William Hill Plus Card

The William Hill plus card is a tool to combine your online betting with William Hill and their shops on the UK high street. You can gain added value when you bet with your plus card in shop, and perhaps most importantly of all, you can use the plus card to withdraw funds from your online account and receive them in cash immediately from the shop.

If you are the type of punter who wants a way for quicker withdrawals, or you want to combine shop and online betting, this plus card from William Hill is the perfect solution for that.

What is the William Hill Plus Card?

If you’re a new punter looking to open an online account but also want to either bet in a shop or get withdrawals instantly, William Hill have used their plus service to give you exactly this.

Those who are already William Hill online customers should also be looking into this, whether its for the odd bet in a shop or the advantage of withdrawals and offers, the plus card can help most punters.

If you are in a William Hill branch and want to bet on a betting terminal, if you have your plus card you can use the funds from your online account to do that, which could also be of use to some punters.

The William Hill Plus App

Alongside the plus card, make sure you download and use the William Hill plus app. Perhaps the biggest benefit here is that you can scan bets you have placed using the shop terminals and these are then added to your app, allowing you to track them and follow how they are doing.

You can also collect winnings, which goes the opposite way from above. Here you use shop winnings to fund your online account.

For example, you have a winning football bet from Saturday and want to bet on Sunday. If you don’t want another trip to the shop, you can cash in the bet on your app, have the winnings added to your online account and then bet on Sunday with those.

How to Get a William Hill Plus Card

The William Hill plus card is a free addition to your account, and easy for you to get, all you need to do is go into a shop after you have created a William Hill online account.

1. Sign up with William Hill, or record your details if you are already a customer
2. Visit a William Hill shop and ask for a plus card
3. Scan the plus card on one of the betting terminals inside the shop
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to link the card to your online acccount

Benefits of a William Hill Plus Card

The biggest benefit for most people here will be the option to instantly withdraw funds from your online account, without waiting for them to be added back to your online payment method. There will be many who use the plus card for this reason and nothing else.

However, on top of this you can also bet inside a shop with advantages. You can use your plus card to pay for bets placed in a shop, and you can then cash your bets in using the app, to claim the winning and have it added to your online account.

The app will also give live scores and allow you to follow any shop bets you have placed and added to it. Lastly, look out for bonuses and promotions on offer from William Hill, which are given exclusively to plus card users only.

FAQs

How long does it take to receive a plus card?

You can go into a William Hill branch and register a plus card to your name and walk out of the shop with the ability to use it instantly. Registration is easily completed by following instructions on the William Hill plus betting terminal located in the shop.

What to do if my William Hill plus card is lost or stolen?

If you don’t have it already, download the William Hill plus app and you can cancel your card in the account options there. Then, go back into a William Hill shop where you can register for a new card to be added to the account.

Can William Hill plus cards be used on betting machines?

Yes, initial registration must be completed on the William Hill plus betting terminal inside the shop, and after you have done that, you can use your card to deposit funds and bet on any William Hill betting terminal.

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