Monday, Jan. 9th 2012 7:06 AM
Recently we saw some major changes to some of the Cashcade brands with four of their big names moving from standalone to part of the bigger Cashcade network. The four brands involved were Bingo Scotland, Mirror Bingo, ITV Bingo and Rollover Bingo. However a recent visit to one of the other brands from Cashcade, Little Big Bingo, revealed that this site has also fallen foal of the move.
We’re unsure of when this happened but can tell you that playing at Little Big Bingo now means that you are competing against all other players on the Cashcade network of sites rather than just players who have registered with Little Big Bingo.
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Wednesday, Aug. 18th 2010 7:50 AM
Apart from offering ‘little’ ticket prices for ‘big’ cash prizes Little Big Bingo have a selection of specials available for their bingo players at their site. The specials boast the chance to win extra points and of course, as we have come to expect from the Cashcade brands, guaranteed jackpots. Little Big Bingo started life as the little sister of Think Bingo but stepped out of it’s shadow a couple of years ago to make a name for itself in the world of online bingo.
The Little Big Bingo specials have helped to make this site a brand known for its own merits rather than that of its big sister.
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Monday, Jun. 28th 2010 8:27 AM
We’re not sure you’re aware but during the entire World Cup, Little Big Bingo have been offering some amazing promotions and bonuses for their online bingo players. There are special football themed bingo games and even though England have now been knocked out of the World Cup, you can still claim your final England bonus at Little Big Bingo.
It was the worse possible result, a disallowed goal, a wrong offside decision and a 4-1 thrashing by our oldest rivals ending in a sad day for English football. It’s not the end of the world, even if it is the end of our dreams as you can claim a special bingo bonus at Little Big Bingo today thanks to that single English goal.
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