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

[Odusko]

Waah this is really crazy, I just saw this news on X today, while Monarch announced this yesterday from its official Discord.

Duel.com casino has been scammed by a streamer agency that sent a fake Andrew Tate to be a dealer in the Blackjack game on duel.com, at first glance the face is very similar if you pay attention, later I will share the video link on X.

How come Duel.com missed out in terms of collaborating with the streamer agency? The casino owner said they had spent a lot of money and only now it was revealed.
This is indeed an incident that I have only heard of where the casino was deceived by a fake infleuncer, this has clearly affected the credibility of this casino.

Look at the behaviour of the fake dealer, who is not professional at all, this is like a sissy.

https://x.com/korraflow/status/2047494941140722061
https://x.com/Antunes1/status/2047442202393981227
https://x.com/cha0sXO/status/2047346568144081107

https://discord.com/channels/1223317603838332968/1223319119995211816/1496865182545350686

Scammers are every where, influencer streamers habe always not been my fan and I have hard my reservations about them, I don't know why the casinos keep spending alot of money on this influencers deal that keep yielding badly to the casino, their performance in terms of putting the casino on the limelight have failed and rather they keep scamming both sides, and this is one of such incidents.

[mikel_012]

Monarch announced today that he is doing everything he can to get the bail paid for Chud the Builder

Why are they doing this?

Maybe they believe the marketing doing this will pay off and they will become the casino for people that like Chud the Builder? But it's a weird thing to with all the controversy of this dude and him being called a real racist

[memehunter]

Monarch announced today that he is doing everything he can to get the bail paid for Chud the Builder

Why are they doing this?

Maybe they believe the marketing doing this will pay off and they will become the casino for people that like Chud the Builder? But it's a weird thing to with all the controversy of this dude and him being called a real racist

There will be a total cost of $1million+ bucks as bond for Chud the builder. From the marketing perspective I am not sure if this will work but I get the backing perspective.
There will be some sanctions on his streaming capabilities too but not sure about the details.
This will surely spark new debates requiring tighter regulations against profiting from ragebait content.   
 
 

[Rgram]

Look at the behaviour of the fake dealer, who is not professional at all, this is like a sissy.

https://x.com/korraflow/status/2047494941140722061
https://x.com/Antunes1/status/2047442202393981227
https://x.com/cha0sXO/status/2047346568144081107

https://discord.com/channels/1223317603838332968/1223319119995211816/1496865182545350686

Scammers are every where, influencer streamers habe always not been my fan and I have hard my reservations about them, I don't know why the casinos keep spending alot of money on this influencers deal that keep yielding badly to the casino, their performance in terms of putting the casino on the limelight have failed and rather they keep scamming both sides, and this is one of such incidents.

That’s so far from anything Andrew Tate would do. Andrew Tate would never allow himself to behave like a female, turning around and dancing like an Indian woman, no that’s not Tate.
The influencers tried though, to get someone with a very close resemblance and many who isn’t quite acquainted with Andrew Tates would fall for that but, those who know him for his masculinity would always know better.
What a way to scam a company as huge as Duel.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Monarch announced today that he is doing everything he can to get the bail paid for Chud the Builder

Why are they doing this?

Maybe they believe the marketing doing this will pay off and they will become the casino for people that like Chud the Builder? But it's a weird thing to with all the controversy of this dude and him being called a real racist

There will be a total cost of $1million+ bucks as bond for Chud the builder. From the marketing perspective I am not sure if this will work but I get the backing perspective.
There will be some sanctions on his streaming capabilities too but not sure about the details.
This will surely spark new debates requiring tighter regulations against profiting from ragebait content.   

It seems like quite a risky move. So far, it’s a casino that’s done things right, steadily growing in popularity. I’m not sure whether getting involved in this is because their success has gone to their heads, a way of seeking more popularity through controversy, or a mixture of both. What’s more, it’s not just a question of wanting to pay the bail for someone who is clearly racist; he is actually accused of this:

Attempted first-degree murder
Employing a firearm during a dangerous felony
Aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury
Reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon

[Tok5555]

Hi Hi everyone, I'm looking to rent or buy your account (there's potential to make good money) but only with large losses. There's also the possibility of getting $3,5,10,20, or $30,000 right away! Write to me on Telegram @ttt151    (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

[memehunter]

Hi Hi everyone, I'm looking to rent or buy your account (there's potential to make good money) but only with large losses. 

