Bingo Tour Review

How to Play

You can download the Bingo Tour app for free at either the Apple App Store or the Google Play store. Once you've downloaded it, you have the choice of playing for fun or playing for money. The game resembles the classic bingo game played in community centers and summer camps to a degree. But while all players receive different cards in the classic form of the game, with Bingo Tour, all players receive the same card with the same numbers on it. The point of the game is to score as many points as possible by daubing (tapping) numbers on your bingo card as soon as they’re called. You win the game by tapping your numbers more quickly than your opponents and reaching Bingo. The top three players in a Bingo Tour game win cash. If you take first place, you'll get a larger portion of the winnings. You can then go on to win additional points and potentially earn more cash. In addition to Bingo, the Bingo Tour app also includes a few bonus mini-games, such as Scratchers and Dice Cruise. These games do not offer the opportunity to win cash prizes.

Deposits and Withdrawals

You can make deposits to your Bingo Tour account and withdraw your winnings by using popular payment apps like PayPal, Apple Pay, Venmo, and Visa. The company reassures players that such transactions are safe, seamless, and secure.

Availability

If you want to play Bingo Tour for cash, you must be age 18 or older. Ten states prohibit playing the game for cash, however: Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Louisiana, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Vermont.

Consumer Sentiment

Bingo Tour is well-received by iOS users. The game earns an impressive 4.9 out of 5 stars through the Apple App Store. Android users are a little less enamored with the game, giving it a good-but-not-great rating of 3.2 stars. They seem to experience more bugs, especially getting started with play.

Bingo Tour generates income for its developers by charging an entry fee for play. The amount of the fee varies depending on how big a pot you're playing for. That's not unusual with pay-to-play apps. But we noted that the company advertises the app as ad-free. But reading customer reviews, we discovered that's not true—many users complain about the frustrating number of ads they need to watch before they even begin to play.

Still, the app's premise, mode of play, and graphics have attracted loyal users, with tens of thousands of downloads on both the iOS and Android platforms.