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Text Box: All you need to know to begin playing online bingo….. Before you start be safe! Credit card security: Ensure that the security icon - the locked padlock or unbroken key symbol - is showing in the bottom of your browser window before sending your card details. The beginning of the retailer's Internet address will change from "http" to "https" when a purchase is made using a secure connection. Tip: By double clicking on the padlock, you will receive confirmation that the padlock is still valid. Check with your card issuer to see what protection they offer against internet fraud, most offer refunds should you be subject to online fraud, if they don’t find one who does. Don't give out your password. Pick a unique password to protect your account -- preferably one that would be difficult for others to guess. If you forget it, don't worry -- most sites will give you a hint or the option of receiving the password at a private e-mail address. Play at reputable sites such as those featured by BBB beware of sites you have never heard of, you won’t get your money back and find that your playing against yourself and still managing to lose! Always check the sites Terms and conditions. Signing up: Firstly choose from one of our featured safe quality bingo sites this entails entering your contact details and possibly your card details, although you may be trying out a free trial no deposit site the purpose of this is for age verification. Deposit methods; There are a multitude of these, basically falling into three groups, credit/debit card, net wallets (neteller etc,) or vouchers (ukash) a fuller explanation of deposit methods is given here Withdrawals: Check the sites t&c’s as certain legal constraints are placed on the bingo operator due to money laundering and the ridiculous US ban on internet gaming. Begin playing: Generally all sites have several bingo rooms and each room has different bingo card prices ranging from 5p to £5 per card. The max number of cards you can purchase varies from site to site. Select the number of books you require and wait for the game to begin! Playing tips If the numbers are coming in fits and starts, you may find it hard to keep up. At most sites, you can do a quick spot-check by clicking with your mouse on open squares. If a square has been called, it will register as a daub, useful should you need to answer a call of nature. Most sites have an "auto daub" option to bring called numbers to your attention. A false bingo call (clicking the bingo button at the wrong time) is frowned upon and slows down the game. Players who have too many false bingos in a day might be penalized. Online bingo chat: For some this is more fun than the bingo itself, most bingo chat is moderated by a CM which stands for “chat moderator or manager” their role is to stop things getting too heated, and stamp out any abusive or bad language (Bingo and it’s followers being the passionate things they are) . Bingo chat follows the conventions of all online chat and texting except some abbreviations are unique to online bingo. 73 (or any other number). If a player just needs O-73 to win, he or she may simply type "73" in the chat area, either to let everybody know or hoping for luck. pls. "Please!" If somebody is close to getting a bingo on a big jackpot, they may type this. If the number they need is I-17, they may write "17 pls." gl. "Good luck!" wtg. "Way to go!" When somebody wins an online bingo, you may see an outpouring of wtg's from the other players. gj. "Good job!" An alternative to "wtg." tyvm. "Thank you very much." This is shorthand to show gratitude for the well-wishes of other players. Ty “thankyou” see above gg. "Good game." This usually comes from a player who's being a good sport. Wd “well done” see above brb. "Be right back." Players use "brb" when they get up for a cup of coffee, need to answer the phone, etc. lol. "Laughing out loud." Since nobody can see you laugh online, players will type this to show they appreciated a joke. rotfl. "Rolling on the floor, laughing. “One to go”, “two to go” etc The number of numbers you require to win

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