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William Hill is part of a much larger gambling group than its branding suggests.
The bookmaker currently belongs to evoke plc, formerly known as 888 Holdings. That puts William Hill in the same corporate family as 888sport, 888casino, 888poker and Mr Green.
However, these brands do not all use William Hill’s UK gambling licence.
For UK players searching for William Hill sister sites, the clearest answer is:
888sport is the closest separate sportsbook under the same parent company, while 888casino, 888poker and Mr Green are other gambling brands within evoke.
William Hill itself does not currently have another separate bookmaker operating on the same UKGC licence.
That distinction is important because sister-site lists often mix together brands that share ownership, brands that share a licence and bookmakers that are merely similar.
Our broader UK betting sister sites guide explains how those relationships differ.
| Brand | Relationship to William Hill | UK Operator Relationship | Main Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 888sport | Same parent company | Separate UK operator | Sports betting |
| 888casino | Same parent company | Separate UK operator | Casino |
| 888poker | Same parent company | Separate UK operator | Poker |
| Mr Green | Same parent company | Different current UK arrangement | Casino |
| William Hill Vegas | Part of William Hill ecosystem | Closely tied to William Hill | Casino |
| Winner | Evoke-owned international brand | Not a main UK alternative | Betting & casino |
For someone specifically looking for another sportsbook connected to William Hill, 888sport is the most relevant choice.
William Hill is currently owned by evoke plc.
The group was previously called 888 Holdings plc, but changed its corporate name to evoke in 2024.
William Hill became part of the business after 888 completed its acquisition of William Hill’s non-US assets.
Today, evoke officially presents a portfolio that includes:
You can see the current brand portfolio on the official evoke website.
This ownership structure is what makes the 888 brands genuine William Hill corporate sisters.
No separate bookmaker is currently listed alongside William Hill under its principal online UK licence.
William Hill’s British online operation is run through WHG (International) Limited, under UK Gambling Commission account 39225.
The current UKGC record lists:
williamhill.com as the active domain.That means 888sport, Mr Green and other evoke brands are not operating directly under William Hill’s licence.
You can verify William Hill’s current operator details through the UK Gambling Commission register.
So there are two useful definitions here:
Same-licence sister sites: none currently identified.
Same-parent-company sister brands: 888sport, 888casino, 888poker, Mr Green and other evoke businesses.
For most people searching this keyword, the second definition is more useful.
Among evoke’s other brands, 888sport is the closest match for someone who wants another sportsbook.
William Hill and 888sport are both controlled by evoke plc, but their UK operations sit under different legal entities.
William Hill uses:
WHG (International) Limited
888sport uses:
888 UK Limited
That means the relationship is genuine at the group level without the two sportsbooks being legally identical operations.
This can matter because each brand can still set its own:
So a William Hill customer moving to 888sport should not assume the experience will simply be a rebranded version of the same site.
Yes, at parent-company level.
888casino is owned by evoke plc, just like William Hill.
Its main focus is online casino gaming rather than sportsbook betting, so it is better described as a sister gambling brand than a direct William Hill alternative.
This makes it relevant when discussing the full evoke network but less important for someone specifically comparing UK bookmakers.
888poker sits within the same group.
Its core product is online poker rather than sports betting or a general casino, so its connection to William Hill is corporate rather than product-based.
The relationship is still genuine:
William Hill → evoke plc ← 888poker
But someone searching for another sportsbook would normally find 888sport far more relevant.
William Hill Vegas needs to be treated differently.
It is marketed separately from the main sportsbook, but it remains part of the broader William Hill gaming proposition.
It is therefore misleading to present William Hill Vegas as though it were another independent bookmaker owned by evoke.
A clearer description is:
William Hill Vegas is a casino-focused extension of the William Hill brand rather than a separate sister sportsbook.
That makes its relationship much closer than the connection between William Hill and 888sport.
Yes.
Mr Green remains part of evoke’s brand portfolio, which makes it a corporate sister to William Hill.
