What's on your ultimate bingo playlist?
Bingo is a whole lot of fun. But can you make it a tad more exciting by coupling it with a good playlist? Of course, you can! When traditional bingo halls were the in-thing, the staff would blast fun tunes to encourage patrons to keep playing. And when online bingo games started, site operators did what they could to replicate such a vibe. That’s why most of the reputable bingo sites UK play fun background tunes during gameplay. But if you want to enjoy your bingo game a lot more, consider adding some curated music to your play.
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Which Playlists Can You Enjoy?
Your choice of music comes down to what you enjoy. Thus, you can jam to any of the following songs:
Smooth Jazz
Bingo is one of the most relaxing casino games you can play. It thus follows that you could be in the mood for a song that matches this atmosphere. And why not go for smooth jazz? As you slowly sway to the sound of the music and kick back with a glass of wine, you can watch the wins roll in fast. And given that you don’t need to strategize much, the music will go hand-in-hand with your gameplay.
Christmas Songs
The Holidays are filled with fun songs that make you want to jump around and dance to the music. So, why not incorporate them into your holiday games? You can practice your favorite Christmas carols and gear up for the holidays. And maybe watch a Christmas movie to boot. Of course, this vibe makes the most sense during Christmas when the holiday spirit is at its highest.
Classical Music
How about leaning on some nice Mozart tunes as you tick your lucky numbers? With no lyrics to distract you from your game, you can embrace these songs' calming yet motivating nature. And you can match the music to your mood. Feeling sad? Ready to amp your evening? Whatever your mood, you will find something that works for you.
Country Music
Your gameplay will feel more enjoyable with songs like The Gambler by Kenny Rogers on your playlist. You can listen to the wise words that follow country tales and borrow a lot from them. Or stomp your foot on the ground, nodding to the tunes, and lining up your tickets. Country songs are quite soothing, and you will not even notice the time go by as they play in the background.
Soft Rock
Listening to hard rock can throw you off your game. Besides, bingo is a casual game, and the loud electric beats would not match the atmosphere. How about leaning on classic and soft rock jams? You can listen to the stories in each song or pick nice upbeat songs that will have you moving to the music. Not sure where to start? Perhaps blast out some Kelly Clarkson vibes to awaken the potential in you.
Movie Songs
Have you ever watched a movie and loved its playlist? Well, you can incorporate that into your bingo game. Choose a musical and listen to it. Or better yet, grab an entire movie or series playlist and play it as you think of which will be your lucky numbers. Not sure what would work for you? Perhaps try a playlist from an animated movie.
Which Songs Work with Bingo?
How about creating a playlist from scratch? Some people work better with songs curated to their needs. And to help you get going, you can try the following songs:
Let’s Get It Started by Black Eyed Peas: Are you ready for exciting gameplay? Then this might be the song for you. It features an upbeat feel that makes you want more.
A Little Less Conversation by Elvis Presley: Bingo has easy gameplay that allows you to jam to interesting beats without losing your edge. And that means that this Las Vegas vibe will work great for you. As you listen to this classic, you can immerse yourself in the game, transporting yourself to the world of bingo.
Simply the Best by Tina Turner: Do you believe you are simply the best? How about better than all the rest? These are the things you need to play out in your mind to remain ahead of the fray. So, even when your tickets seem to be letting you down, you can keep going. After all, you have it in you to emerge the winner!
Lucky You by The Lightning Seeds: Have you been feeling unlucky with your tickets? Maybe you keep choosing the wrong numbers and seldom get even one number right. Rather than wear red or avoid walking under ladders, this might be the song to turn things around.
Eye of the Tiger by Survivor: As much as bingo is essentially a game based on luck, inspiration always comes in handy. And where better to source it than to listen to this song? You will feel like you have the strength to keep going and can last many rounds till you bag that score.
And what happens when you win? You can always go with You Win Again by the Bee Gees. The song matches the feel of a good win after carefully selecting your numbers. Don’t forget to tune in to The Gambler by Kenny Rogers. His wise words will teach you a thing or two about bankroll management and keep you from chasing your losses. Bingo should be fun. And when it stops feeling like fun, that’s a sign you need to quit and focus on something else. Good luck!
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