JackpotCity vs William Hill
On trust the two are not directly comparable: JackpotCity is licensed by a lighter-touch regulator (7/10 within that class) and William Hill by a top-tier regulator (8.9/10 within its own): a score only ranks casinos supervised by the same class of regulator. On speed William Hill is quicker, 1 hour via Apple Pay against JackpotCity's 2 days via Skrill, both measured end to end.
We pair these two because a player could plausibly swap one for the other: 14 shared providers/payments/countries, similarity 0.37. Comparisons below are drawn from the same fields on each brand's profile, checked 2026-07-26 (JackpotCity) and 2026-07-26 (William Hill).
JackpotCity Licensed |
William Hill Licensed |
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|---|---|---|
| Licensed by | Kahnawake Gaming Commission | UK Gambling Commission |
| Trust not comparable across licensing classes | 7 / 10 · a lighter-touch regulator | 8.9 / 10 · a top-tier regulator |
| Fastest withdrawal end to end, request to spendable | 2 days via Skrill | 1 hour via Apple Pay |
| Minimum deposit winner by USD conversion | C$10 (≈$7.3 at our 2026-07-16 rate) | £5 (≈$6.35 at our 2026-07-16 rate) |
| Welcome offer shown, not scored: a bonus never wins a comparison here | Canada: 100% match on each of the first four deposits up to C$400 each, C$1,600 total; minimum qualifying deposit C$10 per stage (70x wagering on the bonus) (ca) | Stake £10 on Big Bass Splash with code WHV200, get 200 free spins (10p each) (gb) |
| Wagering | 70 on bonus | 10 on bonus |
| Established | 1998 | 1934 |
A highlighted cell wins that row. Trust is highlighted only when both casinos answer to the same class of regulator. Otherwise the scores measure different things and we leave the row unmarked.
What regulators have done about each
| Casino | Published actions against it |
|---|---|
| JackpotCity | none found |
| William Hill | 2 recorded |
Most recent against William Hill: UK Gambling Commission on 7 August 2025, GBP 82,687. The decision itself.
Read that contrast carefully. A record of enforcement is not automatically the worse sign: it means a regulator was watching, published what it found and can be checked. An empty column is only meaningful when someone has actually looked, which for both of these we have done.
Payout speed, rail by rail
One "fastest withdrawal" figure hides the spread inside each casino. These are end-to-end times for the quickest method in each class, so a card user and a crypto user can each read the row that applies to them.
| Rail | JackpotCity | William Hill |
|---|---|---|
| Ewallet | 2 days via Skrill | 1 hour via Apple Pay |
| Card | 8 days via Visa | 2 days via Visa |
| Bank | 8 days via Bank Transfer | 4 days via Bank Transfer |
Where they actually differ
What one of them does and the other does not. The overlap is the part every comparison already prints; the difference is the part that decides which one suits you.
- Only JackpotCity takes
- InstaDebit, Interac, MuchBetter, Neosurf, iDebit
- Only JackpotCity serves
- Canada, New Zealand
- Only William Hill serves
- Andorra, Austria, Finland, Gibraltar, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia and 6 more
Country and payment coverage is what we recorded from each operator, and both change without notice. Check on the operator's own site before depositing.
See the full record on each profile: JackpotCity · William Hill.

