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About William Hill

Established in 1934 by its eponymous founder, William Hill has witnessed numerous changes in ownership over the decades, but it has always remained a major player in the British betting industry.

William Hill's website is very well-designed, but rather than focussing on flashy aesthetics, the site has a strong emphasis on usability and functionality. This makes William Hill's online services a pleasure to use whether you're betting on one of the many sporting markets on offer or their extensive range of casino, bingo and lottery games.

Alongside racing, football receives a great deal of attention from William Hill, with a straightforward betting interface, some excellent practical features and additional content as well as wide ranging coverage of national and international fixtures and events.

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Bookmaker			Offer	Info
	William Hill	£25	Up to £25 free bet when you make a bet of over £5	When you place your first bet of £5 or more we will give you a free bet of the same value up to a maximum of £25.	Bet Now

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