TomWaterhouse.com approaches end as clients moved to WilliamHill

NEARLY two years after it was bought out, TomWaterhouse.com has this week begun the process of moving its clients over to WilliamHill.com.au.

WH completed the takeover in July 2014, after founder Tom Waterhouse had sold his self-titled company the previous year for AUD $34 million.

Mr. Waterhouse is now the chief executive of WilliamHill Australia, which has also absorbed Centrebet and Sportingbet.

Current Tom Waterhouse customers will receive emails confirming that their accounts will be transferred in full to WilliamHill.com, with all credits, account details, payment information and betting history carried over.

The new arrivals will also be awarded a $10 bonus bet.

To complete the switch, punters must log in to their existing account at TomWaterhouse.com and follow the prompts.

It is expected the Waterhouse-Hills merger will be finalised by early March at the latest, in time for the start of the NRL and AFL football seasons.

What can new William Hill customers expect?

Since launching its own Australian branch in early 2015, William Hill has quickly established itself alongside the likes of CrownBet, Sportsbet and Bet365 as a major player in online and mobile betting.

Punters coming over from TomWaterhouse.com can expect everything their current bookie offers, but with the added assurance, experience and top-shelf customer service of a company which has plied its trade since 1934.

Hills is right at the forefront in all facets of racing and sports betting, offering great odds on everything from thoroughbreds and greyhounds to snooker and squash to all varieties of local and international football.

It also runs a top-tier incentives program, with generous cash-back bonuses, betting specials and multi-bet insurance deals to be had on major race meets and elite sports leagues such as the NBA, the NFL and the EPL.