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    Betting firm 888 to pay $50 million to quit failing American venture

    by Daniel O'Boyle Mar 06, 2024 1 minute
    Source: USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con

    William Hill owner 888 revealed today it will pay $50 million (£39 million) as the price of an exit from its failing US business.

    The gambling giant launched in the US in 2021, later than many rivals, as states legalised betting and online casino games. It signed a licensing deal with the owners of , using the iconic ’s name for its sportsbook.

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