As of late Wednesday night, William Hill's websites remain offline. Sounding more than a little defeated, the company's official Twitter feed could offer only the following: "We're calling it a day but we know it's not been our best. Techies will be working through the night & Live Chat will answer your queries."
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Read More . . .After two years of legal setbacks, the heads of Germany's 16 states have finally agreed to modernise the country's online gambling regulatory system, into an effective one that abides by European law.
Read More . . .Cryptocurrency is of great concern to Italy, so much so that lawmakers in the country have filed a bill that could pave the way towards banning "fully anonymous cryptocurrencies" in the European nation.
Read More . . .The UK Gambling Commission has published proposed changes to its online gambling software and technical standards.
Read More . . .The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has granted final clearance to the pending merger between Ladbrokes and Gala Coral.
Read More . . .William Hill has promoted Cem Miralay to chief customer officer, according to the Campaignlive.co.uk website.
Read More . . .South Korea refuses to stay behind in the race to adopt digital currency.
Read More . . .Online gaming operator BetOnBrazil.com has expanded its service offering with the launch of a new internet casino platform.
Read More . . .The Gujarat High Court is stepping in to resolve the issue of whether poker is considered a form of gambling or a game of skill in the state.
Read More . . .It is an offence for Malaysians to register with Singapore online gaming services, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar warns.
Read More . . .UK regulator finds examples of customers subjected to ‘potentially unfair treatment’
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