Inspired secures exclusive mobile deal with William Hill
- Jun 5, 2015
Virtual sports, mobile games and video lottery provider Inspired Gaming has launched two new HTML5 mobile games on an exclusive basis with William Hill.
Read More . . .Virtual sports, mobile games and video lottery provider Inspired Gaming has launched two new HTML5 mobile games on an exclusive basis with William Hill.
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