William Hill Website Errors – common errors and possible solutions

Are you running into problems accessing the William Hill website and don’t know what the error codes mean?

We’re here to help.

There are a variety of things that can cause William Hill error codes, and we explain what the most common causes are below then provide some general fixes to help you clear these errors.

William Hill internal service error

The Internal service error is caused by problems the William Hill website is having, and will affect all users, not just you.

You will need to wait until William Hill fix the error to access the website

William Hill internal server error

If you’re getting the William Hill internal server error, or an error 500, it means that there is something wrong with the William Hill server.

This is out of your control, and you’ll need to wait for William Hill to fix things on their side.

William Hill network connection error

Are you seeing a William Hill network connection error?

This error could mean a few things. So the first thing you need to do is check if the website is down, using our downtime detector.

If the site is up, the problem may be related to how you are trying to access the site. If you’re using a VPN try disable it and access the site.

If that doesn’t work, try out the general fixes listed at the end of this article.

William Hill Radio – error loading player

If you’re getting the William Hill Radio error loading player it most likely has to do with the website you are viewing the player on.

Older websites using an Adobe Flash player are going to give you this error because William Hill does not maintain the player anymore, and many devices no longer play media in Flash format.

Instead try to access William Hill radio here.

William Hill 403 error

If you’re seeing a 403 error it means that your access request to the website went through, but something else prevented you from viewing the website.

This is usually due to a block set up between the website and you, and can include parental control software, a block set up by your internet service provider or William Hill itself blocking you.

If this error persists, try to access the William Hill website using a VPN or skip to our general fixes for other potential solutions.

William Hill 502 Bad Gateway error

A 502 Bad Gateway error means that there has been a miscommunication between two servers while you tried to access the William Hill website.

This is usually not something you can take action to fix. However, you can attempt to change your DNS settings and see if this resolves the error.

William Hill 503 error

If you get the William Hill 503 error it means that the web server is not available.

There is nothing you can do to resolve this error. However, it is likely to be temporary and you’ll have access to the website once William Hill resolve the issue on their end.

William Hill 504 error

A William Hill 504 error indicates that your request to access the William Hill website has run into problems on one of the servers used to access the website.

To fix this problem first disable any proxies or VPNs you are running and attempt to access the website again.

If this does not work, attempt to reset your modem or router or trying an alternative internet connection.

You can also try to change your DNS settings or contact your internet service provider for further assistance.