Britain’s favourite bingo game re-launched to offer customers a better gaming experience.
One year on from its successful launch in September 2008, Gala Bingo’s unique and wildly popular High 5 game has undergone a makeover to give customers an unbeatable value-for -money experience with the chance to play for £250,000 every night.
Responding to customer feedback, Gala Bingo has remodelled the existing High 5 game to meet the changing needs of its fans and new players alike to ensure bingo remains a fun and affordable night out for all. The new and improved High 5 game is unbeatable value at just £1.50 per game, with the promise of even more big prizes and community wins.
The exclusive and innovative High 5 game has been one of Gala Bingo’s most successful gaming platforms to date, offering a unique chance for Gala Bingo customers to play for big money prizes and share a percentage of the winnings with the whole club.
The game has proved a success thanks to its simplicity and focus on rewarding everyone who plays: if ‘house’ is called on number five, the winner claims 50 per cent of the jackpot, whilst the remaining 50 per cent is shared amongst all the other players, meaning everyone’s a winner. There’s also a chance to win a 10 per cent of the jackpot if players call ‘house’ on a number ending with a five.
Managing Director of Gala’s Gaming Division Simon Longbottom said: “Gala Bingo continues to put our customers at the heart of everything we do. We have concentrated on developing a better bingo experience through the High 5 game, combining unbeatable value with the chance to win big and share the thrill of winning with the whole bingo community. We’re proud to have given back over £32million to our loyal customers through High 5 over the past year, especially in these tough economic times.”
The Gala Coral Group is Europe's pre-eminent betting and gaming company and one of Britain’s largest private companies, with over 1,800 retail trading outlets in the UK including Gala Bingo clubs, Gala Casinos and Coral bookmakers.