Spinning Bingo: Reviews – Is It a Scam or Legit?

Spinning Bingo is a new bingo game for the iOS and Android platforms that plays like classic bingo, except with a significant twist. This game and those who developed it claim that you can win real life money by playing it. Not only that, but they claim that you can win a significant amount of money for not a whole lot of playing time.

Are you able to, though? Is Spinning Bingo a scam or legit? This is the question that we are going to be taking a deep dive into for the rest of this article.

To start, the gameplay is classic bingo with a major twist. The numbers are not organized the way that they normally would be on a bingo board, and the numbers are picked out via spinning a lucky wheel, not by balls bouncing out of a ball tank and randomly. The numbers will also daub themselves, so you don’t have to do the work.

You can play with multiple bingo tickets at a time, unlike most other mobile bingo games. You can play with either one, two, or four tickets; make sure that you are able to keep up with however many tickets you choose.

Unlike other bingo games that claim to earn you money, Spinning Bingo does not pit you against other players for wagering. Instead, you simply play a game of bingo on your own, and the winnings seem to pile up; in fact, they pile up very quickly.

Quick winnings and fast money, believe it or not, are actually generally a negative sign when it comes to figuring out whether the game is legit or a scam. If the developer paid out everybody who won, then they would go bankrupt immediately, so they’re definitely not paying everyone. Are they paying anyone?

To figure this out, go to the reviews in the App Store and see what people are saying. In the case of this game, people are saying that they are having a lot of trouble getting their money. Nobody has posted that they have actually gotten their money, but plenty of people have either said that it’s an endless loop of errors, or that they lost their data and had the rug pulled from under them.

In fact, with one of the most recent updates to the game, the option to withdraw your money has been removed entirely. This means that it’s now simply just a bingo game, rather than a bingo game that claims to earn you money. The good news is that nobody put in a deposit, so nobody lost any money, but nobody is winning any money, either.

The above paragraph is no longer accurate, due to yet another update of the game; now, you can see a count of how much money you allegedly have, or how many Amazon gift cards you allegedly have. In fact, the game will now try to sucker you even deeper by getting you to believe that you might have enough to cash out very early on.

In the withdrawal menu, it says that you can cash out once the countdown is done. The problem is, the countdown is never done. Either there are errors that show no countdown at all, or the time will keep resetting itself until you just give up.

You are given the option to choose between multiple forms of payment, whether it’s PayPal or another payment provider, but no matter which one you choose, you’re not getting paid. Nobody is getting paid that has ever played this game.

With all of that being said, we feel confident in ruling that Spinning Bingo is a scam. There is simply no way to get the money that the game tells you that you are earning, or to earn it like the advertisements claim that you would be able to. This is simply just a semi-fun bingo game with a low pressure playing style and not too many advertisements.

24 thoughts on “Spinning Bingo: Reviews – Is It a Scam or Legit?”

  1. I gotta say I made it past the countdown and they put me in a queue don’t know if they’ll pay tho

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    • @Nancy, I’ve been in queue as well, said 6667 people ahead of me. It’s been a week and it say 3288 now. Who knows if it’ll ever drop to 1 or how long.

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    • @Michelle Brown, I have been in the queue since May 8th starting at 5,302 people in front of me. At first the numbers dropped quickly and now they are just slowly dropping and very slowly. Now I’m at 2,261 in front of me. I am going to contact them as it’s highly illegal to get personal payout information from people and not pay out and it’s highly illegal to advertise they pay out and actually don’t. If this is the case, several people could pursue a major lawsuit on them. I’m currently looking for A way to contact them and when I find one I will be doing just that!

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    • It is a scam. I have been n que for 3 months. And one of them is still at 1845. They never paid out on anything. You can never contact them . Kelley Campbell

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    • @Rob, I wouldn’t hold my breath if I were you. I’ve been in the queue ever since I’ve been playing this game and still over 5500 players ahead of me. The gueue number never goes down

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    • @Michelle Brown, I’m seriously considering suing them as well. False advertising and misrepresentation is very illegal and that’s just what they are doing to people. I don’t know how they are compensated for us downloading and playing their games, I’m guessing the advertisers or sponsors are the ones who issue the payouts, but they must be keeping the money and not paying us. That’s something else we can look into. If you find out any information before I do, please email me and let’s get the ball rolling to stop all these fake games from luring people into their trap

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    • @Kelley csmpbell, Spinning Bingo is one of the best Free to play game in the App Store.
      Developed by Guangzhou Yishen Network Technology Co., Ltd., Spinning Bingo is a Casino game with a content rating of 17+.
      It was released on 8th February 2023 with the latest update 18th February 2023

      I’m going to try reaching out to them myself but doubt if it will do any good or if I’ll even get a response

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    • @Michelle Brown, this is the contact information I found. Let me know if you reach anyone and I’ll do the same
      Spinning Bingo is one of the best Free to play game in the App Store.
      Developed by Guangzhou Yishen Network Technology Co., Ltd., Spinning Bingo is a Casino game with a content rating of 17+.
      It was released on 8th February 2023 with the latest update 18th February 2023

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    • @Michelle Brown,
      I agree. I have been in the queue since July 7 (que #6322)
      Today Aug 11 (que #2173)
      I agree, first few days the numbers came down quick. Now it’s trickling. There was one day, it said I was next in line for payout. I kept track and when I went to look again… it was back 3000+. There is no way to contact them. When you click on contact us, it does not do anything.
      It would be nice if these games would do what they say; I mean we work and tolerate enough of their ads to abide by their rules. I think some compensation would be nice. I feel the only people getting paid are the creators of the apps/games. Every time someone downloads it, they get paid. I can’t even find Spinning Bingo through the App Store.

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  2. Yep these games are all SCAMS. They ask to download the Apps. and you can WIN real Money. Not!! true everything is just a waste time and energy. Hope that whoever is reading this will share it with everyone out there. Time to delete all this fake Apps.

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    • @Jim P., Yes they are! I tried to see if I could reach out to the developers but they no longer show up on any search engine anywhere. But guess what, they can run, but they can’t hide forever

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  3. Spinning Bingo game is a scam they don’t pay off anyone. Your liars, need to take this game app off the internet. The app off it’s not legit, rip off.

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