A lucky man will reunite with his son who is in Australia, thanks to his recent win at Gala Bingo of over £60,000. The 62 year old man from Bradford is able to make this trip to visit his son only thanks to his large amount of cash win this past Sunday.

Since it was launched a few weeks ago, Bingo Night Live has been the all time favorite for online bingo players around the UK. Every day, more and more players tune into this show and it is no surprise, as it is a “free” bingo game, where spectators can win actual money.

A study was made recently, by BingoLingo, to determine which Canadian city was the one where Bingo was most important, and it was Manitoba’s capital, Winnipeg, who came in first place.

Bingo operators across the United Kingdom have showed great optimism about the series of measures to stop the closure of bingo halls the government is to announce soon. This week Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe told the Bin go Association he would be making a positive statement in short.

A 64 year old lady, from Albridge, recently won a bingo jackpot with the total sum of £21,000. The lucky winner is happily married and has four children, 8 grandchildren and one great grandchild. According to sources, her fortunate bingo win on the National Jackpot game at the Gala Bingo club in Anchor Road has caused the lady, as a result of the excitement, the loss of sleep.

Online Bingo goes onboard, as airlines such as British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines and Virgin Airlines offer their passengers a wide variety of mid-air gambling games.

Virgin is the only airline that has its own online games portal, so travelers will be able to continue their online bingo games while flying.

A 22-year-old employee at an English Bingo club is preparing himself to establish a new world record. The record he intends to set consists of becoming the person to receive the largest amount of San Valentine’s day cards, which is celebrated this February 14th.

Cancer patient Mrs. Julie Bowes-Shorten won a £100,000 bingo jackpot. After lots of sacrifices, the money obtained by playing bingo will help her pay the cancer treatment.

Now in her fifties, Mrs. Bowes-Shorten gave up her job at the Blue Boar playgroup five years ago.

“The Bingo Association estimates that one in three bingo clubs will close.” The alarming statement was pronounced by Dan Waugh, director of investor relations for the UK’s Rank Group. Following the smoking ban, a lot of bingo halls have seen their revenues decrease.

The French tradition of toughly regulating gambling activities – including bingo - on its jurisdictions might be about to change. Its interior minister, Michele Aillot-Marie, said that he is partial to the liberalization of online gambling with a view to giving French casinos online presence.