Which account? Are you looking for a specific casino account (as you posted here in this thread)?   

There's also the possibility of getting $3,5,10,20, or $30,000 right away!

You have to give us more details. This is vague as hell 

[mm2543363580]

Hi Hi everyone, I'm looking to rent or buy your account (there's potential to make good money) but only with large losses. 

Which account? Are you looking for a specific casino account (as you posted here in this thread)?   

He wants to buy your Netflix account, Sherlock.

[memehunter]

Hi Hi everyone, I'm looking to rent or buy your account (there's potential to make good money) but only with large losses. 

Which account? Are you looking for a specific casino account (as you posted here in this thread)?   

He wants to buy your Netflix account, Sherlock.

I was asking if he is only interested in a particular casino account or he will accept any casino account. I know he does not want the Netflix account  (may you need to re read my earlier post). That is exactly why I asked for more details.
 

[Hispo]

Hi Hi everyone, I'm looking to rent or buy your account (there's potential to make good money) but only with large losses. 

Which account? Are you looking for a specific casino account (as you posted here in this thread)?   

He wants to buy your Netflix account, Sherlock.

I was asking if he is only interested in a particular casino account or he will accept any casino account. I know he does not want the Netflix account  (may you need to re read my earlier post). That is exactly why I asked for more details.
 

Don't even consider to lend your account to that guy. If we use common sense, it is pretty obvious whatever that guy wants to do with your account is against either law or terms of service of the casino. In the end, you are facing a big chance to get your account either limited, banned or frozen, and one it happens those guys won't answer your call and messages, as they would have already launder their money or done their betting arbitrage and had their way.

If someone needs other's account it is because they want to conceal their identity or not to ruin their own account by going against the terms of service.

There have been several newbie accounts like that one trying to tempt people to commit such mistake. Do not fall for it... It just takes a quick look at ToS of any casino.

Source: https://duel.com/policies/tos

[Haunebu]

Why are they doing this?

Maybe they believe the marketing doing this will pay off and they will become the casino for people that like Chud the Builder? But it's a weird thing to with all the controversy of this dude and him being called a real racist

They are linked to a dumdum like Andrew Tate which is why none of this is hardly surprising. They want controversial people like them to create viral content which in turn would help them generate profit regardless of the consequences. Simple!

I was asking if he is only interested in a particular casino account or he will accept any casino account. I know he does not want the Netflix account  (may you need to re read my earlier post). That is exactly why I asked for more details.

Seems like some sort of scammer interested in purchasing any popular crypto casino account based off of his post history. Just the usual spam basically.

[Hispo]

Why are they doing this?

Maybe they believe the marketing doing this will pay off and they will become the casino for people that like Chud the Builder? But it's a weird thing to with all the controversy of this dude and him being called a real racist

They are linked to a dumdum like Andrew Tate which is why none of this is hardly surprising. They want controversial people like them to create viral content which in turn would help them generate profit regardless of the consequences. Simple!

I was asking if he is only interested in a particular casino account or he will accept any casino account. I know he does not want the Netflix account  (may you need to re read my earlier post). That is exactly why I asked for more details.

Seems like some sort of scammer interested in purchasing any popular crypto casino account based off of his post history. Just the usual spam basically.

What the administration of Duel may not be getting is how there are gamblers of all political colors and within all the political spectrum. If they start making jokes and having a chick with a nazi costume as dealer on their blackjack tables, then they are risking to lose an important percentage of their gamblers who are not authoritarian right or may not care about antisemitism.
If they are expecting to draw attention from people who are authoritarian right, then they would have known that all people within that spectrum are not necessarily gamblers, they may laugh and get amused by all this show, they it is very unlikely they will sign up to their casino just because of this.

[Dollartree]

The first of many PvP games is now up for beta testing on Duel. 

It's not shown on the main page yet, but if you type the direct link https://duel.com/rock-paper-scissors you can give it a try.

