Bingo games at Little Big Bingo couldn't be cheaper, as they offer 1p, 2p and 5p games around the clock, with promises that players can still win big jackpots with such a small bingo wager! With a motto of "Play for a penny, win pounds", Little Big Bingo is powered by software belonging to Brigend Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cassava Enterprises in Gibraltar and owned by one of the leading marketers on on-line gaming, Cashcase, Little Big Bingo has plenty to offer the more experienced on-line bingo gamers, as well as those new to bingo on-line.

Little big bingo homepageVisually, the site is bright and cheery, with a big sun pattern (complete with orange and yellow rays), bold writing and easy-to-follow instructions on how to start playing. As well as an easy-to-click set of buttons for new players to use to register and start playing, they also have the more in-depth navigation bar to the rest of the site along the left hand side of the 'sun'. New players will find it easy to register with their three steps of instructions, while advanced players can quickly find the latest details on offers, promotions and other extras on the site.

Little Big Bingo offers both 75 and 90 ball bingo in a variety of rooms running day or night. There is absolutely no download required to play Little Big Bingo, which means players can load up the site and start playing on practically any computer, as long as the latest version of Flash is installed on the machine. The software isn't as demanding as many (which is handy for those with slow connections) and will take around 2 minutes to load on a 56k dial-up modem. Although Little Big Bingo does not offer regular free bingo games, they come pretty close with their penny bingo, with the 'Lucky Penny' and 'Pennies from Heaven' games offering guaranteed jackpots of £25 to £50, depending on the time of day played. These guaranteed jackpots can be doubled, too, in the 2p rooms such as the 'Tuppence Treats' or the 'Tasty Twos'.

Unlike many big bingo sites, Little Big Bingo doesn't offer huge progressive jackpots around the clock (although prizes of £10k or over are available) - they have simple, fun games with a low wager, which is perfect for those on a budget or just love to play bingo without taking it too seriously. The games are easy to play and simple to follow, with the same bright graphics and clear text recognisable from the main Little Big Bingo site.

There are no other games available at Little Big Bingo such as slots, instant wins or table games - they focus completely on bingo.

The loyalty scheme at Little Big Bingo is not incredibly impressive and neither are their extra prizes. They don't shower their players with the chances to win holidays or gadgets, which gives the site a rather basic but functional feel. The loyalty scheme is called 'Penny Points' or PPs and players can earn these by playing bingo games on the site, winning the chat games hosted by their chat moderators, winning tournaments and competitions and introducing their friends to the Little Big Bingo site. Players can cash in their Penny Points to purchase real bingo cards for the games and 1000pp is worth £1 of bingo card credit. Around 1pp can be earned for every 5p card that is purchased, with the biggest amounts awarded for referring friends to the site, around 5000pp.

If you love all the little extras to make you feel at home at a bingo site, you may be a little disappointed with Little Big Bingo. It's clean, fresh and functional, but also no-frills. A basic winner's page is provided, which gives little information on all the latest big winners on the site, but if you like real-life stories, news, photographs and gossip, Little Big Bingo may not be the bingo site for you.

Those new to on-line bingo may be drawn to Little Big Bingo due to their simple layout and cheap and easy-to-follow games, but a degree of internet knowledge and on-line bingo knowledge may be needed, as they don't offer a guide to playing bingo on the site.

Because the Little Big Bingo website does not offer an extensive help on playing their games (they do have basic information on banking, logging in and the owners), you may find yourself needing to contact their customer support team, which is separated into two support divisions - the "Promotions Team" and "Operations Team". They can be contacted via email (with replies within 48 hours) or by a UK phone line which is open between 10am-6pm Monday to Friday.