Wink Bingo run Cube Challenge

Tagged as: Wink Bingo | by Hollie Sanders

Have some fun with the Wink Cube Challenge and win 10,000 BPs. Alternatively win £2,000 or a Hidden Treasure at Wink Bingo – whichever you choose first be sure to also take advantage this weekend of the Wink Bingo 100% One-use Deposit Bonus. That’s right roomies, you can grab a ‘one-off’ 100% Deposit Bonus this weekend, on deposits between £10 and £100!

And all you need to do so is to enter the word “WINK100” in the cashier when you deposit at Wink Bingo – its that easy and is valid until next Tuesday morning (00.59) 29 September!

As far as the fun Wink Bingo Cube challenge is concerned roomies, you must find the Wink Cube hidden somewhere on the Wink Bingo site. Once you’ve found it, click on it, and a sliding game will pop up and the challenge then is to slide all the pieces around (by clicking your mouse) to put them back properly together again.

If you accept this rather frustrating challenge, and you succeed, your account will automatically be credited with a massive 10,000 BPs. Note the Wink Cube challenge is played on Wednesday only, until the 7 October. A roomie can play the game as many times as they like but you can only win once each Wednesday!

But one great favourite, an absolute favourite (not only of myself but tons of other people) is the Team Bingo at Wink, because its different, its done with a twist or two! Players are randomly placed in teams, and reshuffled each two weeks! Why? Well, to start with it gives everyone the variety of being in both winning and challenged teams, but also gives everyone involved a much bigger chance of making more new friends via Wink Bingo.

Now Wink Bingo team players must play as much bingo as they can during that time – with the winning team being the one that bingoes the most at the end of each two week period. Note please players, if these is a tie, that the team that has bingoed the most on the ‘Letter T’ will win the main prize! At that end of each two week period, when the teams are reshuffled, the scores return to zero and everything starts all over again.