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| Bingo Archive (July 2006) |
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Casino Operator Launches New Playtech-Powered Online Bingo Site
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| Imperial E-Club Ltd, a prominent online gambling operator, recently added a new bingo site to its portfolio of gaming offerings. In order to pursue this new online venture, the casino operator has partnered with Playtech, its long-time software provider. |
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| Thursday, 20 July 2006 |
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British Grandmother Hits £100,000 Bingo Jackpot
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| Val Phillips, a regular client of the Breckland Club, a bingo gaming facility, in Brandon, England, recently hit an incredible jackpot of over £100,000 (~$184,000). The 59-year-old grandmother won the National Bingo Game while playing at the club with her husband Albert. |
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| Friday, 14 July 2006 |
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Michigan Senate to Legalize Higher Bingo Jackpots
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| The Michigan Senate is soon expected to approve a bill that would boost payouts for bingo games operated by nonprofit groups. Under the current law, bingo jackpots are limited to $500 and bingo operators are prohibited to host more than 10 games a week. |
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| Wednesday, 12 July 2006 |
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New Hopeful Enters Gala Bingo's Caller of the Year Finals
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| A new bingo caller was recently chosen to take part in Gala Bingo's Caller of the Year finals. Lee Walker, of Swindon, UK, will compete for the coveted 2006 title along with eight other candidates from across the U.K. |
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| Saturday, 8 July 2006 |
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Spanish Bingo Hall-Goer Suspected of Multiple Murders
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| Spanish authorities recently reported that they had apprehended the alleged murderer of three elderly women in Barcelona. The Catalan police arrested the 49-year-old woman as she was leaving a local bingo parlor. |
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| Thursday, 6 July 2006 |
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Scotland's Bingo Clubs Suffer Drop in Revenues
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| According to a recent report, the Rank Group, owner of the prominent UK Mecca Bingo chain, recently announced that revenues generated by its Scottish clubs had dropped by 14% since the smoking ban was implemented 13 weeks ago. |
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| Tuesday, 4 July 2006 |
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