Caesars Bingo Go For 5 Gold Rings

The current weather may have gotten a lot of people mixed up but it seems as though Caesars Bingo are out of the loop with what is going on. At first glance, the term 5 gold rings may bring to mind a certain Christmas carol and even though the weather has been bad of late, it isn’t quite bad enough to convince people that we are nearly at the end of the year! However, after a bit of time, you realise that Caesars Bingo are instead looking forward to the Olympic Games taking place in London very soon. Every athlete is aiming for gold and the 5 rings are synonymous with the Olympic so it all makes sense once you think about!

Bingo leader board points to be won

The site has been running promotions every week in the build-up to the games providing players with the chance to win money and will do so until Sunday the 5^th of August. This means there is still plenty of time to get involved with the fun and games of the bingo action, even before you get too caught up in the Olympic action! There is a leader board game taking place this week and if you are able to race your way into the top 10 players, you can find yourself grabbing a prize anywhere between £25 and £250! This is definitely one way to brighten up the dull summer.

This action takes place between Monday the 16^th of July and Sunday the 22^nd of July so if you are looking to get off to a good start in the leader board race, this is the time to get involved. Players will pick up 1 point for a 1 line win, they will receive 2 points for a 2 line win and if you are fortunate enough to be a full house winner, you will grab 3 points. The more you play and the luckier you are, the better your chances will be of grabbing that additional prize at the end of the week. It is easy to see why so many players enjoy bingo games of this manner because it gives them a double chance to be a winner. Whether you are going for gold in the summer games or you want to be a big bingo winner, giving yourself as good a chance of winning as possible is always going to be sensible.