay, as well as hybrid versions of bingo, thanks to the video titles that this bingo site delivers.

As for your other means of entertainment, there’s Eyecon and NetEnt titles, mostly in the form of one armed bandits, though there’s also table based activities should you fancy a card game or two. Given the popularity of NetEnt, we feel that there’s enough first class titles to play. That being said, we don’t wish to make out that there’s a great array of options when there’s not, and so those of you looking for massive variance need to seek it elsewhere.

When it comes to finding your way around the site, there’s a Bingo section as well as a separate Games one, just so that the navigation is as user friendly as can be. In truth, you can visit one and be connected to the other, but the fact that Fever Bingo has thought its design through makes for more convenient gaming.

Banking

For the most basic of banking details, you can read the FAQs for yourselves, however if you require more in-depth knowledge, you can scan over this section of our review. We found that only debit/credit cards are accepted as payment, with well known providers like Visa, Solo and Mastercard being permitted. Even though this should provide decent coverage for users, we can’t deny that we miss the fast pacing of ewallets.

When using any of the enabled methods, you can put a transaction through in EUR, GBP and USD, with a minimum of £10 demanded for making a deposit. But when it comes to withdrawals, the smallest ask is that of £30, which some of you may find a little pricey, considering the mixed volatility of online slot machines. What is more, withdrawals can take over 10 days to process, due to a 48 pending period, and so Fever Bingo is a poor option for those looking for speedy banking.

License

In regards to the the legislation of permitted jurisdictions, we need to look at the dual licensing of Fever Bingo; this Jumpman Gaming operated site uses the UK Gambling Commission and the Alderney Gambling Control Commission to oversee their services.

Support and Contact Details

As we come to the customer service page, we find that there’s a mix of conventional and more contemporary options. Even though we appreciate there’s WhatsApp calls, social media, email and live chat for you to use when in a tight spot, we’re disappointed to learn that the operational hours of these are between 9:30am and 6pm. We find that this hours are less than convenient, seeing as how most people will visit Fever Bingo during the night, once they’ve finished work.

Social Channels

When looking into the social channels of this bingo site, we already know that Facebook is an option for support, and so there must be an accompanying Facebook page for users to like. Although we believe this to be the case, there’s no link to this speculated fan page, and so it appears that Fever Bingo isn’t as serious about their social media as some of the other bingo platforms out there.