William Hill on Thursday said a string of unfavourable sports results was to blame for the 17 per cent slide in first-half pre-tax profits.
In the six months to July 1, amounts waged by punters rose more than 7 per cent to £7.8bn ($15.5bn).
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By Pan Kwan Yuk
Published: August 1 2008 02:55 | Last updated: August 1 2008 02:55
William Hill on Thursday said a string of unfavourable sports results was to blame for the 17 per cent slide in first-half pre-tax profits.
In the six months to July 1, amounts waged by punters rose more than 7 per cent to £7.8bn ($15.5bn).