William Hill Sister Sites

Which William Hill sister sites are relevant in the UK?

888 Casino is the main separate casino brand to investigate in this family. The important qualification is that you move between different legal operators. A shared parent is a meaningful connection, but it is weaker evidence for account portability than an explicit shared-account agreement would be.

The table combines Evoke's brand information with the two UK domain records. It deliberately separates casino brands, other 888 products and a closed UK service. No claim of guaranteed registration or offer eligibility follows from inclusion.

888 Casino and 777 share 888 UK Limited's domain record. Their connection to William Hill is at parent-group level, not through William Hill's UK licensee.

Who owns William Hill now?

Evoke identifies William Hill in its current portfolio. Older sources may call the parent 888 Holdings: its May 2024 announcement records the change of corporate name to Evoke, while consumer brands retained their names. That explains why an older ownership article can use a different group label without describing a different casino account.

Keep the parent name out of fields intended for the licensed company. For the Great Britain online service, the relevant entity is WHG (International) Limited. Evoke's corporate page and William Hill's customer terms perform different jobs and should be read together.

Country is another essential qualifier. The William Hill privacy notice distinguishes companies by customer location. A company named on an international William Hill page should not be substituted for the one applicable to a reader in Great Britain. This guide does not extend its UK findings to the brand's overseas services.

How the current Mr Green UK arrangement differs

The former mrgreen.com UK service closed, and its old domain record is inactive. The current Mr Green UK guide covers a different agreement: mrgreen.co.uk is operated by Blue Rock Managed Services Limited under account 67740, checked 2 November 2026. Its terms name Sun Bingo, Sun Vegas, Fabulous Bingo and Fabulous Vegas in its British account-control network.

If you have an unresolved former account, use the operator and correspondence attached to that account. A William Hill login does not establish access to an old Mr Green balance, and the new UK website does not itself prove that old credentials or funds transferred.

The wider Evoke relationship remains relevant ownership context. It does not put a current Blue Rock account under William Hill's licence or make the current Mr Green network's shared loss limit a William Hill account rule.

William Hill Vegas is a product, not another owner

The Vegas name can make the family look larger than it is. It describes William Hill's casino-facing product rather than a new parent company. Moving between a sports page and a casino lobby is not, by itself, moving to another sister casino.

The public Vegas lobby separates categories such as slots, live casino, roulette and blackjack. The image below shows the game-browsing area captured during this research. It documents presentation only: game availability, currencies and promotions can depend on location and account state.

For a useful comparison with 888, choose the particular game or account feature that matters. A similar category menu cannot tell you whether the two operators use the same edition, reward conditions or support process. What a sister site means explains why a product label and a business relationship should not be counted in the same way.

Can you share an account or balance with 888?

The evidence here establishes a shared parent, not one combined William Hill and 888 customer account. Do not expect a balance, password reset, saved payment method or identity check from one brand to transfer merely because the businesses are related.

William Hill's customer terms govern its account and verification process. If a document is requested there, an earlier check by another brand does not answer whether the current request is complete. Provide information only through a verified official support or account channel.

A simple way to prevent confusion is to keep separate records: website, operator, account identifier and the date of the issue. If a reply refers you elsewhere, retain the original case reference. Shared corporate branding is not a reason to send sensitive documents to a destination you have not verified.

How to compare bonuses without confusing the brands

First identify whether the offer is attached to William Hill Vegas, another William Hill product or a separate brand. A casino reward and a sports reward can have different qualifying actions even when the same brand name appears on both.

Then read the eligibility wording, selected games, opt-in requirement, expiry and any wagering conditions as one set. Do not take the headline from one page and the conditions from another. If the offer is personalised, a public screenshot cannot establish that it applies to you.

An existing 888 account does not settle whether you qualify for a William Hill promotion. Ask William Hill about the specific offer and your existing accounts before taking a qualifying action. Current bonus values and personal eligibility have not been verified here.

The William Hill relationship in brief

For UK casino research, distinguish three names: William Hill Vegas is a William Hill product; 888 Casino is a separate Evoke brand with a different UK licensee; Mr Green is a group brand whose current UK service has a separate Blue Rock operating agreement. None of those findings establishes a transferable balance or another welcome offer.

Other operator families can be found in the sister-site directory.

1. Start from the exact William Hill product and the country covered by its terms.
2. Match WHG (International) and account 39225 to the public register.
3. Separate the shared-parent finding from the different licensees in the 888 comparison.
4. Check a brand's current UK status before adding it to a usable shortlist.
5. Use the operator verification guide when a legal name or domain record appears inconsistent.