It looks like bingo players could soon be in for a real treat! An online bingo comparison site will soon be launching which will give players an overview of the best places to play bingo. It will also feature news on the best bonuses and latest prizes that are available.

The Seneca Allegany casino, located in Salamanca, New York boasts of many exciting features and is a great place for betting. The game room consists of hundreds of slot machines, game tables, high roller tables and an area of slots for non-smokers. Play Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Caribbean Stud Poker or Texas Hold ‘em, along with a variety of other games.

A live music lounge is located in the gaming area as well. The casino has a vast restaurant area, ( several restaurants), but the one frequented by most is the buffet. The present cost of a meal is $20, (there are Player’s Club discounts), and visitors can partake of a variety of foods, from Chinese to Polish to prime rib and chicken. The dessert section not only offers pies, but cookies, cakes, brownies, and ice cream. The casino plays host to a variety of events in their Events Center, with big name celebrities. In Summer, they hold free concerts. The Seneca Allegany Casino also offers a place to relax. There is a spa and pool in the casino for guests who can also enjoy a weight room, whirlpool and full body wraps.

I just have to get this out there in case anyone else is going through the same or similar circumstances as my friend did and didn’t know they might be able to win compensation due to medical negligence by a carer. If you have any questions whatso ever, please contact a Medical Solicitor for more information as they are the experts!

Anyway, on with my story. Well, its actually my friends story. Her husband was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis a couple of years ago, and his health has been gradually deteriorating since. Late last year he had to move out of his own home he’d shared with his wife for the last 14 years and move into a care home for round the clock caring.

When he moved into the care home, there was a mix up in the home giving him rooms and subsequently he was bounced between the day room and a shared bedroom every day for the first couple of weeks. Hardly suitable for a man that had been proud of his own home and liked his own space to still keep a feeling of independence against his terrible illness.

Throughout the mix-up his wife (my friend) was visiting the home daily, and was getting more and more distraught as the days went by with no resolution in sight. Eventually the home managed to get him his own room, and he got back some quality of life. I say some, because by this point the disease was really taking its toll on him, and he was bed-ridden most of the time.

At this point my friend had to return to work to help financially support her husband staying in the care home, so her visiting time was severely limited. Due to the fact he was bed-bound much of the time, he was at high risk of contracting bed sores, but no action was taken to stop this happening.

Two months later he was moved to a different care home, who took great care to help him treat his bed sores and stop him contracting new bed sores. That is the level of respect the first care home should have had for him.

Anyway, my friend contacted a Medical Solicitor, and eventually got the care home to stump up nearly £30k in compensation, which helped pay for him to live the last 6 months of his life in an excellent care home.

Why can’t us regular bingo players win this easily? We sit here slaving away all day watching over our precious bingo cards, and all we get is a measly line here or there – yet this unbelieveably lucky actress sits down for the first time playing an online bingo game and walks away £500 richer (and that’s excluding her salary!).

It seems that the BBC have published a bingo quiz section for their GCSE Bitesize revision site. I am not entirely convinced this is a good idea. Youngsters are easily influenced these days, and this kind of exposure to online bingo and the format of a game of bingo could easily expose them to online gambling.

What do you think? Have the BBC overstepped the mark with this latest so-called teaching method?