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Duelingbook is a Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game simulator that works right in your browser.
Terrible never use this site that Scummy elitist behavior for yugioh you can find anywhere else sure its the only free simulator however try waiting 3 minutes for rival to activate a card yet their never decent when you lag instead hurry up ass I don't got all day! Instead play P2W Master Duel with no chat or YGO Omega with less social degeneracy negative 3 stars there's a reason only 1200 play on DB!
As soon as you click on 'Log in' it scans your computer for data and redirects you to paypal
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