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Since much of the world went into lockdown, members of the royal family have been doing their best to remain engaged with the issues closest to them. And though Zoom calls have provided some limitations in the way that they work, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have found their own way to put a spin on video chats.

During a virtual meeting with care home workers in Wales, Prince William and Duchess Kate agreed to take part in a bingo game with residents living at the Shire Hall Care Home in Cardiff. The duke and duchess laughed as they took on the roles of bingo callers—complete with their own bingo cage and balls.

“Catherine’s going to pick out the first ball,” William announced as he spun a red ball cage, which had been delivered to their Anmer Hall home in Norfolk. “Six and two, tickety-boo,” Kate giggled as she read out the first ball, using one of the many number nicknames traditionally used in British bingo halls.

Shire Hall is one of the many care homes in the United Kingdom that has had to adapt how it provides residential, nursing, and dementia care during the current coronavirus crisis, including increased use of different technologies to allow residents to keep in touch with their families and friends.

After the game, William and Kate also chatted with members of the care team working at the home, which is part of a family-run network of 19 residences across England and Wales, about the impact of COVID-19 and the challenges they have faced since the country went into lockdown in March. They also connected with a number of the elderly residents living at Shire Hall, with William joking, “We’ll say a big thank you and goodbye to everybody, and we’ll try and do a bit better at bingo next time!”

Earlier in May, the duke held several calls with care workers in England and Northern Ireland to discuss the unique challenges of providing care to vulnerable people throughout the pandemic, including the impact of the recent months on the mental health and well-being of those receiving care and also the caregivers themselves, many of whom are self-isolating from their own families.

“If there’s hopefully some positivity that comes out of this horrendous time, it is that there’s a light shone on all of the wonderful things you all do and on the social care sector, and it allows people to acknowledge, respect, and appreciate everything that you are doing,” William told care workers, including those providing care within people’s homes and supported living services, during a May 14 video chat.

On May 6, the Duke of Cambridge also spoke to members of the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust to hear how staff are supporting service users and the bereaved. “Those on the video call also highlighted the unique challenges that young people in care face when schools are closed and normal life has significantly changed,” said a Kensington Palace spokesperson.

William Hill Bingo Login

To log back in to William Hill Bingo all you need to do is click on the login button in the top right. Here you must enter your username and password.

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How to find the bingo games

Once you are logged in you will see a list of bingo games starting soon, as well as games you recently played. If you scroll down you will find more details on all the bingo rooms available, but for me it is simply easiest to click on the Play Bingo button to open to up the Playtech lobby screen.

If you've played at any other Playtech site before, then this lobby will be instantly familiar to you. By default it shows all of the 90 ball bingo rooms, but you can also select 75/80 ball or Specials on the left hand side (desktop only).

On mobile they simply show all the rooms on one screen so you can scroll down and find a game you like.

How to deposit at William Hill Bingo

Getting to the deposit screen differs depending on whether you're on desktop or mobile. Each has a slightly different way of getting to the cashier.

On desktop you'll find a deposit button at the top of both the main website and within the bingo lobby. Click this to open the cashier. On mobile to get to this same point you have to first click on your balance in the top right, and then select deposit from the dropdown menu that appears.

Once there, you can choose to deposit via the following methods:

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• Debit Card
• PayPal
• Paysafecad
• Neosurf
• Bank Transfer
• William Hill Cash Direct

William Hill Cash Direct is where you can go into a William Hill betting shop and use case over the counter to then play online. In exchange for your cash payment you get a 19 digit number which is then entered onto the website and converted into your cash balance.

The minimum deposit is £10 on all payment methods except for Debit Card which accepts a £5 minimum.

How to make a withdrawal

If you wish to make a withdrawal there are a few ways to get to the withdraw screen depending on device and where you are on the site.

Desktop:

• If you're in the bingo lobby select Menu > My Account > Withdraw
• If you're on the main website click on your balance in the top right, then select Withdraw.

Mobile:

• If you're on the main website or bingo lobby click on your balance in the top right, then select Withdraw.

Once you're on the withdrawal screen you can enter your amount and then choose the method you wish to withdraw to. Typically you can only withdraw from the same method you deposited on. If this isn't possible then the only option available is bank transfer.

Minimum withdrawal amounts vary based on method, but typically it is either £5 or £10.