Readers' Choice Polls Reflect Site's Success
MARINA DEL REY, Calif., May 04, 2000 - Bingo.com Inc. (OTC BB: BIGR), a vertical
Internet media and entertainment company, announced today that Bingo.com has
been voted the number one free bingo game of April 2000 by the winneronline.com's
Readers' Choice poll. It is the Company's first time boasting a premier ranking
as its voting numbers surpassed those of Uproar Bingo Blitz and BingoOnline,
sites claiming second and third place respectively.
The reader survey poll was made accessible to bingo players via www.winneronline.com and votes
were gathered during the entire month of April. Bingo.com captured 20.75 percent
of the votes, consolidating its position as the best free bingo site of the
month over thirteen of its leading entertainment game site competitors.
Bingo.com is diligently working towards its objective to become the leading entertainment
site through the incorporation of patent-pending technology, to create an
innovative and exciting daily user experience. Bingo.com, which attracts a
large diversified user base, has succeeded in building brand awareness and
is expanding the inventory of advertising opportunities on its site, while
continually broadening the site's content and features. The quantifiable increase
in the level of acceptance of Bingo.com by its users has earned its inclusion
within the top two percent of the "stickiest" Internet sites, with an average
per-user session in excess of 60 minutes.
"Bingo.com's success is due to a number of factors including its focus on online Bingo
games and online entertainment, and the development of a personalized community
atmosphere, which encourages lengthy visits by users," said Shane Murphy,
CEO of Bingo.com. "The results of the poll are indicative of Bingo.com's mounting
popularity and its remarkable ability to consistently deliver a fun and entertaining
user experience. Bingo.com continues to strengthen its mission to introduce
new and innovative concepts into existing markets and to enhance the consumer's
online experience."