Peachy Games bingo review (UK)

• 18+.
• New players only.
• Minimum £10 deposit & wager.
• Bonus is 100% up to £50 and 20 bonus spins.
• Bonus spins on Book of Dead, 1p coin size.
• 4x wagering on bingo.
• 40x wagering on slots.
• Max cash out £250.
• Bonus expires in 30 days.
• Bonus spins expire in 2 days.
• Game restrictions apply.

Please gamble responsibly.

Peachy Games actually added bingo to their game repertoire in 2022 - that's three years after the brand's initial launch. As their bingo game provider, Peachy Games ended up choosing Pragmatic Play. Note, that Peachy Games also has a couple of live dealer bingo games by Evolution.

Here, you can find several different bingo variants. Available are 30, 75, 80, and 90-ball bingo rooms with their own themes and ticket prices. As expected, most of the rooms are named so that they fit the Peachy Games' brand; Peach Party, Berry Blitz, and Pineapple Express for example.

I love traditional bingo games, but I also see the appeal of speedier versions. If you don't have the time for a normal game or generally just want to play a few quick bingos, I recommend trying the 30-ball Pineapple Express. Another recommendation would be Bingo Blast that's a 90-ball game but, due to its innovative design, it plays super fast.

What I didn't appreciate was that you don't get to see any of the game choices in the bingo section before registering to Peachy Games. Most bingo sites at least let you see what you're going to get before you sign up, so I don't quite understand why Peachy Games ended up with this solution.

• Bingo games: 11

Peachy Games goes all in with its casino games. There are approximately 1,400 slots available together with jackpots, table games, and live dealer games. Peachy Games has a ton of different game providers available, starting with the usual suspects like NetEnt, Microgaming, Yggdrasil, Pragmatic Play, and Play'n GO.

I think Peachy handles the big game selection pretty well. They use a system where each page contains a maximum of 38 titles, which is a nice feature when there's a gigantic game library. Yet, I kinda was left to miss having the option of loading all of the titles on a single page right away.

Anyhow, I usually prefer sites that have more games than fewer, but I also appreciate sites where the providers and games have been chosen for their quality. Peachy Games has definitely put some thought into their selection and just like that, they're able to offer something for everyone.

Players are even able to mark games as their favourites. So, when you find a game that's enjoyable and that you probably want to play again later, just tap the little heart icon on the game's thumbnail.

Desktop game information

• Slots: 1400
• Jackpot games: 65
  
• Table games: 30
• Live games: 60

The minimum sum for both deposits and withdrawals is £10 at Peachy Games.

You'll have your debit cards, e-wallets, Paysafecard and Trustly for the banking methods. There are no fees, so all deposits & withdrawals are free.

The selection of payment methods at Peachy Games is more or less on par with other bingo sites and contains all the usual ones from cards to e-wallets. Sometimes the sites do set the minimum withdrawal to £20, so Peachy Games is one of the nicer ones here.

Peachy Games Deposit methods

Withdrawal methods at Peachy Games

Peachy Games Withdrawal times

• Mastercard: 2-4 working days
• Visa: 2-4 working days
• Maestro: 2-4 working days
• Skrill: 1-2 working days
• NETELLER: 1-2 working days
• Trustly: 1-2 working days

• Email support: ✅
• Live support: ✅
  
• Phone support: ❌

Peachy Games offers customer support via live chat and email (a form on the site, or email to [email protected]). Sadly, no phone number. The live chat is available between 9 am and midnight every day. If you email them, you should get a reply within 24 hours.

There's also a nice and comprehensive list of frequently asked questions on the Peachy Games' support page.

Most online gambling sites offer at least email and live chat support. The worst sites only have the option of sending them an email, so Peachy Games has chosen what probably is the most standard selection of customer support.

Not being able to call the site is not such a big deal when they do offer live chat. However, a clear majority of sites can do have 24/7 live support, which is not the case with Peachy Games sadly.

As Peachy Games is licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, there are certain things the site needs to do in order to comply with the UKGC's rulings. One of the rules is that all licensed online gambling sites have to verify that their players are of legal age and that they've given the site their correct ID.

This is why every player at Peachy Games will get verified at one point or another.

When you first sign up to the site, you're required to fill in a form asking for your personal details - such as name, email, phone number, and address. In most cases, this is enough for now, and you can make a deposit and start playing right away.

However, sometimes the electronic check system can't verify your information. When this happens, your newly created account will get locked until you've completed the KYC (Know Your Customer) process.

For this, the documents you will be needing are the following:

• Proof of ID (such as passport, driving license, or ID card), AND
• Proof of address (such as a utility bill, bank statement, or an official government letter)

Once the site's verification team has checked your documents and approved them, you get to start using your account.

Even if your account passes the electronic check, that's not to say you don't ever have to send in any documents. So, it's best to be prepared and, in addition to the documents mentioned above, Peachy Games can request other types of documents as well.

Peachy Games is committed to offering a fun site where people can enjoy bingo & casino games safely. This is why Peachy Games provides their players with a range of tools:

• You can set a daily, weekly or monthly deposit limit so that you don't spend more than you originally intended.
• You can activate a reality check that notifies you, for example, every 30 minutes.
• You can take a break between 24 hours and 6 weeks if you feel like suspending your account.
• You can close your account or self-exclude.

You can set up further responsible gaming tools, such as wagering and loss limits, by contacting customer support.

Everything you need to know about their approach to responsible gambling can be found by checking out their page "Play safe" when visiting Peachy Games.