Mother’s Day is around the corner on Sunday 10th of March. Online bingo
takes the opportunity to celebrate mums with sites offering gigantic
Jackpots for the occasion. And why not, after all without our mother’s
we wouldn’t have the gift of life must less the joys of bingo.
Mums wiped our crocodile tears when we cried, played nurse to all the scrapes and bruises and was there during our growing pains. She had to put up with our rebellious teenager years and when we were at our worse she loved us unconditionally.
We make take for granted or don’t realize how important she really is until we are all grown up. Mothers where many hats during our formative years and even after we’re married and out of the house we still lean on her.
While the UK celebrates Mother’s Day in March the US celebrates it in May. That’s double the fun for the bingo community who can pay tribute to this special holiday with an abundance of promotional offers at online Bingo sites.
Specials have already started and big events like the Bet365 Bingo £50K Jackpot games start this Sunday. Join the Guilty Pleasures room with loads of games including Penny Bingo, Last Chance Saloon, and 1tg/2tg games. The party starts at 17:00 UK time. Tickets start at 1p with big prizes worth £1,500. The evening does not stop there because there is also Roll on Bingo games too. These games offer more ways to win with three, five and even 10 Full House prizes giving you a better chance of winning.
Other promotional offers happening this Sunday include Back2School Bingo with a Mums Know Best Bingo and Trivia Tournament. Accumulate the most points in the Tournament and win a Makeover your mum. In May be sure to check out more fantastic Mother’s Day exclusives at Cyber Bingo, 123 Bingo and many other sites and let the excitement start all over again.
If you want to do something special for your mum this Sunday but can’t be with her join her in a bingo room where you can chit chat, play bingo and feel right at home! The online world of bingo connects us no matter how near or far we are. It is more than just playing bingo; it’s a social gathering and staying in touch with those that are near and dear to us.
Ava Jackuard
Mums wiped our crocodile tears when we cried, played nurse to all the scrapes and bruises and was there during our growing pains. She had to put up with our rebellious teenager years and when we were at our worse she loved us unconditionally.
We make take for granted or don’t realize how important she really is until we are all grown up. Mothers where many hats during our formative years and even after we’re married and out of the house we still lean on her.
While the UK celebrates Mother’s Day in March the US celebrates it in May. That’s double the fun for the bingo community who can pay tribute to this special holiday with an abundance of promotional offers at online Bingo sites.
Specials have already started and big events like the Bet365 Bingo £50K Jackpot games start this Sunday. Join the Guilty Pleasures room with loads of games including Penny Bingo, Last Chance Saloon, and 1tg/2tg games. The party starts at 17:00 UK time. Tickets start at 1p with big prizes worth £1,500. The evening does not stop there because there is also Roll on Bingo games too. These games offer more ways to win with three, five and even 10 Full House prizes giving you a better chance of winning.
Other promotional offers happening this Sunday include Back2School Bingo with a Mums Know Best Bingo and Trivia Tournament. Accumulate the most points in the Tournament and win a Makeover your mum. In May be sure to check out more fantastic Mother’s Day exclusives at Cyber Bingo, 123 Bingo and many other sites and let the excitement start all over again.
If you want to do something special for your mum this Sunday but can’t be with her join her in a bingo room where you can chit chat, play bingo and feel right at home! The online world of bingo connects us no matter how near or far we are. It is more than just playing bingo; it’s a social gathering and staying in touch with those that are near and dear to us.
Ava Jackuard
