Five Reel Bingo is a game which combines bingo with video slots. It includes two features, one of which mimics the exciting game of online bingo. The prizes are good too and players could net up to $6,250 which is far more than most local bingo games.

Five Reel Bingo Theme

If you've played online bingo then you'll know that the days of old ladies dominating the game have been and gone. Rival has tried to capture this on this slot but haven't quite managed it because not only do the graphics look old fashioned but include a number of stereotypical characters too.

You'll find an old lady, old man and a variety of stereotypical icons on the reels. These include bingo daubers, ball cages, bingo cards, piles of cash, lucky troll mascots and selection of different bingo balls.

It doesn't fail completely on the aesthetics front but could be better. The great thing is that each icon is bespoke and follows the bingo theme, some are funny too but each one is a tad grainy for our liking.

Betting Options and More Functions

Placing bets is a synch and players can adjust coins, line bets and lines using the buttons below the reels. Automatic spins can be used too, switch them on within the slots options panel to play hands free.

Five Reel Bingo Slot Features

No bingo themed slot would be complete without the odd round of bingo, it stands to reason really! If you manage to spin in the word bingo across all five reels the bonus round is triggered. The prize you'll receive will increase every time you score a bingo card and the biggest bucks are reserved for players which manage to score a full house on the most complex pattern. This is an exciting bonus round and it's not even mandatory to shout bingo if you; but it is fun though!

Is not only women which play bingo these days. If three, four or five male player icons appear on screen you will receive 5, 10 or 20 free spins respectively. These free spins can be retriggered too.

Our Take on 5 Reel Bingo

Five reel bingo had the right idea, millions of people love bingo after all. Despite this we must admit that the drab graphics let the slot down. If you can get past this visual faux pas then it's well worth a play. Maybe Rival should release a HD version of this game, what do you think?