Sailor Bingo Review NZ

Sailor Bingo Review

Sailor Bingo is operated by 888 Holdings and has been in business since 2018. Featuring an awesome array of bingo and pokie games, it looks like there’re plenty here to keep players entertained. So what about the overall gaming package? Read on as we take a look out how easy the site is to navigate, how it looks and the kind of customer support you can expect. We’ll also be evaluating game variety and the quality of promotions currently available.

Design and UX

On desktops, Sailor Bingo features a huge but well-designed promotional header featuring a cartoon seascape. Additional oceanic effects have been added to each page including a logo complete with anchor. The home page is divided in a number of coloured sections that preview the bingo and slot games.

We were pleased to see that the designers have taken the time to make their game lobby look distinctive. Instead of the featureless grid of thumbnails found on so many competitor websites, the tiles on Sailor Bingo are framed nicely and much larger.  So all in all, the website looks professional. It’s also pretty intuitive - a horizontal menu sits atop each page allowing for easy navigation between the game lobby and promotional areas.

Nothing much changes on smaller screens. The branding is largely retained while the promotional header remains in place. The site worked fine across all devices when we tested it. So how about the games?

Game Variety

As well as bingo, you’ll find a superb range of online casino games from many big-time providers. Some of these are Eyecon, IGT, NextGen Gaming, Pragmatic Play and Realistic Games. Standout pokie titles include Action Bank, Bonanza, Butterfly Staxx 1 and 2, Copy Cats, Eye of Horus and Great Rhino. On top of these you’ve got many of the latest Megaways variants, like Buffalo Rising and Raging Rhino, not to mention Mega Fortune progressives from the likes of Netent.

Sailor Bingo Promotions

Sailor Bingo operates just two main promotions. Its welcome bonus is aimed at bingo players and offers $40 of bingo tickets for first depositors of $10. You’ll also be able to play with 50 free spins. Any winnings generated from these spins will be capped at $1...which kind of sucks in all honesty. And we’d like to tell you about the wagering which apparently does apply to the welcome bonus.  But we weren’t able to find any information about this.

However, the Awesome April offer goes some way in compensating. For this promotion, registered players that accumulate points by wagering cash can take advantage of monthly passes for use with Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney. These are handed to gamers who finish in the top 20 places of the Awesome April leaderboard.

Yet more treats can be accessed via the Awards Ahoy allurement. There are three levels, offering things like free spins and bingo tickets, monthly cash-back and the chance to win a $250 jackpot. Customers who deposit enough funds will eventually reach level 10 where they’ll be eligible for extra perks such as a VIP manager and a mystery gift.

Customer Support

A detailed FAQ section is available for questions about banking, security, game-play and registration. A telephone number has also been provided. Although we couldn’t find an email form, despite the FAQ section making mention of one, two email addresses can be found in the ‘making a complaint’ section – one directs to a manger, the other to the help team.

Sailor Bingo Conclusion

When it comes to games, Sailor Bingo nails it. As well as bingo, there’s an outstanding range of big-brand slots and progressive jackpots. And there’s nothing wrong with design or UX either. The website operates well on desktops and laptops. However, three promotions aren’t going to cut it with many players, particularly those who’ve become accustomed to greater variety – these days most successful operators feature entire suites of perks for new and existing players. And they’re not that generous either. The sign up bonus is well below par.

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