Gambling Commission account 39225
WHG (International) Limited casinos
WHG (International) Limited holds UK Gambling Commission account number 39225 and sits within Evoke plc. Of the UK casinos we review, it operates one brand: William Hill. We have 2 Commission actions on record for it (£25.4m in total).
- Register entry
- Account 39225
- Head office on record
- Suite 601/701 Europort, Europort Road, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
- Active remote licences
- Bingo · Casino · Betting (real events)
- Enforcement on our record
- 2 actions · £25.4m
Brands we review under this licence
Licences on record
- Bingo — RemoteActive · from 1 Nov 2014 · register
- Casino — RemoteActive · from 1 Nov 2014 · register
- Betting (real events) — RemoteActive · from 1 Nov 2014 · register
Domains recorded for this licensee: www.williamhill.com.
Gambling Commission actions on record
- £19.2m · fine28 Mar 2023
Record £19.2 million fine for social-responsibility and anti-money-laundering failures across William Hill Group brands. UKGC found inadequate KYC and source-of-funds checks on high-staking customers.
Source - £6.2m · fine20 Feb 2018
£6.2m penalty package against William Hill — at the time the UKGC's second-biggest fine ever. £5m for regulation breaches + £1.2m disgorgement of profits. Systemic AML and social-responsibility failures during November 2014-August 2016 allowed ten customers to gamble with proceeds of crime, including one who deposited £541,000 over 14 months after claiming earnings of £365,000/year (actual: £30,000/year, embezzling from employer).
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WHG (International) Limited — common questions
Which casinos does WHG (International) Limited operate?
Of the UK casinos we review, WHG (International) Limited (Gambling Commission account 39225) operates William Hill. The register may list further trading names and domains we do not cover.
Is WHG (International) Limited licensed by the UK Gambling Commission?
Yes. Its remote casino licence on account 39225 is recorded as active since 1 Nov 2014, alongside Bingo, Betting (real events). You can confirm it on the public register via the account number on this page.
Has WHG (International) Limited been fined by the Gambling Commission?
We have 2 Commission actions on record for this licensee, totalling £25.4m, each linked to the Commission’s own notice below. The most recent is dated 28 Mar 2023.
What does sharing a licence mean for players?
Sister brands on one licence usually share verification checks, payment processing and promotional-abuse policies, so a restriction at one brand can follow you to the others. The complaints procedure and any ADR provider are also the licensee’s, not the brand’s.
18+. BeGambleAware.org. Licence rows and addresses are as recorded on the linked reviews from the Gambling Commission public register; latest review of a brand in this group 27 Sept 2026. Every brand card links to the full review.