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Hi I have problems with the William Hill Download-Version for some days. When i will log in there is a massage "Server overloaded" I reinstall, but it does not work. The Same Problem in the EuroGrand. I can only play with the Browser-Version in both Casinos.

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After the UK’s biggest ever political betting event, William Hill said it lost money on the outcome of the European Union referendum. Hills has been an exponent of political betting in recent years, with events such as the Scottish independence referendum of 2014 and last year’s general election generating huge interest and large revenues. Hills’ Graham Sharpe told that the bookmaker actually took more money on the Scottish independence vote, although a £900,000 bet “slightly skewed the market” two years ago. Sharpe said about £20m (€24.7m/$27.4m) was taken in total on referendum bets. Hills offered Remain as the favourite throughout the campaign, but while 69 per cent of all the money taken was for Remain, 69 per cent of all individual bets were for Leave. When asked if the industry had learned anything from the Brexit betting market, Sharpe said: “It shows that you can beat the bookie occasionally. It is the biggest political betting event in bookmaking history, and the industry has learned there is an appetite to bet on politics.” “There is no rest for the political markets, with Hills already offering bets on the next Conservative leader following David Cameron’s resignation this morning (Friday).” Source: TotallyGaming

Reading another post just now got me thinking about the year ahead of us. I'm really excited to see what this year brings us all...will any of us be millionaires by the end of 2014? Will we all be filing for divorce lol (kidding) who knows one of us could even own our casino by the end of the year...my bets are on Valdes being the most likely for that one...who knows what the hand of fate is going to deal us and also what lies ahead for our casinos too! Which ones will still be open at the end of the year and which will be closed? The only names I am seeing so far this year (and I know its early days) are NetEnt and Microgaming I think both these software providers are leading the path for all the others to follow behind! Playtech casinos are really taking a back seat at the moment for me, I really don't think they have excelled recently in a lot of their new slot releases and for that reason are slowly following on behind many many others! I think casinos like William Hill really need to up their game when it comes to bonuses and customer loyalties. For me all the massive high street names I've grew up with through my fathers love of horse racing and football like William Hill, BetFred and Coral are slowly disappearing!! I know Ladbrokes and Paddy Power are doing very well but whenever you read an article about a player scooping a million pound jackpot, or another playing winning thousands on another slot...it's never these old school names you read is it? Anyway, as I wasn't here New Years Eve I just want to wish everyone at Ask Gamblers, new members reading this and old members reading this....I wish you all a very lucky and fortunate year ahead ... And don't forget if you do win your millions...never forget your friends here at ask gamblers ...hint hint!