No casino has a library of PvP games, but Duel plans to change that.  Any feedback is welcome

[Mahdirakib]

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If I remember it correctly, then I have seen PvP games in some casinos in the past. I have rarely seen much interest from the gamblers in the PvP games at any casinos. Players rarely place bets on such games as it takes a long time to get an opponent. But the betting activity is quite fast at Duel PvP games even though it is still in the beta phase. The 100% RTP of the games makes it attractive here.

[virasog]

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If I remember it correctly, then I have seen PvP games in some casinos in the past. I have rarely seen much interest from the gamblers in the PvP games at any casinos. Players rarely place bets on such games as it takes a long time to get an opponent. But the betting activity is quite fast at Duel PvP games even though it is still in the beta phase. The 100% RTP of the games makes it attractive here.

Also, don't you think the casino doesn't promote PvP games because those models aren't casino-profit-friendly? If a game is being played between two players, then one of those players will get the winning amount and the casino can only charge service charges etc., while if we play casino games, the money that we lose goes to the casino, so the casino will prefer to avoid PvP and that's the reason we don't see PvP games on most of the casinos.

[Z_MBFM]

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If I remember it correctly, then I have seen PvP games in some casinos in the past. I have rarely seen much interest from the gamblers in the PvP games at any casinos. Players rarely place bets on such games as it takes a long time to get an opponent. But the betting activity is quite fast at Duel PvP games even though it is still in the beta phase. The 100% RTP of the games makes it attractive here.

Also, don't you think the casino doesn't promote PvP games because those models aren't casino-profit-friendly? If a game is being played between two players, then one of those players will get the winning amount and the casino can only charge service charges etc., while if we play casino games, the money that we lose goes to the casino, so the casino will prefer to avoid PvP and that's the reason we don't see PvP games on most of the casinos.

Casino platforms that have already managed to take themselves to a very large level and are making millions of dollars in profit every month. They put PvP on their platforms. However, platforms that are new and in the startup stage do not actually have the ability to operate such games. This is because they can generate profit from these games only by charging commission charges. That is why platforms that are new and are not able to generate much profit due to the low number of players promote original games the most. Because players lose a lot in these and the casino platform gets the entire loss money. Not only PvP games, sportsbooks also avoid casino platforms in the startup stage.

[Zwei]

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If I remember it correctly, then I have seen PvP games in some casinos in the past. I have rarely seen much interest from the gamblers in the PvP games at any casinos. Players rarely place bets on such games as it takes a long time to get an opponent. But the betting activity is quite fast at Duel PvP games even though it is still in the beta phase.

on csgoempire they have a PcP coinflip which i have played there before, but it's not 100% RTP, and you can call on a bot to play against you instead of waiting for an opponent. if they add that feature on duel, it would be amazing.

The 100% RTP of the games makes it attractive here.

tbh, i don't see why anyone would play any other PvP game, unless it's also 100% RTP.

[mikel_012]

tbh, i don't see why anyone would play any other PvP game, unless it's also 100% RTP.

I think the same thing

We can talk about all the Duel controversy but they are doing good things with the the fairness system, 100% RTP no edge. If I want to gamble and try to make profit and not just burn money I will play some games on them. Money talks

[Don Pedro Dinero]

The 100% RTP of the games makes it attractive here.

tbh, i don't see why anyone would play any other PvP game, unless it's also 100% RTP.

Because there is a fundamental difference between casino games and PVP games. In PVP games, even if the casino takes a commission, if you are better than your opponents, you can make a profit in the long run. A typical example would be poker, where the house charges a commission (know as rake) on every hand that reaches the flop at least, and there are players who make a profit in the long run. In contrast, in casino games, the house edge (greater than 0) makes it impossible for you to make money in the long run.

[Mahdirakib]

Also, don't you think the casino doesn't promote PvP games because those models aren't casino-profit-friendly? If a game is being played between two players, then one of those players will get the winning amount and the casino can only charge service charges etc., while if we play casino games, the money that we lose goes to the casino, so the casino will prefer to avoid PvP and that's the reason we don't see PvP games on most of the casinos.

Looks like you have very limited knowledge about the PvP games. PvP games provide the surety of profits to a casino, it generates profits constantly. Usually, the PvP games have higher house edge on every platform where those are available. And casino get the profit percentage from every bet, no matter which players win or lose the bet. Among all the casinos, only Duel.com is generous here with 100% RTP of the in-house games.