After this it can apparently take anywhere between 7 and 14 days for funds to show up on your card. As for withdrawals, the minimum withdrawal amount is £30 and withdrawal request type 48 hours to be processed. The minimum deposit amount is £5 on the first occasion and £10 thereafter. It may seem strange that they are not other deposit options available, but this is simply how the operators of this site like to work things. Choose from Visa Debit, Visa Credit, Visa Electron, Maestro, MasterCard or Solo. Lucky Rainbow Bankingīecause Lucky Rainbow Bingo is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited, the only deposit options available to you are credit and debit card. There is also an FAQ that covers most common queries. If you need to get hold of customer service while using this site you can do so by dropping them an email, or by calling the UK phone number that is provided. They also hold a gaming licence issued by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission which enables them to market their services at British players. The company themselves are licensed and regulated by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. The bingo software that powers the site has been developed in-house by Jumpman Gaming. Competition has heated up since then and it seems safe to assume that Lucky Rainbow Bingo won't be picking up any more awards in the near future. It was also voted the best new bingo site of 2015 at the Bingo Port Awards. Apparently the site was rated the best bingo site of 2014 by Two Big Ladies. Nevertheless, it is a reasonably attractive and functional site, one that is designed to work as well on mobile as it does on desktop. That’s perhaps an exaggeration actually, but the site certainly feels like it’s been gathering some dust over the last few years.
Lucky Rainbow Bingo was established in 2014, which also appears to be the last time the site was updated. Although bingo accounts for the bulk of the action on this site, you can also play a selection of slots and mini games. This could be £5 or, if you are extremely lucky, it could be as much as £2,500. The premise behind the wheel – or the Lucky Wheel as it’s branded here – is simple: after making a first deposit, spin the wheel to find out how much bonus cash you have won. The moment you spot it, you’ll know exactly who runs this site, or at least you will if you've seen any of Jumpman Gaming’s other bingo sites, all of which have this same feature. Aside from the striking logo, the first thing to catch your attention is the spinning wheel. So far, so cliched, but that's how it goes in the world of online gaming. The Lucky Rainbow Bingo logo depicts a star-studded rainbow leading to a number 7 bingo ball and the homepage featured image, shows an Irish leprechaun with a ginger beard, juggling a series of bingo balls.
Rainbows are destined to be forever associated with all things lucky and Irish.
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