Its UK regulatory structure is more complicated, however.
Mr Green Limited surrendered its previous British remote gambling licence in October 2024. The former mrgreen.com entry under that licence is now inactive.
The current UK operation therefore should not be described as if it simply shares William Hill’s licensing structure.
For readers, the useful distinction is straightforward:
Mr Green and William Hill share a parent company, but their current UK operating arrangements differ.
That is still a genuine relationship, just not a same-licence one.
Winner is another brand controlled by evoke.
However, its main business is outside the core UK market, particularly in Romania.
That makes it technically relevant when mapping evoke’s corporate portfolio, but not especially useful as a UK William Hill alternative.
For British bettors, the practical group structure is better understood as:
William Hill
→ sportsbook + casino
888sport
→ separate sportsbook brand
888casino
→ casino
888poker
→ poker
Mr Green
→ casino/gaming
That covers the brands most relevant to this search.
William Hill’s structure is different from several other well-known bookmakers.
For example, our Bet365 Sister Sites guide explains why Bet365 does not have the same broad multi-brand UK network.
The situation is also different from Betfred Sister Sites, where the ownership structure and related brands follow another pattern.
These differences are why the phrase “sister sites” should not automatically mean one thing across every bookmaker.
With William Hill, the parent-company connection through evoke is the key relationship.
No.
William Hill is part of a wider gambling group rather than being a standalone bookmaker controlled independently of other major gambling brands.
That separates it from many of the operators covered in our independent UK bookmakers guide.
The William Hill name may operate independently from a customer-facing perspective, but the corporate business behind it also controls the 888 and Mr Green brands.
There is a significant ownership development underway in 2026.
A recommended all-share acquisition involving Bally’s Intralot and evoke plc was announced in June 2026.
Shareholders subsequently approved the required resolutions, but the transaction had not completed at the time of our September 2026 check.
That distinction matters.
For now, it remains accurate to describe:
William Hill → evoke plc
rather than saying William Hill is already owned by Bally’s Intralot.
If the transaction completes, William Hill’s ultimate corporate ownership will change and this page will need updating.
From a structural point of view, 888sport is the closest separate sportsbook in the same corporate family.
It shares evoke plc as its parent company while maintaining a separate brand and UK operating structure.
That makes it more relevant to William Hill sportsbook users than 888casino, 888poker or Mr Green.
However, group ownership alone should not determine where someone bets.
Before opening another account, compare practical details such as:
Two sister brands can still provide noticeably different products.
William Hill belongs to evoke plc. Other brands within the group include 888sport, 888casino, 888poker and Mr Green. For sports betting, 888sport is the closest separate sister brand.
No. William Hill does not own 888sport directly. Both brands are owned by their common parent company, evoke plc.
No. William Hill’s online business operates through WHG (International) Limited, while the 888 brands use a separate operator structure.
Yes at corporate level. William Hill and 888casino are both controlled by evoke plc, although they are separately operated brands with different primary products.
Yes. Mr Green is another evoke-owned gambling brand. Its current UK licensing arrangement is different from William Hill’s, so they should not be described as operating under one licence.
No. William Hill Vegas is better viewed as a casino-focused part of the broader William Hill product range rather than a separate sportsbook.
As of September 2026, William Hill remains part of evoke plc. A proposed transaction involving Bally’s Intralot is progressing but had not yet completed when this page was last checked.
William Hill’s genuine sister relationships come from its ownership by evoke plc.
For UK sports betting, 888sport is the clearest separate sister brand.
888casino and 888poker belong to the same group but serve different gambling categories, while Mr Green is another evoke brand with a different UK operating arrangement.
William Hill Vegas is even closer to the original brand and should be viewed as part of the William Hill ecosystem rather than a separate bookmaker.
The simplest structure is therefore:
William Hill + 888sport + 888casino + 888poker + Mr Green → evoke plc
What they share is corporate ownership.
What they do not necessarily share is the same operator, UK licence or customer experience.
Last verified: September 2026.