Pulsz Bingo is the bingo site, with two clocks and no published code

Pulsz Bingo terms we opened are for Pulszbingo.com. They bind you to Yellow Social Interactive Limited. They say the site does not offer real money gambling, that no purchase is necessary, and that a purchase does not increase the chance of winning.

The slots domain, pulsz.com, has its own terms page. This review does not copy numbers from that page. If a bonus blog treats the two logins as one wallet, ignore the blog.

Coins do not move because the names look alike.

A two-coin sweepstakes lobby is the general pattern: a fun chip, and a promotional chip that might redeem. A points-only social lobby stops before any prize desk. This brand's terms are cautious.

Virtual coins have no cash value, with a stated exception for no-purchase promotional contests.

The hub is the sweepstakes topic. The app article says the mobile app uses the Gold Coins model only. Sweepstakes mode, it says, is on the website.

Pulsz Bingo version 3.2 says it replaces earlier terms. You must be of legal age. The terms do not print the number 21.

The age help article does: at least 21, and not a resident of Idaho, Nevada, Michigan, or Washington.

Purchases are final. The statement descriptor they name is PulszBingo.com. One account per person is the support article's rule.

Virtual coins expire after 60 days with no play. That dormant rule is in the terms.

A redemption request can sit for 90 days. If you do not finish the checks, the request is declined, the coins go back, and you may file again. During that wait the coins are not cash in your bank.

Section 1.2 gives support@pulszbingo.com and a payments line, +1 (424) 371-7304, both described as 24 hours. Section 15.1 tells you to email support@pulsz.com for a dispute. Those are two addresses.

Use the bingo address unless a screen says otherwise. A reply-time promise beyond "24 hours" availability is not published.

The age article names four states: Idaho, Nevada, Michigan, and Washington. The account-creation article names twelve: Washington, Idaho, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, Alabama, Tennessee, Connecticut, New York, West Virginia, Louisiana, and Maryland.

Indiana is on neither of those lists. A separate notice says mail-in sweepstakes codes stopped being generated on 4 May 2026. It told Indiana players to enter and redeem by 22 June 2026.

After that date, it says, Sweepstakes Coins expire and SC mode is not permitted.

That June date is behind us. An Indiana balance this review could not see is not a balance we can promise is still there. The notice is the operator's page.

It is not a statute we are interpreting.

This is not legal advice. No gambling licence number was on the terms. The terms say the product is entertainment and void where prohibited.

Where a state-licensed book is allowed is a different statute.

Pulsz Bingo redemption article says a request sits in internal processing for 48 hours while they review verification. After that, an instant bank transfer is 3 to 5 business days. Trustly online banking is the same 3 to 5 business days.

Skrill, they say, is typically 3 to 4 hours of processing after the internal review. Prizeout gift cards go to email instantly, in that article. We did not submit a request, so these are their sentences, not a timed cash-out.

What they did not price

Example one is the missing floor. A minimum Sweeps Coin count, and a dollar minimum, are not published on the terms or that help article. A $50 figure copied from another brand is not this cashier.

Example two is the dormant chip. Sixty days without play expires virtual coins. That is a clock, not a dollar value.

Example three is the 90-day pending rule. Miss the documents and the request dies. The coins return to the account.

They are still not a bank deposit.

A fee amount for redemption is not published. Taxes are your responsibility, in the terms. The redemption sequence in general is a map.

It is not this help article.

The Pulsz Bingo player-safety policy, version 2.1, updated 23 June 2025, talks about Gold Coin purchases. You can ask for a daily spend limit by emailing support@pulszbingo.com. They say a limit stays at least 24 hours before you can change it.

Self-exclusion is supposed to cover brands in the Yellow Social group. They also say it is not fail-safe. Take a Break is 7, 14, or 30 days and cannot be reopened early.

A longer self-exclusion is at least six months, then a seven-day wait if you ask to return.

No refund and no prize redemption are allowed during exclusion, in that policy. Virtual coins may be restored if an account is reopened. That is their sentence.

It is not a promise this test verified.

The app article is blunt. The app is Gold Coins. Sweepstakes mode is the website.

Buying coins in the app is not the same button as a website redemption. How the two chips are named is the general split. A public promo code was not on the terms, the promotions index, or the help articles we opened.

Pulsz Bingo promotions are subject to the terms plus whatever official rules they post with that offer. They can pull an offer without notice. Abuse, including a shared document or a second account, can void a grant.

There is no code string in the pages this test opened. Do not import one from a coupon list. If a field appears after login, the terms still control purchases, dormancy, and the 90-day pending rule.

A pay table can be voided if they decide it was an obvious error. There is no RTP sheet and no provably fair seed on the pages opened. Bingo against a posted card is not a hash you can recompute.

The Slots rules review uses a different sponsor and a printed $50 floor. Do not paste that floor onto this help desk.

Pulsz Bingo plays a posted game. A player slot plays other people. Neither one is a cash bingo hall we tested.

Two $50 Coinflip stakes make a $100 pot. The fee is 5%, so $5, and the winner receives $95. Four $50 Jackpot entries make a $200 pot, the fee is $10, and the winner receives $190.

Roulette colour carries a house edge of about 7.88% after the fee. P2P Slott and the fairness page are that pot. They do not issue Gold Coins.

Ten boxes. An empty box means the cashier is still a guess.

• [ ] I am on the bingo site, not the slots site.
• [ ] I am 21 or older, and I checked both block lists plus the Indiana notice.
• [ ] I know the app article limits the app to Gold Coins.
• [ ] I know a redeem dollar minimum is not published.
• [ ] I can wait 48 hours, then 3 to 5 business days, unless I am using the Skrill claim.
• [ ] I know a pending request dies at 90 days if documents are missing.
• [ ] I know coins can expire after 60 days without play.
• [ ] I did not type a promo code from a third-party list.
• [ ] Rent money stays out of any coin purchase.
• [ ] 1-800-GAMBLER is saved if the session stops being entertainment.

Three cons are enough to pause. The two state lists do not match, and Indiana's sweepstakes cutoff has passed. No dollar redeem floor is printed.

One dispute clause points at a pulsz.com inbox while the bingo desk is a different address.

Who should stay out: anyone under 21, anyone in a blocked state, anyone who needs Gold Coins to spend like cash, and anyone who will treat a 48-hour review as money already sent. If play stops being optional, use responsible gambling and call 1-800-GAMBLER.

The sweeps sportsbook review is a different operator. Do not mix its 50-coin floor into this lobby.