BettingSaturday 2 August 2025 · 8:30am GMT · 2 min read

William Hill Launches ‘Final One Standing’ Free-to-play Game for Premier League Fans

The format is simple: players select one Premier League team each week, and that team must win for them to stay in the game. A loss or a draw means elimination, and the same team cannot be picked twice.

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William Hill Launches ‘Final One Standing’ Free-to-play Game for Premier League Fans

William Hill has unveiled Final One Standing, a new free-to-play sports betting product for the Premier League, now live on the evoke brand’s UK platform.

The format is simple: players select one Premier League team each week, and that team must win for them to stay in the game. A loss or a draw means elimination, and the same team cannot be picked twice.

Users can also create private leagues and track their progress via live leaderboards, with weekly jackpots of up to £500,000 available. William Hill has confirmed plans to introduce a feature that will allow jackpots to be pooled.

The game also includes an integrated betting portal, enabling players to place a wager on their weekly selection.

Eilon Sabag, who was involved in the project as SEO Manager at William Hill and 888sport, said:

“A lot of talented and dedicated people were involved in bringing this exciting product to life. Big thanks to everyone who contributed, including our SEO team, who ensured the game gets the visibility it deserves across search results, AI models and optimised content to support both the launch and its ongoing success.”

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