OK! Bingo

OK! Bingo Review

OK! Bingo is a UK-licensed bingo site named after OK!, a magazine that seems to be preoccupied with celebrities and the royal family. Thankfully, you won’t find either of those things on OK! Bingo.

What you will find, however, is plenty of bonuses and games. It is a Jumpman Gaming site after all.

Welcome Bonuses

The OK! Bingo welcome bonus comes in the form of a Bonus Wheel. Deposit £10 or more to qualify for a spin and be in with a chance of winning a 100% Bonus. This means that a deposit of £10 will turn into a bonus of £100.

There is a cap of £150.

So, if you deposit £10, the most you can win from the bonus is £10, even if you win the 100% boost.

That extra money is not wasted though, as it’ll help you through the 65x wagering requirement.

Loyalty Offers

The welcome bonus isn’t the only promotion available at OK! Bingo. It offers regular promotions for slots, live casino games, and bingo games. Some of these are always changing, but there are evergreen offers as well.

To give you an idea of what kind of offers you can find here, check out the following list. All of these promotions were active on OK! Bingo at the time of writing this review:

• Winner Winner Chicken Dinner: A £50 Just Eat voucher is emailed to the biggest slot winner of the month. It often ends up with players who win over £50,000 on a single spin.
• Cash Drop: Regular jackpots that trigger at random when you play certain slots.
• Free Spins: OK! Bingo knows a thing or two about free spins. There are several different free spin promotions active right now, including reload promotions and a 500 free spins offer tied to the loyalty promotion.
• 200 Club: If you collect 200 trophies via the loyalty scheme, you’ll be given an Amazon voucher. There are many prizes to win along the way, as well.

Slots and Other Casino Games

The promotions on OK! Bingo and other Jumpman Gaming casinos tend to revolve around classic slots like Starburst and Gonzo’s Quest, as well as the sickly sweet Fluffy Favourites. These epitomise everything that Jumpman Gaming is about, as it’s not the largest selection but all popular games are covered.

And if you’re like me and are sick of seeing the same-old same-old, there are newer slots and more obscure slots as well. It lacks the originality of Intouch casinos like Jammy Monkey, but you will likely encounter a few games you haven’t played before.

The same is also true for the bingo rooms, provided you haven’t played any other Jumpman Gaming casino. All of the bingo rooms here are connected throughout the Jumpman network and include variations of 30-ball, 75-ball, and 90-ball.

Deposits and Withdrawals

Forget about death and taxes, when it comes to Jumpman Gaming casinos, the only certainty is the £2.50 withdrawal fee. And just like taxes, it’ll leave you confused, broke, and wondering why the hell someone just took a chunk of your hard-earned money.

There is no reason why a withdrawal fee should exist in this day and age. I honestly can’t recall another time in which such a fee was charged, and I’ve been involved with this industry for over 20 years. I even remember a time when I was paid by a cheque, and I don’t even think I was charged a fee for that.

It’s baffling why Jumpman Gaming sites charge this fee, and it’s a big blight on what is otherwise a very solid operator that produces some incredible sites.

Withdrawals are also on the slow side. The good news is that OK! Bingo accepts PayPal and a few other payment options. What’s more, if you’re a high roller or just someone who deposits and withdrawals in the hundreds and not the tens, you won’t care about this fee.

For small stake players and casual players, however, that fee will feel like a kick in the teeth.

Verdict: OK! Bingo Review

OK! Bingo is one of a long line of Jumpman Gaming sites named after tabloids and magazines, with others including Daily Record Bingo and Mirror Bingo. As with those sites, the link barely extends beyond the name and logo, although I expect that the magazines/newspapers will devote a lot of page real estate to promoting the sites.

As a result, you don’t need to have read OK! magazine or even know what it is to play here. It’s also a decent site, and another good addition to the Jumpman portfolio.

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