As the nursery rhyme goes, "Daisy (Bingo), Daisy (Bingo) give me your answer do. I'm half crazy all for the love of you. It won't be a stylish marriage. I can't afford a carriage. But you'll look sweet. Upon the seat. Of a bicycle made for two.". However, is this bingo site looking as sweet as the song suggests?
Daisy Bingo has been operating quite a few years, originally launched back in 2004 and has had several makeovers since. First impressions are underwhelming, this site is not going to blow you away in the visual department being quite plain looking and functional. The branding is used sparingly throughout, the odd daisy here and there, a suitably flowery looking logo and a CND peace sign on the main homepage, all set on a plain white background. The main homepage features the latest bingo promotion, top winners, instant games and progressive jackpots with the rest of the site linked in the main menu at the top of the screen, nothing to shout about then but adequate.
Currently owned and operated by 888 Holdings and using the Dragonfish software the choice of games will be familiar to those who have played other bingo sites in the network such as Spy Bingo, and includes 90 and 75 ball bingo, casino games, scratchcards and slots. Still a decent range to choose from and all games load quickly and play well thanks to the software involved. It is also worth keeping one eye on the Live Chat whilst playing as these often hold extra bonuses and games which is a great way to top up the bingo budget.
Visitors on a desktop are welcome to look through the games and promotions available but to play they must first register to become members which is a three step process, taking a few minutes after which they are free to deposit and join in the fun. Help is on hand at all times using the help icon on the top right-hand side on the main menu.
Daisy Bingo may not be the best looking site out there, and it does not hold any real surprises when it comes to the games, however that is not to say it is not worth a gamble. Whilst not an essential must play bingo site, it does play well and still has lots to offer their members. Not bad overall and visitors who do decide to join will not be disappointed.
Similarly to many other sites that make use of the Dragonfish software, Daisy Bingo does not have a separate app for either iOS or Android devices, instead preferring to offer players on mobile devices a specially optimised version of the site, designed for portable play.
Visitors are automatically redirected to this mobile version when heading to the normal Daisy Bingo website address. All the same games and promotions as the desktop site are available, loading quickly and running smoothly, with a simplified layout that is better suited to the smaller screen dimensions.
The only major difference between the desktop and mobile versions is that visitors on mobile cannot surf the site until they have registered and become a member, apart from this there are no other noticeable differences making Daisy Bingo just as much fun to play no matter what device it is played on.
Daisy Bingo has no social media accounts at the time of writing this review. This is obviously one aspect of the site that can be improved upon, and something we believe could really add an extra dimension to the gaming.