Relax Gaming and William Hill team up
Award-winning, B2B multi–product provider – Relax Gaming, and leading English online gambling company – William Hill, have secured a mutual partnership.
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William Hill sold to 888 in a 2.2-billion-pound deal
The Gibraltar-based famous public company – 888 Holdings PLC, bought out one of world’s biggest casino and sportsbook brands – William Hill International, in a £2.2bln...
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William Hill and Contentstack Collaborate in ‘Assertive Strategy’
William Hill has chosen Contentstack to be its main content-providing platform, planning a multi-year ‘assertive strategy’, dedicated to turning into a technologically...
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William Hill Broadens Its Business In Columbia
William Hill moves forward, enlarging the gaming industry in South America. The chosen destination for establishing its Alfabet SAS is Columbia.
The negotiations over the...
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Tennessee sees new pioneers rising as state recovers
The state saw its first decrease month-on-month back in February as it reported its recovery last month when bettors in the state placed $205.9 million in bets, a 16.8%...
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Caesars acquisition of William Hill to be finalized on April 22
The agreement was initially agreed upon back in September of last year, when William Hill decided to go for the £2.9 billion bid set forth by Caesars over the second bid...
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GambleAware contributions increase by 80% in 2020
Aside from these two, William Hill and Bet365 also both pledged to contribute approximately £100 million for the enhancement and support of treatment services for those...
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North Carolina officially launches first sports betting venue
The Senate approved North Carolina’s tribal sports betting bill about 2 years ago. The bill states that sports wagering is a Class III gaming activity, which means that the...
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HBK Investments to challenge Caesars’ William Hill deal
Through this new agreement, Caesars will be acquiring William Hill’s 1.08 billion shares for a value of £2.72 per share. The firm will most likely be jettisoning all of the...
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