Happy Tiger Review

Table of Contents

• About Happy Tiger
• Other Bonuses and Jackpots
• Happy Tiger Bingo Games
• Deposit and Withdrawal Methods
• Customer Service
• Happy Tiger Bingo Experience on Mobile
• Review Summary – A One Trick Pony
• Happy Tiger Bingo Review FAQs

About Happy Tiger

This fresh-faced newbie opened shop back in 2021.

Website-wise, it’s got a simple but perfectly functional layout with easy navigation consisting of Slots, Bingo, Winners, and Support.

It’s unfussy and clean.

Games are provided solely by Magnet Gaming, a name you may not be familiar with but one that does produce good slots.

Happy Tiger is licensed and regulated in the United Kingdom by the UK Gambling Commission.

Danish-based HappyTiger ApS operate it.

Other Bonuses and Jackpots

Happy Tiger is limited in the bonus department. At the time of this review, it only offered the Welcome Offer for new customers. Once inside, the cupboard was bare, not even a crumb of a bonus or one free spin to be found.

Online operators offering a lack of ongoing promotions isn’t as uncommon as you might think, especially when they’re new.

It takes time to establish a business, increase revenue and understand what your customers like and dislike before providing ongoing offers.

This will surely come with time. On the plus side, Magnet Gaming games are all progressive slots.

Happy Tiger Bingo Games

Happy Tiger is home to some pretty standard bingo stuff with 75-ball and five-line bingo available.

Game time slots are every five minutes, and 25p tickets can be purchased in blocks of 40.

There’s a £2,500 Mega Prize up for grabs as well as the standard 1,2,3 or 4 win lines and full house prizes.

As we mentioned earlier, the slots at Happy Tiger are predominantly supplied by Magnet Gaming. That makes this boutique casino rather limited in terms of themes and offers compared to other websites offering thousands of games from hundreds of studios.

However, one important point about Happy Tiger/Magnet Gaming slots is that they are all progressive jackpots, making them very worthy of further investigation.

Happy Tiger does not offer any Live Casino or Table Games, so if you’re after a spot of roulette, you’ll need to look elsewhere. 

Deposit and Withdrawal Methods

Banking options aren’t exactly varied at Happy Tiger. Henry Ford’s famous quote, “any customer can have any car colour they want as long as it’s black,” springs to mind.

Options include Visa and Mastercard debit cards… and that’s about it.

Annoyingly you also need to make a minimum deposit of £20, and if you want to withdraw less than £10, you will be charged £1.

Withdrawals are processed against original deposit methods and can take between two and five days to receive.

Customer Service

Happy Tiger is old school when it comes to customer service. They’ve gone big on the website’s Frequently Asked Questions page, which is your first port of call.

After that, you have to call them. I can’t remember the last time I phoned a customer call centre number. I’m not even young or funky, I passed the mid-life mark a few years back.

But even to an old timer like me, the thought of sitting with my phone in hand in a virtual queue waiting to speak to someone fills me with dread. Not because of the lovely people at the other end of the line but the wait listening to rubbish elevator music.

Opening times are 10 am until 8 pm. 

Happy Tiger Bingo Experience on Mobile

Primarily built for use on PC, the webpage offers a scaled-down version of the laptop look.

They’ve designed it so that it responds extremely well on a mobile device so that you won’t have any issues playing on the go.

There’s no App available at present.

Review Summary – A One Trick Pony

We’re here to recommend casinos and online bingo halls; that’s what we do!

So, if you’re asking, “should I sign up to Happy Tiger” then we’d say “yes,” but we’d bet you won’t be staying for any length of time.

You can’t overlook the sheer scale of the Welcome Offer; it has to be worth a punt.

But after that, Happy Tiger looks and feels more like a one-trick pony than a smiley feline.

There’s a lack of diversity and scale in the games department and a dearth of options in the banking section.

Customer support is via phone rather than live chat, and there are no real ongoing promotions to keep you entertained.

The slots are provided, in the main, by one company, and there’s no classic 90-ball or speedball in the bingo.

Happy Tiger has left this reviewer a very unhappy bunny. Apart from the welcome offer, that is!

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