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Johnny B Gud
14 Nov 16 16:19
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Plonkers. If they'd marketed and managed it better they could have turned it into a reason to regularly visit their shops.  As it was it must have been profitable, but as we saw with the tote ten to follow, not profitable enough for the greedy accountants who run these bookmakers.  I shall boycott their shops just because I can.
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Report onlooker November 14, 2016 4:40 PM GMT
Are they only tasking bets on Flat racing, now, then?
Report onlooker November 14, 2016 4:41 PM GMT
* ^ taking bets
Report foxy November 14, 2016 4:54 PM GMT
77 replies in 14 1/2 years onlooker you may be in for a long wait for your reply.
Report pleasedontgetinjuredclanroyal November 14, 2016 5:42 PM GMT
managers demoted to keyholders...no more Jumps.....what next to save money ?
Report posy November 14, 2016 5:57 PM GMT
what does op mean ????
Report Deltâ November 14, 2016 6:08 PM GMT
probably the W Hill -  NH - horses to follow competition?
Report posy November 14, 2016 6:17 PM GMT
thanks delta.
Report pleasedontgetinjuredclanroyal November 14, 2016 6:19 PM GMT
think was two quid to enter...first prize 100k....free race tickets for entering....think some entrants were abusing race ticket offer !
Report onlooker November 14, 2016 6:56 PM GMT
ITV's racing coverageto be sponsored by Hills

By Stuart Riley 9:33AM 8 NOV 2016

WILLIAM HILL are set to replace Dubai as racing's terrestrial television sponsors when coverage moves from Channel 4 to ITV on January 1.

The deal, reported to be worth £10 million, includes naming rights around all of ITV's coverage for the four years the broadcaster will be in control of the sport's free-to-air coverage.
Report Deltâ November 14, 2016 6:59 PM GMT
how does that tally with the BHA, as non ABP bookie
Report onlooker November 14, 2016 7:02 PM GMT
Not individual RACE Sponsorship - so thorn in side - or inside - whichever you wish.
Report dukeofpuke November 14, 2016 7:23 PM GMT
For selected National Hunt (jumps) races, if a horse wins by 5 or more lengths in the race…

    Back the winner and get a 25% free bet bonus on winnings or,
    Finish second and get your money back as a free bet.

The following will qualify for High 5:

    One selected National Hunt meeting each day.
    All National Hunt races on Friday & Saturday.
    Any National Hunt race shown live on TV (C4, More4, ITV, ITV4).

    Money back 2nd

‣ 6 or more runners must race for the offer to qualify.

‣ 25% bonus up to £100 as a free bet.

‣ Money Back 2nd up to £25 as a free bet.

‣ Full terms apply.
Terms & Conditions
Report dukeofpuke November 14, 2016 7:25 PM GMT
For selected National Hunt (jumps) races, if a horse wins by 5 or more lengths in the race…

    Back the winner and get a 25% free bet bonus on winnings or,
    Finish second and get your money back as a free bet.

The following will qualify for High 5:

    One selected National Hunt meeting each day.
    All National Hunt races on Friday & Saturday.
    Any National Hunt race shown live on TV (C4, More4, ITV, ITV4).

    Money back 2nd

‣ 6 or more runners must race for the offer to qualify.

‣ 25% bonus up to £100 as a free bet.

‣ Money Back 2nd up to £25 as a free bet.

‣ Full terms apply.
Terms & Conditions

    Customers who have been informed that they do not qualify for William Hill offers and concessions will not qualify for this offer.
    Applies to UK & Irish National Hunt (jumps) racing only.
    6+ runners must participate in a race for this offer to count.
    Applies to singles placed on the 'race winner' market only. For each way singles, only the win part of the bet will count.
    This does not include ante-post (future) races or the Grand National.
    Multiples and other race markets won't count.
    Cashed in, or partially cashed-in bets, won't count.
    Applies to bet placed on Mobile, PC, Text, Telebetting & Retail.
    Offer applies to bets placed after 17:30 the day prior to the running of the qualifying race.
    In the case of a dead heat, the offer will not apply.
    Bets placed with a free bet token do not count.
    25% Winner Bonus paid as a free bet:
        Max bonus free bet of £/€100, paid as one free bet token.
    Money Back 2nd paid as a free bet:
        Max bonus free bet of £/€25, paid as one free bet token.
        Free bets will be the value of total stake minus total returns. If total returns are larger than the total stake, no free bet will be granted.
    Bets placed on the Unnamed Favourite & Unnamed 2nd Favourite will not qualify for this offer.
    Based on official result on the day of the race only. Any amended results don't count.
    Bets placed on Tote / Pari-mutuel markets do not count.
    We aim to credit within 30 mins of race settlement but will be credited for midday the following day.
    William Hill reserves the right to limit the eligibility of customers to participate in these promotions.
    For information on how to redeem free bets, view the FAQ's on the Mobile Help Pages.
    Available to customers in all countries apart from the following: Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus, Georgia, Montenegro and Croatia.
    Standard free bet T&Cs apply
    We reserve the right to cancel or amend this promotion at any time and without prior notice.
    Retail Only Terms:
        Only bets placed at SP will count.
        Minimum stake of 50p to qualify.
        Free bets must be claimed with 7 days of qualifying race and placed on the same day it is claimed.
        Free bets can only be collected in the shop that the bet was placed in.
Report kevinglass November 14, 2016 7:36 PM GMT
"William Hill reserves the right to limit the eligibility of customers to participate in these promotions".......I wonder how many ARE eligible.

£10m to secure the TV rights, and then they stop a huge proportion of their market betting with them. I'm no genius, win some, lose some, and only go up to £50 win or £25 ew, and they've blackballed me ages ago.

A very peculiar business model.
Report onlooker November 14, 2016 8:11 PM GMT
Online turnaround boosts Hills net revenue

By Andrew Dietz 7:37AM 14 NOV 2016

WILLIAM HILL have reported a six per cent net revenue growth for the second half of the year to date with early signs of improved performance in their previously struggling online division.

With greater emphasis placed on football and enhancements made to the mobile sportsbook, online amounts wagered increased six per cent with gross win margin up 8.4 per cent after favourable football results.

Although there was no change to total net revenue in retail,(Betting Shops) the firm's international business prospered after significant net revenue growth in Australia and the US.

Interim chief executive Philip Bowcock said: "In this period we have continued to focus on online's turnaround, identifying efficiencies and international growth.

"Online has returned to wagering growth in the UK following significant enhancements to our mobile sportsbook in Q2 and we are making good progress on the gaming and user experience improvements in H2, further helped by the Grand Parade team we acquired in August. We will complete the heavy lifting on online’s changes in Q1.
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^ Strewth  - Talk about 'corporate speak'. SadGrin

Sounds like one of those self-seeking  Art or Film Reviewers - full of every adjective and adverb that they can think - irrespective of their relevance or not. Cry
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Bowcock added: "Looking forward, we remain on track to deliver 2016 operating profit at the top end of our guided range. With our significantly improved products and user experience, we are confident that this is the right time to invest further in our online business."

New appointments

William Hill have also appointed three new non-executive directors to its board, including John O'Reilly, who initiated an upturn in Coral's online business.

Joining O'Reilly, also a previous board member at Ladbrokes, is Mark Brooker, former chief operating officer at Betfair and Robin Terrell, who moves from Tesco.

Reaction to results

"The cost efficiencies should be well received, and leave the group with scope to reinvest or give it some mitigation against any regulatory headwinds.

In early morning trading, William Hill's share price had risen 3.21 per cent to 292.70p.
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