Duel.com -- The first casino with 0% house edge games

[TryNinja]

For those who don't know, Monarch and CSGOEmpire are actually very known and controversial in the CS scenario.

Is there a tldr story somewhere, where I can get brief information about the whole thing? I don't need to know everything in detail, but I am interested if it concerns duel.com, which I also wear in my signature.
I would rather hear a summary from a human than from ChatGPT.

Here are two big letters from Monarch and his side against "the CSGO gambling cartel" (as he likes to call).

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Iznz8wLb3pyomQ0IV4v9nTe9W0M0xmO138SwNgDz5Sc/edit?tab=t.0
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rRAi2w4WSlEyCmUVVR70fjZKFwp7pnK9uRxVUielaYM/edit?tab=t.0

I don't have any links for the other side story (if there is any), so feel free to look around for more.

[Kelvinid]

OP is not answering anymore. Last active Nov 10, 2025. Still clueless about the issue of suspension.

Of course, I don't want to assume anything, but I think it was also necessary for the team to give us an update about the issue, especially since they are just building trust.

Whatever it is, they should have put effort into informing us. At least we know what to do next.

[Potato Chips]

OP is not answering anymore. Last active Nov 10, 2025. Still clueless about the issue of suspension.

Of course, I don't want to assume anything, but I think it was also necessary for the team to give us an update about the issue, especially since they are just building trust.

Whatever it is, they should have put effort into informing us. At least we know what to do next.

There's probably nothing more to add. They have addressed this before. One page back and we see folks discussing it again, relaying official responses from before.

So I'm guessing it's the same as last time someone asked for an update—not much news. This is their latest post about the X.com drama.

Not much news on the Twitter accounts yet -- Twitter seems like quite a mess internally at the moment. A ton of bribery been happening lately and there's been a crackdown on it internally, and everything just seems to be slowed down. Customer support is ignoring us, and a lot of Twitter accounts appear to be banned lately due to the bribery.

I think if there was a significant update, they would've posted on Discord and Telegram as well.

It looks like this is gonna take long. 🤔

[buwaytress]

Planning to get back into the Discord at some point -- is anyone from this forum here active there? If Duel (or Monarch at least) is anything like their website suggests, should be a real fun place. Have to say, almost miss the pure degeneracy I used to see only on the original dice site chat rooms.

@Zwei I've come to understand you have to give a lot to take some haha. I loved dice and its community for example, and learnt later to take the shit that came with it. I'm guessing you like the Andrew Tate thing almost as much as that Copenhagen thing you mentioned?

[TryNinja]

OP is not answering anymore. Last active Nov 10, 2025. Still clueless about the issue of suspension.

Of course, I don't want to assume anything, but I think it was also necessary for the team to give us an update about the issue, especially since they are just building trust.

Whatever it is, they should have put effort into informing us. At least we know what to do next.

There isn't much to say.

I joined their discord to dig a bit and this is the last update from Monarch I found in there:



No point in saying the same thing over and over again, they can't do anything if X randomly decides they should suspend their account.

[Kelvinid]

OP is not answering anymore. Last active Nov 10, 2025. Still clueless about the issue of suspension.

Of course, I don't want to assume anything, but I think it was also necessary for the team to give us an update about the issue, especially since they are just building trust.

Whatever it is, they should have put effort into informing us. At least we know what to do next.

There isn't much to say.

I joined their discord to dig a bit and this is the last update from Monarch I found in there:



No point in saying the same thing over and over again, they can't do anything if X randomly decides they should suspend their account.

That's insane. Is the competitor really afraid of Duel.com? They should not come into business if they don't want competition.

I couldn't imagine why X allowed it. Or they really want to do this as long as they get paid.

Well, the decision is made. I felt sorry for Duel.com. This shows how money can bribe and manipulate a person.

[TryNinja]

That's insane. Is the competitor really afraid of Duel.com? They should not come into business if they don't want competition.

I couldn't imagine why X allowed it. Or they really want to do this as long as they get paid.

Well, the decision is made. I felt sorry for Duel.com. This shows how money can bribe and manipulate a person.

Monarch isn’t exactly the quiet type. If he dislikes something, he will speak his mind... that creates a few enemies.

You should read the documents I linked above. It explains his fight against a few players on the gambling scenario.

[Potato Chips]

That's insane. Is the competitor really afraid of Duel.com?

Gotta say, I am not surprised.

Duel.com had a pretty impressive growth. Imagine launching a gamba platform, and in less than 4 months it is already one of the top dogs in the crypto gamba industry. That could be pretty intimidating from a competitor stand point.

- The fastest growing crypto casino -- Currently at spot #3, just barely behind Roobet, and very soon will be right behind Stake on the nr #2 spot. This is after less than 4 months after our launch. We pulled this off with almost zero marketing spend, with just organic growth. Only in the last weeks we started rolling off some serious partnerships, with our main influencer being Andrew Tate.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Gotta say, I am not surprised.

Duel.com had a pretty impressive growth. Imagine launching a gamba platform, and in less than 4 months it is already one of the top dogs in the crypto gamba industry. That could be pretty intimidating from a competitor stand point.

These types of moves usually backfire. When a company is growing because it is doing well, putting obstacles in its way by cheating like this is usually just a minor bump in the road to growth. It says a lot that the competing casino is wasting its time playing dirty tricks like this instead of using it to improve the casino so that it can compete with Duel on equal terms.

[BlackBoss_]

These types of moves usually backfire. When a company is growing because it is doing well, putting obstacles in its way by cheating like this is usually just a minor bump in the road to growth. It says a lot that the competing casino is wasting its time playing dirty tricks like this instead of using it to improve the casino so that it can compete with Duel on equal terms.

Competition is high and stressful but any company that want to compete and win against competitors must do it fairly. Doing shady and ugly tricks can help them winning against competitors for a while but not a long time. It's only like short term winning and I don't consider it as success at all because a better service will surely win in a long term.

Duel with their strong development and business growth is truly very competitive and I believe that it will maintain the success in a long term. Its competitors can do something shady, even ugly but they won't be able to beat Duel down in the long term if they don't have truly better services and products.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Its competitors can do something shady, even ugly but they won't be able to beat Duel down in the long term if they don't have truly better services and products.

This is what it's all about, I think. If you create a casino that is objectively much better than another, you don't worry about screwing them over; you focus on constantly improving your business. It's usually the other way around: those who feel inferior are the ones who resort to these desperate tricks.

[examplens]

That's insane. Is the competitor really afraid of Duel.com? They should not come into business if they don't want competition.

I couldn't imagine why X allowed it. Or they really want to do this as long as they get paid.

Well, the decision is made. I felt sorry for Duel.com. This shows how money can bribe and manipulate a person.

Monarch isn’t exactly the quiet type. If he dislikes something, he will speak his mind... that creates a few enemies.

You should read the documents I linked above. It explains his fight against a few players on the gambling scenario.

Why do they insist on returning to the old account when they can create a new one very quickly?
Also, they should separate different accounts, one official for Duel.com needs, and the other for Monarch, which will be free for everything he wants to say.
If the competition paid for the ban (I didn't know something like this was possible), doesn't he have enough money to do the opposite and pay for the unban?