William Hill US have confirmed they have donated a sum of $50,000 to the Council Of Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ), set up to help support and protect vulnerable gamblers in the state.
One of UK’s largest bookmakers William Hill are to re-evaluate their Media planning and buying due to strict UK compliance.
William Hill is reported to be pushing to complete its acquisition of online casino group Mr Green.
UK based bookmaker William Hill has made a deal with US tech company NeoGames according to a statement. The announcement from NeoGames, which came as part of the official appointment of Moti Malul as the CEO of the company, stated that a strategic deal had been signed with the bookies.
UK business has not been great for William Hill so far in 2018, with the reduction in the maximum stake of FOBTs resulting in losses of over £800 million in the first six months of 2018, and reports that up to 900 UK based high street betting shops may have to close as a result of the law change, causing up to 4,500 job losses.
William Hill has been no stranger to criticism as of late and they have received the ire of many in the industry again after news broke that the bookmaker has been trying to squeeze as much profit as possible out of fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) prior to the reduction in the maximum limit from £100 to £2.
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Well-known betting firm William hill has picked up a £6.2 million penalty from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) due to breaching anti-money laundering regulations and social responsibility expectations.
Despite the huge evolutions in terms of technology and concept that the world of slots has taken over recent years, there’s still a level of nostalgia for the old days and every now and again, a slot comes along that perfectly satiates that appetite for the vintage.
UK businesses news sources have put a potential price of FTSE-listed William Hill Plc and Toronto based Amaya Inc. at a combined value of £4.5-5 billion.
There are many online sports betting companies that have found great success in Australia, but such a highly competitive market will always have casualties.
No sooner had the news broken that Playtech’s much-loved Marvel series of slots would be taking its leave from the online casino world, and eyes were already on what was coming in their place, and what was coming was Age of Gods.
There are various betting markets that are picking up steam as we head into summer, one of which revolves around the hit TV show of the moment. Game of Thrones has captured the heart of the nation, tempting players into opening up their wallets at William Hill.
Self-exclusions are an important tool to help fight addiction in online casino lovers, giving a vital safety net to all players, but the impact has apparently become increasingly extreme, with William Hill predicting a full-year financial impact in the region of £25 million according to Chief Executive James Henderson:
William Hill is looking for an innovative creative agency to help them with their next ad campaign.
William Hill has paid out its largest ever jackpot for an online slot this weekend, after a Scottish woman scooped £2.5m playing at their Vegas domain. It isn’t the first win for the woman though, after she previously scooped an impressive £30,000 whilst also playing at William Hill
Everybody might assume that Playtech has a monopoly on Monty Python themed video slots. After all, their Monty Python’s Spamalot progressive jackpot slot has kind of become the definitive title. However, that is not exactly the case. Ash Gaming have also developed a Monty Python themed video slot, and last week, it was unveiled at William Hill Casino for the very first time.
Popular Swedish software developer NetEnt has expanded its presence in the blossoming New Jersey iGaming market by signing an agreement with Churchill Downs.
The Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) has denied claims by The Guardian newspaper that its members, including Bet365, Flutter Entertainment, GVC Holdings, and William Hill, wanted to redirect a quarter of donated funds to GambleAware to projects of their choosing.
It has been announced that Mackrell Turner Garrett, a London-based law firm is seeking £1.5 million in victim compensation from two UK betting firms, Paddy Power Betfair (PPB) and William Hill.
