The name William Hill is presumably already known to you if you reside in the UK. You might also be requested to prove your identity if you just made a sizable withdrawal or if your account has been inactive for a while. It is more likely to happen if you mix deposit and withdrawal methods, if you made a deposit using PayPal, for instance, and are making a withdrawal using a bank transfer, but it can happen for any reason. This is part of their licence conditions and is quite normal so do not worry. If your account is linked to more than one deposit method, William Hill will prompt you to pick the one that has received more deposits than withdrawals.īefore making a withdrawal from your William Hill account, you could be asked to send identification documentation to verify your identity. Note that usually, the method you use to withdraw will be the same as the one you used for your deposit. Once everything has gone through you will be shown a conformation message and now simply have to wait for your funds to arrive.A confirmation message containing your transaction number and a projected date for when you will get your funds will be shown. After that, a pop-up box will appear where you can select your withdrawal method and input your desired withdrawal amount, which needs to be within your account's balance.
After clicking the “My Account” link, look for the Withdraw option as indicated.
