Cozy Bingo Sites

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Cozy Games firmly understood that bingo players didn’t just want to play on their desktop computers. Social media platforms such as Facebook and the increasingly prevalent use of mobile devices, changed the landscape when it came to iGaming.
As a result, Cozy Games allowed users to play bingo across multiple platforms. Indeed, their determination to push the mobile side of gaming was very important.

The decision to include 80 ball bingo and 30 ball bingo, alongside the traditional 90 ball and 75 ball games was further evidence that Cozy Games wanted to stand out from the crowd. All bingo sites have a unique look to them, and the graphics were vibrant and bold.

 

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Cozy Games

Cozy Games was established in 2005, based in Malta. Since its launch, it became one of the market leaders in the development of bingo and slot games, boasting a portfolio of over a hundred different titles. In addition to game production, Cozy ran an extremely popular software platform as well as a white label service which incorporated an extensive range of third-party sites.

Cozy Games Software Platform

Cozy Games software was used throughout the bingo industry, powering the Live Bingo (LBN) and Best Bingo Networks (BBN). LBN was the largest with more than fifty bingo websites on its books while BBN featured over 4.5 million player registrations to date. The platform was installed on newer networks such as the Fun Bingo Network and Super Bingo Network. Its reliability and functionality made it an obvious choice for many operators. Numerous refinements were made to the software including a major upgrade bringing it in line with the demands of mobile gamers. This ensured that the Cozy platform remained robust yet flexible in terms of responsivity and cross-device compatibility. As a result, it operated on most mobile devices, as well as desktop computers. Social media access was also available. Additionally, the software allowed for multi-gaming which meant that 20 different bingo rooms could be accessed simultaneously.

White Label Platform

Cozy’s white label offering was second only to Dragonfish in terms of coverage with the company offering templated sites or skins to a diverse range of third-party bingo operators. Quick installation times and full customisation options were among its many advantages.

Game Development

Cozy’s games were renowned for their distinctive, detailed visuals with many titles created with a 2D cartoon-styled them. Using a combination of in-house and third-party developers, the vast majority could be played on mobile devices. And in keeping with the recent Flash exodus, at least 50 could be played in HTML5. In fact, Cozy were one of the first to start implementing the more lightweight and better-supported mark-up language.