William Hill licensed countries: entities, domains and products checked

William Hill appears in four current regulator records that Atlas could reconcile to a legal entity, product boundary and date. The result is deliberately narrower than a generic 'available countries' list. A regulator record answers a jurisdiction-specific licensing question; it does not prove registration, deposits, withdrawals or product access from every location.

The Atlas data model also needs a boundary. Great Britain, Spain and Ireland sit under the canonical William Hill operator profile. Gibraltar has a separate legacy discovery profile for its licensing-hub record. Atlas corrected the displayed counts to three and one respectively instead of implying that either profile independently contains all four relationships.

Atlas extracted the jurisdiction, holder, brand, exact consumer domain, product, licence or account identifier and evidence date as separate fields. The four rows contain three holder strings: WHG (International) Limited, WHG Ceuta, S.A. and WH Ireland Limited. They publish only two distinct hostnames, williamhill.com and williamhill.es.

The Irish record is the useful exception. It names WH Ireland Limited, the William Hill trading name, a Remote Betting licence number and its term, but no domain. The guide leaves that field blank rather than importing williamhill.com from Britain or Gibraltar.

The Gambling Commission connects the active williamhill.com domain to WHG (International) Limited, account 39225. That account lists current remote bingo, casino, real-event betting, virtual-event betting and pool-betting activities. It is the consumer-domain record used in this guide.

William Hill Organization Limited is a separate account, number 2752. It holds non-remote betting permissions, remote gambling-software and gaming-machine technical permissions, and a remote real-event betting activity. The Commission's records do not justify merging that entity, its premises or its technical permissions into the online-domain holder.

The DGOJ currently names WHG Ceuta, S.A. and publishes williamhill.es. Its operator page shows general licences for betting and other games and singular licences for sports and horse-race fixed-odds betting, roulette, blackjack, other fixed-odds betting and slots.

The same official page records that WHG Spain PLC moved its registered office internationally and became WHG Ceuta, S.A. on 30 October 2024. The current company name controls this guide; the earlier name remains useful only for following the decision history.

GRAI licence GRAI-1096-RB-26-0001 names WH Ireland Limited and the William Hill trading name. It is a Remote Betting record running from 15 July 2026 to 14 July 2029.

That scope is narrower than the casino and gaming evidence in Britain, Spain or Gibraltar. Atlas therefore records sportsbook for Ireland and does not project casino, poker or bingo from another William Hill entity. The GRAI record also publishes no domain, so a hostname requires separate evidence.

Gibraltar's licence-holder register names WHG (International) Limited as a B2C bookmaker and gaming operator. Its approved-brands document, marked current as of 7 August 2026, publishes williamhill.com, Remote Gaming Licence RGL 034 and Remote Bookmaker's Licence RGL 042.

The document also lists William Hill Bingo, Live Casino, Poker, Sports and Vegas as approved brands. That is product and brand evidence inside the Gibraltar record. It cannot replace a British, Spanish or Irish authorisation, even when the legal entity or hostname is the same.

Start from the jurisdiction and the exact hostname. Preserve the regulator result because a holder, domain, product or term can change without the brand disappearing.

Atlas started with the William Hill relationships in its country-operator layer, then reopened the British, Spanish and Gibraltar records on 17 September 2026 and retained the GRAI record captured on 11 September. It normalised hostnames only for the two-domain count and kept each authority's legal-entity and product wording separate. The review corrected the canonical profile from four claimed countries to three represented relationships and the Gibraltar legacy profile from fifteen claimed countries to one.

This guide does not test registration, geolocation, deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, games, support or consumer availability. It is not a ranking or recommendation. The checked cohort is not a claim that William Hill has no other licences. Atlas will recheck by 17 October 2026 and sooner if an authority changes a named record. Current official sources control if they differ from this page.