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Find all the latest news pertaining to William Hill, a popular web gambling company based out of the United Kingdom that also operates land-based sportsbooks in the United States of America.

2018

William Hill Heavily Exposed With High Paying Loyola-Chicago Bets - The betting firm has gotten off relatively easy though with just $45,000 on the line should the Loyola Ramblers end up winning the 2018 Men's College Basketball Championship.  At one time heading into the tournament, they were promising a payout of $250,000 or more. 

2017

Long Time William Hill Spokesperson Fired After 45 Years With Firm - Graham Sharpe was told that his job had become "a redundancy."  Sharpe said in an exlusive interview with Gambling911.com: "It all happened rather quickly. On May 1, my 45-year, one-month, three-day career at William Hill was over."

2016

William Hill Website Down Due to Cyber Attack - The United Kingdom's largest bookmaker, William Hill, saw its site crash back in November of 2016, later the company confirmed this was all a result of an orchestrated cyber attack.

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