Online Gambling Despite Labour Problems, William Hill Mobile Does Well in new data released by William Hill online it appears there is solid growth in their mobile gambling division to with discussion earlier this year of a takeover in the high street bookmaker has walked away from such discussions with Gibraltar based Probability.
The deal with Probability was interesting but it was never going to be a game changer for William Hill to no reason was given for the break down in talks but it has been reported that Playtech has a 21% stake in its online arm, felt that a deal with Probability would have hurt its interests in instead William Hill continues to advance as one of the premier online gambling destinations, “mobile continues to grow strongly following the launch of the new mobile Sportsbook.
The Sports betting turnover was up more than 250% in the quarter and total net revenue from mobile betting and gaming increased by more than 300 percent is appears to the newest wave in popularity for the online gambling industry and the mostly due to the easy availability of the smart phone was also an increase of 24% in wagers placed by punters at William Hill retail venues to chief Executive Officer of William Hill Ralph Topping, said “they would also be trying out second-generation Storm gaming machines.
The self-service betting terminals and HD video walls in retail venues before the end of 2011 to the brand is also still actively pursuing High Street custom, when commenting on their recent labour problems Topping stated, “‘The Board is confident that top management at William Hill Online has tightened its control of the operation as a result of this change”.
The deal with Probability was interesting but it was never going to be a game changer for William Hill to no reason was given for the break down in talks but it has been reported that Playtech has a 21% stake in its online arm, felt that a deal with Probability would have hurt its interests in instead William Hill continues to advance as one of the premier online gambling destinations, “mobile continues to grow strongly following the launch of the new mobile Sportsbook.
The Sports betting turnover was up more than 250% in the quarter and total net revenue from mobile betting and gaming increased by more than 300 percent is appears to the newest wave in popularity for the online gambling industry and the mostly due to the easy availability of the smart phone was also an increase of 24% in wagers placed by punters at William Hill retail venues to chief Executive Officer of William Hill Ralph Topping, said “they would also be trying out second-generation Storm gaming machines.
The self-service betting terminals and HD video walls in retail venues before the end of 2011 to the brand is also still actively pursuing High Street custom, when commenting on their recent labour problems Topping stated, “‘The Board is confident that top management at William Hill Online has tightened its control of the operation as a result of this change”.