Where do you think they will go to or should i sell now

I think those customer friendly football results refer to Cardiff losing every week.

And the World Cup was hardly customer friendly , with Brazil , Spain and Germany all doing badly.

Most of the group stages were pretty easy to predict in the World Cup.

225M Profit aint too shabby.

Morgan Stanley today upgrades its investment rating on William Hill PLC (LON:WMH) to overweight (from equal weight) and cut its price target to 280p (from 290p).

Approaching 10 year low!

UBS today upgrades its investment rating on William Hill PLC (LON:WMH) to buy (from buy) and cut its price target to 285p (from 300p).

285 is bang in the middle of that 2nd gap - 210ish looks more realistic - I don't hold.

Nor do I at the moment, but with the US now legalising internet gambling, WMH has huge potential, imo. Just can't decide on the right entry point.

Yes but how many times have we said that about UK Companies trying to break into the Market out there, somehow it never quite happens.

any changes sports betting, today bloomberg, as gambling stocks fallen paddy P
ect herd something but unshore, of content. informed one please notify BB

Berenberg today upgrades its investment rating on William Hill PLC (LON:WMH) to buy (from hold) and cut its price target to 250p (from 280p).

william hill need clarify position in sports gambling u s a . restrictions have been
put on. w m h need to comment by how much, see next results is the only way
we will find out, follow the big boys.

William Hill updated the market on its trading for the unaudited 53 weeks ended 1 January on Monday, reporting that its full-year adjusted operating profit for 2018 from continuing operations was expected to be around £234m - 15% lower than 2017. The FTSE 250 bookmaker said that would fall in line with guidance, which was for operating profit to be between £225m and £245m. It said underlying operating profit increased 4% year-on-year, excluding the impact of enhanced customer due diligence measures in online and US expansion costs.

Jefferies International today initiates coverage of William Hill PLC (LON:WMH) with a buy investment rating and price target of 230p.