Looking for a Touch of Paradise in Your Game of Bingo? Read our Bingo Caribbean Review

Hop on over to Bingo Caribbean and you’ll be transported to your own spot in paradise and best of all you’ll be able to play bingo all day if you want to. Sandy beaches, palm trees and clear blue water are what greets you on the home page. Run by the land-based entertainment company Palatial Leisure Limited you are immediately aware you have chosen an experienced operator.

Bingo Caribbean and regulation

Bingo Caribbean is owned and operated by Palatial Leisure Limited, along with other online gambling websites, land-based bingo clubs, ten pin bowling centres and even a cinema. Palatial Leisure is registered in the UK and as such is licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission. The founder and Managing Director of the company has played a big part in its success and can be found on the shop floor or conversing with customers in the bingo chat rooms or on Twitter.

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Newbies are rewarded with a Bingo Caribbean 100% bonus

To get things started at Bingo Caribbean there is a 1st deposit 100% match bonus, up to a maximum of £25. The bonus can be used to play any games but it is not possible to withdraw it or any winnings derived from it unless wagering requirements have been met. These are that you wager twice the bonus value on bingo games. Which is possibly one of the lowest wagering requirements currently imposed by any bingo operator.

All deposits after the first one are rewarded with a 15% ongoing deposit bonus, up to a maximum of £100 per day. The wagering requirements for this ongoing bonus are much higher. You will have to wager twenty times the bonus value on bingo games. There are a few more bonuses available, but nowhere near as many as some of the better known and larger online bingo operators. These promotions include:

• £5,000 Golden Scoop – Takes place every night at 10pm
• Chat bonuses – Available in the bingo chat rooms and awarded by the chat hosts
• Win a new car – 1 ticket awarded for every £10 wagered

With every promotion, there will be certain terms and conditions. It is important to read and understand these completely as complying with them will affect your ability to make a withdrawal.

Limited choice of games at Bingo Caribbean

The choice of games at Bingo Caribbean may have some players feeling a little disappointed. There is 90 ball and 75 ball bingo as well as a selection of slots and casino games.

One thing that makes this online bingo operator stand out from many of the others is the option for playing live casino games such as blackjack and roulette. These games are live from the Palaces Casino in Great Yarmouth. Players can participate via a live video feed with the cards dealt by a real dealer, at a real table which is located in a real casino. All the sights and sounds of a real live casino can be experienced through a computer. There aren’t very many other new sites which offer this extra. Playing at Bingo Caribbean with the help of a mobile device is also disappointing. There is currently no downloadable Bingo Caribbean mobile app and the games which can be accessed by logging in using a mobile browser are very limited. Some of the most popular casino games are available but no bingo or live casino games.

Only two options when it comes to payment methods

Many of the bingo sites we review will support a long list of payment methods. Not so with Bingo Caribbean. The alternative is to make a cash deposit or withdrawal at one of the Palatial Leisure Limited land-based clubs. The minimum amount for a withdrawal is £20 and only one withdrawal can be made in 24 hours.

Bingo Caribbean customer support is not always available

Bingo Caribbean and its founder Patrick Duffy make a big thing about always being available when you need some support. It is claimed you will be able to contact Patrick in person by placing a call or tracking him down at one of his land-based clubs. While we weren’t able to check this claim when writing this review we tried several times to contact customer support using the live chat option and never seemed to be able to get an instant response. There is also an email option and a number of different telephone numbers, some of which are only open between 11am and 11pm, which could be a trifle inconvenient. What did we think of Bingo Caribbean? Not a lot to be honest, although we did enjoy playing the various games. If you’re looking for lots of options and all the best bells and whistles you might want to give Bingo Caribbean a wide berth.

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