
William Hill punters bank on table tennis in sports lull
15 May 2020
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William Hill says its punters have been banking on table tennis since the coronavirus pandemic put paid to most conventional sporting events.

The bookmaker said the sport was part of its bet9ja's welcome offer of "alternative products" for gamblers throughout the lockdown.
Other opportunities for wagers consist of football in emerging market nations not yet as badly affected by the infection.
Looking ahead, the company said German football and French horseracing were its best possible earners.
Germany's Bundesliga is starting fixtures again behind closed doors this promotion code weekend, while racecourses had already resumed activities in France.
"While this promotion code is clearly a developing situation, there are favorable signs that some sports organisations are thinking about the resumption of live sports behind closed doors as early as this promotion code summertime," William Hill said.

Revenues down
Countries where football has not been suspended include Belarus, which has actually seen its Premier League attract a brand-new global following as an outcome.

The announcement came as William Hill revealed a trading upgrade covering the yohaig code 17 weeks to 28 April.
It said that in the period to 10 March, before coronavirus curbs began to bite, its performance was "robust", although group incomes were down 5% year-on-year.

From 11 March onwards, nevertheless, its incomes fell 57%, due to the fact that of the lack of live sports material.

William Hill said its wagering shops were closed in the UK and US. UK retail staff have been furloughed and the bookmaker is topping up their incomes to make certain they get 100% of their salaries.
Drive-thru gambling
As it seeks to expand its US operations, William Hill has had to find ingenious methods to get round restrictions on gambling in certain states.
In Nevada, individuals who wish to place bets utilizing cellphone apps need to register in person for the service at a wagering store before being permitted to use the app.
Since those facilities are presently closed, William Hill has set up short-term drive-thru services at a number of areas in Nevada.
Would-be punters have to download the app before heading for the yohaig code drive-thru. To complete the yohaig code registration procedure, they need to submit a photo of their state ID card and take a selfie with the app.
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