Playing online bingo at Ladbrokes is great fun they give all new member free bingo money in the form of a £20 welcome bonus and now they have offered the very first online “Bingo Ambassador” role to 76 year old Rose Clemson. This cam after they heard the plight of this pensioner when her local land-based bingo club slapped an ASBO order on her. This is an Anti Social Bingo Order, this means that not only is she banned from playing in her local bingo club, but she is also banned from playing in any of the other 100 bingo halls this particular brand has under their umbrella. (I won’t mention names, they know who they are).

The ASBO was ordered after she arranged an outing to a rival bingo hall? Have you ever heard such nonsense? If you shop in Asda and later in Tesco, should one of them impose a life-long ban on you? Fortunately online bingo doesn’t work this way, they work hard to keep their members loyal and offer them all kinds of incentives to play, but ban them for playing on another site? Never!!

The plight of this bingo loving lady was brought to the attention of the head of Ladbrokes Bingo, Ruairi Boyle, and he said their hearts went out to her. And the way they see it is that this group has lost a loyal customer and they have gained one. But not only have they gained a loyal customer, because she has so much experience, they believe she will be a valuable asset to the Ladbrokes Group.

They are sponsoring her with a state-of-the-art laptop and a monthly cash deposit into her online bingo account. She is also being give a Ladbrokes branded mobility scooter, so she can advertise the brand, and tell everyone about her online experiences. In return, Rose will act as an ambassador, use her bingo knowledge and contacts and help to grow the brand