Here is what has been going on in our bingo forums this week:
First of all, we are pleased to see the number of people using the forums steadily increasing. This is great news and it means that we are attracting more and more online bingo lovers from all over the UK. One look at the flurry of activity in our Introduce Yourself section confirms this!
We have also had a few great suggestions come up in our Favourite Topics section, and we will definitely try our hardest to go ahead and implement these into our site as soon as possible. We have had calls for sections on bingo tips, bingo halls and recommended bingo sites and we are looking forward to see what our readers suggest next. After all, our forum is made for you, and we want you to be happy there!
As well as this, we have also had an assortment of interesting posts in other places around the forum. A discussion is underway in the Gossip section about what to do if there is a rude bingo player in the hall while a game is going on. If you have any tips or advice, please do not hesitate to join in. Our TV sections also have new threads opening up about Eastenders and Coronation Street so, if you are a fan of these programmes, it will pay to check them out.
Of course, we also welcome additional bingo news, ideas and advice from all of our readers!
If you have anything that you would like to add, please do not hesitate to start a new thread in our Bingo Forums.
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7 comments:
I will probably stand up and say "were playing for fun, not money" in my experience, the rudeness of bingo players come out when they are playing to win money.
Usually I would wait for them to hassle another person then we will report them to the ones-in-charge. It is quite difficult to handle them if you alone report them.
I find that playing online bingo is better than in the halls. At least there if theres a rude player you can go to the moderators and have them give them a warning or maybe even ban them from the site.
I completely agree. In some venues, the administrators will only step in if the player has become so disruptive that he or she is already disturbing the entire hall.
When i was still playing conventional bingo, the organizers would provide refreshments of the alcoholic king each game. After a few of the players got a bit too much, we can eventually expect expletives to fly. Especially when they are losing. Now I heard the organizers have effectively banned alcoholic drinks during the game.
I would definitely love to join the gossip section for your soap operas. I am one of those telly addicts you know.
Some people do perceive bingo as gambling, and takes to acting like thugs in a casino. But it is a social game, and is designed to make friends.
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