Lucky Touch Bingo Review

Think of a symbol synonymous with good fortune. Whatever it is, there’s a 90% chance you’ll find it on the homepage of Lucky Touch Bingo. From four-leaf clovers to horseshoes, they’re all here, laid on in a smorgasbord of lucky symbols. If the presence of such charms alone could summon Lady Luck, players at Lucky Touch Bingo should be feeling extremely confident about their prospects of success.

The site certainly isn’t subtle when it comes to its branding; behind the logo, which depicts a horseshoe as the U in Lucky Touch and a finger pressing the O as if it were a tablet, there’s a fat wad of £20 notes. The association is clear: play bingo here and you stand to pocket a packet. Of course, your odds of winning at Lucky Touch Bingo are the same as those of winning at any other site of its ilk – slim, but not impossible.

About Lucky Touch Bingo

Lucky Touch Bingo is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited. The Alderney-registered company hold a license issued by the UK Gambling Commission, and it is UK customers who account for the majority of its clientele. Jumpman Gaming have a host of bingo sites to their name, each optimised for tablet and mobile.

In addition to offering 3 types of bingo – 75-ball, 90-ball and video bingo – the site is stocked with video slots. The likes of Fluffy Favourites and Sugar Train crop up at all of the company’s bingo sites. Still, you can take that as evidence of the games’ popularity if nothing else.

One of the defining features of Jumpman Gaming sites is the Wheel of Slots, which dominates the homepage of their bingo websites. It’s yours to spin upon making your first deposit, and every subsequent deposit for that matter. With the prospect of winning up to 500 spins on one of 3 slots, there’s some serious cash up for grabs. Whatever the outcome, you stand to win a minimum of 5 free spins when you deposit a minimum of £10.

Like other sites of its ilk, Lucky Touch Bingo is keen to big up the community aspect of playing bingo. It features a selection of glowing testimonials from happy members, but since these are clearly accompanied by stock photos it somewhat detracts from the sentiment being expressed.

Cards Only

Jumpman Gaming are almost unique in being one of the few gaming companies who only accept card. While the vast majority of online casinos and bingo sites accept credit and debit card, it’s rare for this to be the only payment option.

Visa Debit, Visa Credit, Visa Electron, Maestro, Mastercard and Solo are your only options; there’s no PayPal, no ewallets and no prepaid card to be found here. The minimum withdrawal amount is £30 and there’s a 48-hour wait before funds are released.

Free Spin

The casino bonus for new players is a free spin of the Wheel of Slots, the one that could conceivably net you 500 free spins. Whatever the outcome, there are other promotions and bonuses to look forward to at Lucky Touch Bingo on a regular basis.

Promoted games include All or Nothing, a bingo game that’s held at 8pm every Saturday with £50 to be won. “You can day dream about what you could use that extra cash for before you settle into the big game and play to make that dream a reality,” purrs the site’s promotions. If the prospect of scooping £50 is enough to send you into daydreams, you probably shouldn’t be gambling in the first place.

Every day, the site’s free bingo games promise players 2 hours of fun, without paying so much as a penny for a ticket. Admittedly, jackpots are only £1, but as a means of passing the time while chatting with the other players, it’s pretty fun. There are more lucrative games, it should be noted, such as the Balance Booster bingo game, held on the 15th of each month with a £250 jackpot. Other promotions include Fortune Fountain, a 90-ball bingo game in which 6 players will split a £500 jackpot.

The Bulk is Bingo

Slots aside, bingo accounts for the bulk of the action at Lucky Touch Bingo, with the 75 and 90-ball games featuring prominently. The site includes detailed playing guides to both versions of the game, the basics of which should be familiar to anyone who’s ever played a game of bingo at some point in their life. The 75-ball version that’s offered here includes pattern bingo, with players aiming to complete a predetermined shape or pattern to win a prize.

Play on desktop, tablet or mobile; games are scheduled right around the clock so you’ll never have to wait long before getting involved. Tickets can be purchased for games right up until they start, with tickets priced at just a few pence each. What’s more, it’s possible to purchase multiple tickets for games, thereby increasing your prospects of success. Use the chat facility to keep in touch with your fellow players, or spurn it altogether if you’re happer going solo.

Same Old, Same Old…

The slots to be found at Lucky Touch Bingo comprise the same old faces that crop up at all Jumpman Gaming sites. The Alderney company certainly aren’t the only gaming operator to churn out identikit websites. Still, even by their generic standards, Lucky Touch Bingo has the feel of a barrel bottom being scraped; the text areas of the site are considerably worse than usual, including talk of “sizzling slots with fiery pay outs”. What does that even mean?

The whole site is badly written, and feels like a rush job, a feeling that doesn’t inspire confidence. It’s hard to tell whether there are dozens of slots to be played at Lucky Touch Bingo or whether the 8 on display are all you’ll get. Temple of Isis, Shaman’s Dream and Fluffy Favourites are the 3 that you can win free spins on via the Wheel of Slots. As for the remainder, take your pick from the following 5-reel slots: Jewel Journey, Fluffy Too, Sugar Train, Secret Garden and Twinkle.

Lucky Touch Rating

Lucky Touch Bingo is a dull and generic site that doesn’t deserve your time. Sure, if it was the last bingo site on earth and bingo was your passion, you could certainly spend many a happy hour indulging your passion here. It’s not though and so you don’t have to. Instead you can elect to go and play bingo at a site that actually gives a damn about its members. One that doesn’t pass off stock photos as being actual customers. One that goes to the bother of getting a native English speaker to write its copy. One whose payment methods extend to more than simply card, card or card.

The Wheel of Slots is a novelty welcome bonus, but one that ultimately isn’t worth a whole lot given that most times all you’ll receive is 5 measly free spins. Thereafter, there are no bonuses worth speaking of; just some bingo games with jackpots of varying amounts. It’s hard to tell what’s sorrier about this site: the bingo, the slots, the branding or the text. If you know what’s good for you, you won’t touch Lucky Touch Bingo.