William Hill goes live with omnichannel virtual sports from Inspired

Leading provider of Virtual Sports, Mobile Games and SBG Video Lottery, Inspired revealed the news that William Hill has upgraded to a true omnichannel Virtual Sports offering via its Betting Shop TV channel. With the omnichannel virtual sports William Hill will be able to provide the synchronous display of its in-shop Virtuals feed to its digital player-base.

William Hill’s Betting Shop TV channel is shown in-shop across c. 2,300 retail locations in the UK. It is now being broadcast across online and mobile as an additional feed available to players via WilliamHill.com, from 5pm until 10pm each evening. The list of Virtual Sports that are run across the stream includes Inspired’s Rush Greyhounds, Rush Horses, Rush Motor Racing and Rush Cycling.

In addition to Virtual Sports, William Hill is also going to broadcast US Horse Racing and Racing Post Greyhound TV on the same feed, as well as audio coverage of UK and Irish horseracing, and the Bookmakers Afternoon Greyhound Races.

William Hill is supporting the omnichannel delivery of its Betting Shop TV by convincing players can bet on any platform via the William Hill sportsbook and have their win settled almost instantly. Mike Jones, Omnichannel Director, William Hill, said: “We are firmly committed to creating an enjoyable and memorable experience our customers love and trust. However, wherever and whenever they choose to bet. “The development of Betting Shops TV clearly takes us a step further in providing that experience and we are delighted to be working with Inspired on this and a number of other omnichannel opportunities.” Steve Rogers, SVP Virtual Sports, Inspired, added: “William Hill is renowned for being a trailblazer in the gaming industry, so we are thrilled to be its partner of choice as it moves from multichannel to omnichannel content delivery.  

“Here at Inspired, we believe that omnichannel is doing multichannel right – giving players a consistent, premium experience, no matter what channel they want to use at the time.”

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