VW at Ladbrokes Bingo

Tagged as: Ladbrokes Bingo | by Hollie Sanders

Variety & Winnings – both are regarded as important by Ladbrokes Bingo.  While their Bingo is top notch, they have an equal regard for the quality of their other games – whether it be Casino Games (Blackjack, Roulette, Slots, Scratchcards etc etc), Poker (Instant Play, Classic or 3D), Sports – far too many to name here (but some highlights might be World Series hurdles, Open de Espana, Greyhounds, Rugby Union, Tennis etc etc).  It really does appear endless – the variety that is.  As for Winnings, well, just look at the Bingo to start with – hundreds and thousands of £’s won over the last day or so, alone.

The variety in Bingo games at Ladbrokes Bingo is great, let alone even thinking about the other many games they have. There’s 90 Ball Bingo games, 90 Ball Speed Bingo, 80 Ball Bingo, 75 Ball Bingo, 75 Ball Pattern Bingo – need I go on to prove my point.

So why even consider playing anywhere else folks?  Pattern games always interest and intrigue me, for some reason I don’t seem to be able to keep up with them.  So I thought I should try to find out a little more about how they operate!

I am told there are 3 types of pattern played in a pattern game (at Ladbrokes Bingo anyway): static, wild and crazy!  The wild and crazy bits suit my personality down to the ground.  As for static – this is a state of life I’ve never caught onto! But I need to try don’t I if I’m to improve my pattern games.

A static pattern can only be won by a player marking off the pattern on their Bingo ticket in the same way that it is clearly displayed on the screen (sounds a bit dull) I am told. While, a wild pattern (much more like me) can be won in multiple ways on the bingo ticket, but cant be rotated (neither can I),

And, a crazy pattern can be won anywhere on the ticket and can be rotated to achieve this when playing at Ladbrokes Bingo.  On second thought, I’ve decided I’m much more of a “crazy pattern” type of person.  Have you ever thought of pattern games in this way?