Several small bingo platforms have approached Bingosupermarket with the view of merging their existing players with other bingo platforms.

As the credit crunch continues to bite online bingo operators are not only struggling with customer acquisition, they are now finding it difficult to retain their existing businesses.  Due to lower consumer spending and persistent increasing costs the only option for smaller online bingo businesses is to merge in order to share the fixed costs.

Initial setup costs are now also proving a barrier to entry for investors still keen to make an impact on online bingo and some of these investors are looking to the smaller bingo groups to avoid the initial expense. Not only can expenses be shared but the levels of expertise are dramatically improved and could result in a competitive edge. The common problem all too familiar with smaller platforms is that the software providers concentrate their efforts on improving the level of services to the bigger groups, and such developments are not initially available to the smaller operators.

Bingosupermarket are interested in hearing from any small independent bingo operators regardless of software provider and your details will be treated in the strictest confidence. Bingo Supermarket is backed by a multi-million pound bingo organisation. Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for further details.