Duel Reviews 112

Reply from Duel

Jan 29, 2026

Duel isn't fake. Your example is massively subjective and is missing a lot of information to make sense.

What was your bet sizing
How many bets did you place
Were you playing perfect BJ or making mistakes
etc.

If you went all in on every bet to try and double your money and were playing imperfect blackjack then it would be very easy to lose repeatedly.

All of the house games on Duel are provably fair, you can input your client seed, server seed and nonce into the code on our site or use a 3rd party site if you don't trust ours - https://duel.com/fairness

If you need some help understanding the system, reach out to Duel's on site support, they'll be happy to walk you through it: https://duel.com/#help

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 29, 2026

Slots will do that to you mate, they can be extremely volatile and have a much higher house edge than most other games, especially on Duel where most originals have 0% house edge.

The slots that you're playing on Duel under the casino tab are the exact same slots that you play on other online casinos, the only possible difference is which RTP profile is used. You can see those in the rules of the games on the site in most cases, and Duel uses the highest RTP variants offered by the 3rd party slot providers.

Duel gives you 50% of the house edge of the slots as instantly claimable/withdrawable rakeback, based on your wagered amount - which is a much better deal than any 'bonus' or lossback that other casinos tend to give if you do the math.

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Duel has nothing to do with Stake, we do have Beef on the site but that's different.

Duel doesn't scam anyone, we have 100% RTP house original games, it seems to be a common misconception that 100% = always making money. It doesn't.

You're still gambling when you play, and it's very possible to go on large winning or losing streaks even within a game that has 0% house edge, RTP is calculated over billions of rounds and simply means that you're not paying a house edge on your bets, so you're gambling with a completely even playing field, not skewed in the house's favour.

It's also redundant to share your stats with no context, without knowing what you're betting on, the amount of bets and the bet sizing it doesn't show anything at all. E.g. if you made a single all in bet and lost that amount, then claim the site is 'scamming' you because you happened to not win your high risk bet.

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Duel gives the best sports betting odds out of all sites, doing that comes with some risk that exposes Duel to various bad actors trying to abuse match betting - to combat that the sports betting team limits accounts that are found to be abusing or multi accounting to bypass existing limits.

As a part of that, there is a small chance that a very select few recreational bettors will be falsely flagged as one of those abusers and limited - if that does happen just reach out to on site support and they'll ask the sports team to double check for you https://duel.com/#help

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Updated Jan 28, 2026

Limits on sports betting aren't anything to do with being profitable or not, they have everything to do with a select few using unfair advantages to abuse the site or multi accounting to bypass limits on other accounts.

Plenty of accounts have no issues at all when placing bets on Duel and we've had users win 7 figures on sports. Duel's sports betting team take great care in only limiting users who are breaking our rules.

Recreational bettors wouldn't face an issue, and if they do they can reach out to support to have the limits reviewed at any time, ppl trying to abuse may well find themselves running into limits.

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Hey mate, RTP is calculated over billions of rounds, looking at a sample size even as big as tens of thousands wouldn't accurately show the RTP values

Putting that aside though, the only variation between slots in different casinos is which RTP values they use, which come from the slot providers - the casinos themselves can't change the RTP of 3rd party slots, they're owned and operated by the providers and simply integrated into sites

Duel uses the highest possible RTP for all games under the casino tab, meaning the slots offered on Duel are the same or better than any other casino - additionally as well as that we also give 50% of that house edge back to the user in instant rakeback which is a much better deal than you get anywhere else

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

When you're playing on other casinos you're mathematically going to lose in the long run due to the house edge - that isn't the case at Duel, playing our 0% house edge games gives you a completely fair gambling environment for the first time ever.

100% RTP doesn't guarantee that you'll win your bets, nor does provably fair, you're still gambling and are just as likely to lose as you are to win. It's very possible to go on large losing streaks as well as large winning streaks within a 100% RTP game.

If you have questions on how it works and want a more in depth explanation reach out to our support team who will run you through it - https://duel.com/#help

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Duel doesn't scam anyone.

Duel will never scam anyone.

Duel hates scammers.

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Hey, I've requested some information from you so we can look into this, the system is entirely automatic, so if you deposited funds they'd be credited to you automatically as long as you deposited the correct crypto to the correct network.

If you weren't credited then reach out to our support team who can get it sorted for you: https://duel.com/#help

Duel doesn't scam.

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Hey, I'm assuming you're referring to sports betting here based off what you've said. Having a bad experience with a site because you didn't get exactly what you wanted or always end up walking away with more money doesn't mean that the site is a scam. You're gambling, you should only gamble for fun and only if you're prepared to lose as well as win.

Duel doesn't scam anyone, we are strongly against any scams or harmful practices within the industry and actively call them out whenever we find them.

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Nobody is holding you back from legal arbitration - we can't prevent you from filing a suit against anyone. I can assure you though that there was no need for it in this case.

As the head of our match betting team explained to you, the bets you attempted to place never went through, and were refunded 1 second and 7 seconds after your requests were made.

Balance being deducted for a bet doesn't mean it's immediately accepted, it's done so there's no chance of spending the balance twice while waiting the few seconds until your bet is accepted or rejected.

- Clayton

Reply from Duel

Jan 28, 2026

Hey, let me address your points:

1) This isn't how slots work at all. The only variation you'll find in slots between different casinos is which RTP variant of each slot they use. There are no settings on the casino's end to adjust the base RTP of the game. You can find what RTP each game is by checking the rules within the game.

Duel (and most other larger casinos) use the highest RTP variants available, meaning you're playing the same slots on Duel as you'd find elsewhere. The only difference on our site is that we give 50% of the house edge of the games under the casino tab as instantly claimable/withdrawable rakeback.

2) The ownership being 'shady' and 'questionable' is a questionable statement, the owner is publicly known and very open about his vision for the site.

3) All of the games that we had on launch started at 99.9% RTP but the 0.1% house edge was refunded, meaning they were retroactively made to 100% RTP and have been 100% RTP ever since. People making 'claims' of a game being rigged does not make it true, gambling will always have some people that win big and some that lose big.

- Clayton