Ladbrokes is the largest retail bookmaker in the world, as well as being one of the oldest bookies still in operation in the UK. The company is a high street institution, operating over 2000 betting shops in the UK and Ireland, with more located in Spain and Belgium. Ladbrokes (Suite 6, Atlantic Suites, Gibraltar) is licensed (ref 010, 012, 104) by the Government of Gibraltar and regulated by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner.
Everton are the bookies' favourites to seal the transfer of Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham if he ends up leaving Stamford Bridge.
- Join Ladbrokes today to view all products and promotions. Betslip; Pending bets; Insufficient Funds - Deposit Now. Betslip is empty. Place a bet on any race or sporting event to get started. 24/7 Betting Line. Customer Support. Download the App.
- BestUSACasinoSites.com is America's popular guide to finding casino Gambling Age In Buffalo New York games.This best casino Gambling Age In Buffalo New York games guide includes reviews, how to play, and where to play online. Play games such as slots, roulette.
- Ladbrokes Racingform. Get Your Ladbrokes Daily Odds Boost Spring Cup Stakes (Listed) (All-Weather Championships Fast-Track Qualifier) (3yo, Class 1, 7f 1y, 8 runners).
The England international was not even in Thomas Tuchel's squad for the Manchester United game at the weekend, despite previously showing himself to be a promising young player for the Blues.
It seems this has led to Ladbrokes to look into where he could end up next, with Arsenal also given quite tempting odds of 7/1 as Abraham's next club.
The 23-year-old could be a useful signing for the Gunners, who are short of goals this season as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has hit an unexpected poor patch of form.
Doubts also remain over the likes of Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah to find the back of the net on a regular basis.
Tammy Abraham in action for Chelsea against Sheffield United
Everton would also do well to sign Abraham, who could take the pressure off Dominic Calvert-Lewin to score most of the Toffees' goals.
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: 'Everton are surprise favourites to make a move for Abraham this summer, but the odds suggest Arsenal – who could lose Lacazette – can't be written off at this point.'
Tammy Abraham's Next Club (Ladbrokes)Everton – 3/1West Ham – 4/1Aston Villa – 5/1
Arsenal – 7/1Leicester – 7/1Tottenham – 8/1Fulham – 8/1Crystal Palace – 10/1
Leeds – 12/1
More must-reads:
The owner of Ladbrokes is lining up the first female chief executive of a major quoted British gambling group as it tries to defend itself against an £8bn takeover approach from the US casino giant MGM Resorts.
Sky News has learnt that Entain - which until recently was known as GVC Holdings - is in advanced talks to appoint Jette Nygaard-Andersen as its next chief executive.
Ms Nygaard-Andersen, a Dane, is already a non-executive director on Entain's board.
People close to the FTSE-100 gaming operator said that a deal to appoint her as its new CEO had not yet been concluded but that it was likely to be announced as soon as next week.
Entain's need to swiftly recruit its next chief has been created by the simultaneous takeover offer from MGM and the unexpected resignation this week of Shay Segev, who only took the helm last summer.
Mr Segev is leaving Entain to join DAZN, the sports streaming platform.
If the appointment of Ms Nygaard-Andersen does materialise, it would mark the first time that one of the UK's biggest listed gambling groups has had a female boss.
Ladbrokes Ready Reckoner
Arsenal – 7/1Leicester – 7/1Tottenham – 8/1Fulham – 8/1Crystal Palace – 10/1Southampton – 10/1Wolves – 12/1
Leeds – 12/1
More must-reads:
The owner of Ladbrokes is lining up the first female chief executive of a major quoted British gambling group as it tries to defend itself against an £8bn takeover approach from the US casino giant MGM Resorts.
Sky News has learnt that Entain - which until recently was known as GVC Holdings - is in advanced talks to appoint Jette Nygaard-Andersen as its next chief executive.
Ms Nygaard-Andersen, a Dane, is already a non-executive director on Entain's board.
People close to the FTSE-100 gaming operator said that a deal to appoint her as its new CEO had not yet been concluded but that it was likely to be announced as soon as next week.
Entain's need to swiftly recruit its next chief has been created by the simultaneous takeover offer from MGM and the unexpected resignation this week of Shay Segev, who only took the helm last summer.
Mr Segev is leaving Entain to join DAZN, the sports streaming platform.
If the appointment of Ms Nygaard-Andersen does materialise, it would mark the first time that one of the UK's biggest listed gambling groups has had a female boss.
Ladbrokes Ready Reckoner
More from Business
Bet365, the privately owned online bookmaker, is run by Denise Coates, one of the best-paid bosses in Britain.
Ms Nygaard-Andersen spent more than 15 years in top executive roles at Modern Times Group, a listed entertainment company with a strong presence in Scandinavia and central Europe.
She has also worked at AP Moeller-Maersk, the Danish logistics group.
Ladbrokes Reading Results
Sources said the talks involved naming Ms Nygaard-Andersen as Entain's permanent, rather than interim, CEO.
If her appointment is confirmed, it could nevertheless prove to be as short-lived a stint as that of her predecessor.
It emerged last week that MGM Resorts, owner of Las Vegas's famous Bellagio casino, had made an offer for Entain valued at 1383p-a-share.
The proposal was rejected by Entain's board - led by Barry Gibson, its chairman - on the basis that it 'significantly undervalued' the British company.
Entain owns sports betting brands such as bwin, Coral, Eurobet, Ladbrokes and Sportingbet.
It also counts digital gaming brands such as PartyPoker and Foxy Bingo as part of its stable.
Entain has been galvanised by its digital transformation in recent years, and has seen its shares soar by more than half over the last 12 months.
On Thursday, its shares closed at 1405p, giving it a market value of £8.14bn.
A flurry of mergers and takeovers in the sector, buoyed by the liberalisation of gambling laws in the US, has seen Entain's rival, William Hill, agree to be bought by casino operator Caesars Entertainment.
An Entain spokesman said on Thursday evening that a decision about Mr Segev's successor had yet to be made.
