operator dossier
William Hill
A sportsbook founded in 1934, fiat only, with its terms written out.
Prime, 9/12
- Coin spokes
- 0/3
- Spin-up
- 3/3
- Repute
- 3/3
- Terms
- 3/3
score sheet
How William Hill scores
Coin spokes
0/3Takes no coins
Spin-up
3/3Minimum deposit £10
Terms
3/3- Offer on file, yes
- Minimum stated, yes
- Wagering or expiry stated, yes
First bet must be £10 at 1/2 odds or greater. Free bets awarded as 4×£10 tokens after qualifying bet settles. Free bets expire after 7 days.
Repute
3/3Expert rating on file 4.7 of 5
the read
The CX read
Fiat methods only, so crypto scores nothing. The offer makes up for it with a £10 qualifying bet and a 7-day expiry spelled out.
- the cashier
- Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller and bank transfer. No coin is listed, so the coin spokes score 0. The qualifying bet is £10.
- the offer
- Bet £10 at odds of 1/2 or greater and £40 in free bets follows as 4 tokens of £10 once that bet settles. The tokens expire after 7 days. Every condition we look for is in the text.
- the record
- Founded in 1934 and based in the United Kingdom, with licences from the UKGC and Gibraltar. It accepts players from 6 countries, Ireland and Germany among them.
plus and minus
What counts for it and against it
For
- Every term we score is in the offer text
- 2 licences on file, UKGC and Gibraltar
- A £10 qualifying bet
Against
- No crypto at the cashier
- Free bets lapse after 7 days
house offer
House offer
Bet £10 Get £40 in Free Bets
First bet must be £10 at 1/2 odds or greater. Free bets awarded as 4×£10 tokens after qualifying bet settles. Free bets expire after 7 days.
on file
What William Hill publishes
- Established
- 1934
- Licence
- UKGC, Gibraltar
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom
- Minimum deposit
- £10
- Type
- Sportsbook
payment methods
- Visa
- Mastercard
- PayPal
- Skrill
- Neteller
- Bank Transfer
accepted from
- United Kingdom
- Ireland
- Malta
- Spain
- Italy
- Germany
verdict
Leads on spin-up, terms and repute. Trails on coin spokes.
Grade Prime, 9/12, #3 on the board.
Who it suits: UK bettors who pay by card or e-wallet and want the conditions in writing before the first bet.
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