William Hill UK & Ireland: £30 Free Bets + 200 Spins

William Hill was founded in 1934 as a postal and telephone betting service and now runs a 1,024-shop UK betting estate, one of Britain's largest, alongside its online sportsbook and casino. The site is operated by WHG (International) Limited in Gibraltar within evoke plc, formerly 888 Holdings, which runs the UK and Ireland business; in June 2026 evoke agreed to a takeover by Bally's Intralot, targeted for completion in Q4 2026/Q1 2027.

This page covers William Hill's two new-customer offers, both in pounds: bet £10 on the sportsbook to get £30 in free bets, or stake £10 on William Hill Vegas to collect 200 free spins. The sections below set out the claim steps, minimum stakes, expiry windows, caps and eligibility rules.

Current offer

William Hill Vegas: stake £10, get 200 free spins

UK & Ireland

William Hill Vegas gives new customers 200 free spins when they stake £10, using promo code WHV200. Opt-in is required, the offer is limited to one per customer, and the spins cover selected games only. Each spin is worth 10p, the spins expire 24 hrs from issue, and the maximum redeemable is £30. William Hill's eligibility, game, location, currency and payment-method restrictions apply.

William Hill Sportsbook: bet £10, get £30 in free bets

UK

The William Hill sports sign-up offer gives new customers £30 in free bets when they bet £10 using promo code R30. The free bets arrive as 3 x £10 and are credited after the first qualifying bet settles, at minimum odds of 1/2 (1.50); they expire 30 days after the qualifying bet is placed. Payment-method, player and country restrictions apply.

How to claim

  1. Open a new William Hill account through the link on this page.
  2. Choose your offer and note its promo code, R30 for the sportsbook, WHV200 for William Hill Vegas. The Vegas offer also requires you to opt in.
  3. Deposit at least £5, William Hill's published minimum, using a debit card, Apple Pay (UK only), PayPal or Paysafecard.
  4. Sportsbook: place a first bet of £10 or more at minimum odds of 1/2 (1.50). Vegas: stake £10 on the selected games.
  5. Free bets are credited after that first bet settles and expire 30 days after the qualifying bet is placed; free spins expire 24 hrs from issue.

Wagering requirement in numbers

UK & Ireland

Offer example
Sportsbook: bet £10 at minimum odds of 1/2 (1.50). Vegas: stake £10 for 200 free spins at 10p each.
The math
Sportsbook: 3 x £10 free bets = £30. Vegas: 200 x 10p spins = £20 of spin value, against a £30 maximum redeemable.
What it means
Each route requires a £10 qualifying stake: the sportsbook credits £30 across three free bets, while the Vegas batch is worth £20 in spin value, with redemptions capped at £30.

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Key terms to check

Minimum deposit
£5
Sportsbook offer
Bet £10, get £30 in free bets
Sportsbook minimum odds
1/2 (1.50)
Promo codes
R30 (sportsbook), WHV200 (William Hill Vegas)
Free bet expiry
30 days after the qualifying bet is placed
Free spin expiry
24 hrs from issue
Free spin value and cap
10p per spin, £30 maximum redeemable
Eligibility
New customers only; payment-method, player and country restrictions apply
GB licence
UK Gambling Commission 039225-R-319373-015

Pros

  • Two welcome offers under one account: £30 of sports free bets and 200 Vegas free spins.
  • Sportsbook free bets require only a 1/2 (1.50) minimum odds on the qualifying bet.
  • Free bets are split into three £10 tokens, so they can be used across different selections.
  • William Hill charges no fees on debit-card, PayPal or Skrill deposits and withdrawals.
  • Licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner, the GRAI in Ireland and the Malta Gaming Authority.

Cons

  • Vegas free spins expire 24 hrs from issue.
  • The free-spin batch has a £30 maximum redeemable.
  • Both offers are for new customers only; the Vegas offer also requires an opt-in and is limited to one per customer.
  • Sterling accounts left unused for 13 consecutive months incur a £3 monthly inactivity fee.

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