They went 9 about Keystroke in the 14.15 Doncaster when there was 1000s to lay at 8.4. I had a weird incident with William Hill yesterday morning before the gubbing.

I’ve noticed a horse rarely wins if the exchange price is bigger than the bookie price (unless being shoved out by people trying to lay it for the various offers) and a great way to win money on the horses is to write down William Hills odds 30 mins before the off time and if you can get still get an arb before the off time then that horse has a massive chance of winning. Having matched bet this year I’m not sure I will ever bet on horse racing again without laying off. Do they not like me taking the prices they are offering when they are clearly the best price and bigger than the lay price on the exchanges (again no restriction yet)? Is it this they do not like? (although they haven’t closed my account or restricted my bet amounts ). I’ve had over £2k winnings on William Hill this year obviously losing this to smarkets. I would say I have won on average one £25 free bet per week. Only started matched betting this year and haven’t massively over abused the money back 2nd offers as I’m a tight get and will only place a bet if I can get an arb for a qualifying loss on smarkets. Had this account for 15+ years and used it mainly for horse racing betting. This is in line with the terms and conditions applicable to each promotional offer.Įxcept as stated above, your William Hill account will continue to operate as normal and you shall remain eligible for all other William Hill promotional offers. This means you will no longer receive football promotions such as Acca Insurance, Scorer 2nd Chance and Bore Draw, as well as Best Odds Guaranteed and Money Back 2nd for Horse and Greyhound racing.

Got the dreaded email below from William Hill yesterday afternoonįollowing a review of your account, we regret to inform you that you are no longer eligible for any William Hill Online Sports and Racing offers.

William hill account closed