There aren’t too many images here, just two or three, and perhaps oddly they all advertise the same offer – a free cash payout just for signing up. The lead image is a slider on rotation, which again is better than some that have failed to switch on the function that facilitates the lead image to change every few seconds. Box outs have been allocated a reasonable amount of room and there aren’t too many of them, meaning the designers have avoided falling into the trap of creating a website that’s the mental equivalent to a Venn diagram. The homepage itself is very clean and uncluttered. But then there’s not a lot that screams ‘this is something really, really special, so stand up and take notice’. Sure, there’s nothing wrong with it per se – in fact it’s actually one of the more attractive and polished looking digital gambling domains we’ve had the pleasure of reviewing. On the face of it, Bingo Knights doesn’t quite strike you as a bingo website that’s going to offer anything out of the ordinary. Bog standard site design and layout? Check.

Nice, friendly, innocent, but relatively simple and rudimentary graphics? Check. Strange theme that has nothing to do with the actual act of playing bingo? Check.

Bingo knights casino review