jamba.co.uk

I found Jamba a couple of years ago when I first joined aol. I went into keyword games and along came Jamba. I am a very regular visitor to the site. It's great fun, and something for everyone's tastes, whether you like trivia or something a little less brain racking. Prizes are awarded for high scorers, and I'm pleased to say that so far I've won a crate of guiness (wey-hey!), a DVD player, several videos, DVD's and CDs. The reliability of the site is very good. In all the time I've been using it, the game has only ever frozen twice. Graphics are good, the layout is eyecatching and navigation around the site is ...  Read the complete review

I joined Jamba.co.uk over a year ago and had been playing on uproar.co.uk so much I got bored of it. I was looking through Dooyoo.co.uk and came across Jamba, which I had forgotten about so at the beginning of March, I started playing it again and because I love it, so much I decided I would write an opinion about it I am now going to take some time telling you about most of the games on the site. There are many different categories so here goes: TRIVIA: FOOTIE – You are asked 15 questions and try to answer them all correctly as fast as you can and challenge for the top score. The questions are quite difficult but it is still worthwhile ...  Read the complete review

You've read the other opinions about Jamba. Both good and bad reports, so it's a mixed bag. I signed up with Jamba years ago, when they first launched, and so have had quite a range of experiences. Let me tell you the true story. Jamba is so big that there are many games, some better than others. Stick with me, this could take some time, but don't feel the need to read every bit of it. 1. THE SITE The site looks reasonable. The loading times are poor and you do need a shockwave/flash enabled browser to view it. It is well organised and you can find what you want quickly and easily. 2. THE GAMES I had to ...  Read the complete review

Jamba is a UK games site that is rather poor in my opinion. Some of the games on the site are good, but everything on the site is potluck. There is no skill involved in any of the games on the web site. Jamba also litter you with spam when you join up, attempt to unsubscribe and there is some sort of “error.” The site is plastered in banner adverts, etc. I personally recommend that you stay well clear of jamba. Unless you are a lucky person Jamba is not for you. The quality of the prizes on Jamba are very good, there are imacs, playstations, etc. ...  Read the complete review

Jamba seems like a fun site. It is very colourful, although you do need to have shockwave installed to play some of the games. There are a whole variety of games from pub trivia type questions to bingo with the original voice of Kenneth williams as the bingo caller -very amusing. The prizes on offer range from small amounts of cash to TVs and cars. I have won £20 a number of times on their Lucky Letters game. To take part you register a combination of numbers and letters. If you match 4 you win £20, 5 gets you £100 and they pay £1000 for matching all 6. However even though I have claimed straight away and followed their procedures they are very bad at ...  Read the complete review