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With William Hill TV you can watch live horseracing and greyhound racing online for free.
All that is required to view William Hill TV is to:
- sign up for a free William Hill account (you do not have to make a deposit into the account)
- log in to your William Hill account
- If you are on a mobile device then click the menu icon to the left of the William Hill logo in the top left of your screen and browse the menu for the link to 'Free Racing TV'.
- If you are on a desktop computer you will easily find the Betting TV video player at the top right of your screen
William Hill is a registered I.B.A.S bookmaker. For customers outside of Great Britain, this website is operated by William Hill Global PLC, a company registered in Malta with registration number C96298 and registered office at William Hill Global PLC, Tagliaferro Business Centre. In 2009, William Hill moved its online and fixed-odds games division to Gibraltar, for tax avoidance purposes. In Gibraltar William Hill is a member of the Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association. In March 2009, William Hill closed 14 of its shops in the Republic of Ireland with the loss of 53 jobs.
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William Hill TV is a free service from this top UK bookmaker which allows you to keep tabs on horse and greyhound racing events as they happen.
Two live feeds are available which stream action from racecourses around the clock.
William Hill also throws in some extras like free previews of the day's races.
When you watch William Hill TV online, you’ll get:
- daily live horse racing from the UK
- daily horseracing from the USA
- UK live greyhound racing via Racing Post Greyhound TV and BAGS races
- a selection of live horse races from Australia, Dubai and India
- coverage of select live greyhound races from Australia.
You can watch William Hill racing TV on any Internet-enabled device, from your smartphone to your desktop computer.
FAQs
Which UK horse racing tracks are covered on Betting TV?
How can I stream other racecourses or sports?
If you're in the UK or Ireland then you can do this by signing up with William Hill and making use of their Bet & Watch streaming service. With Bet & Watch all you'll need to watch most sports is a funded account or to have placed a bet in the previous 24 hours. But for certain live horse racing you will need to place a bet of £1 or more on a race in order to watch it.
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If you're not in the UK or Ireland then you can sign up with bet365 who offer their own streaming service. Whilst it also has varying restrictions for different countries, it does offer access to a lot of content.
William Hill is committed to Safer Gambling and to helping you get the support you need if you do run into difficulty. Find out more here.
Betting adverts during live sporting events are set to become largely a thing of the past with the industry poised to approve a voluntary ban.
Britain's biggest gambling companies, including William Hill, Betfred and Paddy Power, have prospectively agreed to stop advertising on a 'whistle-to-whistle' basis.
It would mean any live broadcast which begins before the watershed will not contain betting adverts.
The move comes amid fears advertising during live sport is fuelling an explosion in underage gambling addicts.
The proposals, which have been put forward by the Remote Gambling Association, are yet to be fully agreed.
Sources at two of the betting companies concerned told Sky News they were having legal meetings about the prospective changes on Thursday.
It is expected they will be rubber stamped next week following a meeting of the five major gambling industry associations.
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A Gambling Commission spokesperson said: 'We understand that options for enhancing the Gambling Industry Code for Socially Responsible Advertising are currently under review.
'We would welcome any steps to address public concerns about gambling advertising.
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'Last month we brought together senior leaders from over 100 gambling companies to look at how they can work together to make gambling fairer and safer, including considering the approach they take to advertising.
'We look forward to hearing about the industry's plans.'
The gambling industry spent £1.5bn on marketing last year, prompting fears about the impact the advertising has on children.
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A Gambling Commission report released last month indicated that 55,000 children aged 11 to 16 could be officially categorised as problem gamblers.
The changes could lead to a sustained push to limit betting advertisements in other areas of sport including on shirts and billboards.
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Currently 60% of Premier League and Championship football clubs have betting companies as shirt sponsors.