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Bingo is best to boost web traffic to top sites, according to online game show producers Uproar. Bingo Blitz is its new networked Bingo game, which aims to help large sites generate repeat traffic and increase ad revenue.

Uproar was the company which launched Trivia Blitz, a trivia game applet already in syndication on 8,000 sites. Affiliate sites can then earn revenue through ad banners sold into the game by Uproar's ad sales force.

Said David Becker, president of Uproar: "Game shows are the new hot property on the web and nothing is simpler to play than Bingo ... sites get ad revenue, great content and valuable demographic information simply by adding a few lines of code."

For a free game of Bingo Blitz, visit www.uproar.com.

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