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William Hill Bookmaker

William Hill is listed on the London Stock Exchange with turnover of nearly £17billion a year. They have 2,300 UK betting shops, making them one of the largest bookmakers. William Hill's online betting site bets on most sporting events as well as offering online casino, poker and bingo.

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More about William Hill Bookmaker: William Hill accepts bets from one hundred sixty nine countries. It had a turnover of fifteen billion pounds in 2008. Its online section offers online sports betting, casino, poker and bingo. There are over two thousand three hundred William Hill retail betting shops. William Hill also takes bets by telephone through its huge call centres in the UK, capable of answering six hundred calls simultaneously. It's betting service was started in 1934 by the man who gave his name to the company. They were in at the start in 1961 when betting shops were legalised in Great Britain. However, they were slow to embrace the internet when others started launching online betting sites in the UK in 1998. Despite that reticence, William Hill Bookmaker now has an online site that takes nearly the most bets in the online betting business. In 2009 William Hill turned its back on the UK with its remote betting business and went to Gibraltar, a popular offshore jurisdiction, in a bid to avoid the betting duty and horserace betting levy that is levied in the UK. Amazingly the UK government has done nothing to avoid huge offshore bookies having their cake and eating it by advertising in the UK while failing to pay the UK taxes. William Hill Bookmaker are far from the only firm to have taken advantage of this governmental incompetence.