If there is one thing in life I love as much as online bingo it just has to be the humble bubble wrap. I am sure when Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes invented the air filled packaging material back in 1957 (it’s amazing what you can find on Wikipedia) they never imagined how much fun it would bring to millions of people over the years. Even as a kid I would put aside my expensive Christmas presents and spend hours just sitting there popping those little bubbles and don’t even think about sitting there judging me because I know you did the same! So you can appreciate why my heart skipped a few beats when I heard about a brand new bingo game; Bubble Wrap Bingo at Tombola Bingo.

Click here to play Bubble Wrap Bingo at Tombola Bingo

Bingo 50 otherwise known as Bubble Wrap Bingo at Tombola Bingo is a superb new game where there is no dauber needed as you literally pop your numbers as your balls are called. You can purchase tickets for 25p, 50p, 75p or even £1.00 so there is a game for all budgets. The amount you win will vary depending on how much you have wagered and you can play for a single line, a full house and even a jackpot.

When you come to play you simply choose how much you want to wager, 25p games are purple, 50p games are green, 75p games are blue and £1 games are red. All players receive five tickets with ten numbers ranging from 1 to 50. Just to give you an idea of the amounts you can win I played a few games:

• One line on a 25p game was worth £40.96, a full house worth £66.06 and the jackpot £250
• One line on a 50p game was worth £79.72, a full house worth £128.58 and the jackpot £500
• One line on a 75p game was worth £119.58, a full house worth £192.87 and the jackpot £750
• One line on a £1.00 game was worth £159.44, a full house worth £257.16 and the jackpot £1,000

As you can see there are great some prizes to be won so if like me you are addicted to bubble wrap or maybe even just addicted to online bingo head over there now because either way you are guaranteed a popping good time.

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