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[Potato Chips]

No, Duel has not been acquired by gamdom

This was the post from Gamdom CEO that was going around on CT which started the fire: https://x.com/Romer/status/2073290977008394317

Felix was just messing around. You can call it a marketing/engagement tactic haha.

[MuffinMaster]

Some casino I have never heard of called gamdom has now acquired duel
Hopefully they have some better marketing ideas then the sponge bob bj

Gamdom is a fairly well-known casino and has been on the market for about 10 years.

https://x.com/gamdom

However, I think Gamdom's acquisition of Duel might just be a rumor. I haven't been able to find any official information on the matter.

Furthermore, both casinos have completely different business models. Gamdom focuses primarily on regular cryptocurrency players and esports betting. Duel, on the other hand, relies heavily on streamer communities and the lack of bonus wagering requirements for its marketing.

That's awesome buddy I know how to use google so I did that
No official information you say; try looking harder

I tried harder and, in addition to Google, also used AI mode. I checked both casinos social media profiles and still haven't found any official information about Gamdom's acquisition of Duel.

I admit, I'm not as good at researching as you. Could you provide your source please?

[Hispo]

No, Duel has not been acquired by gamdom

This was the post from Gamdom CEO that was going around on CT which started the fire: https://x.com/Romer/status/2073290977008394317

Felix was just messing around. You can call it a marketing/engagement tactic haha.

Thanks you for the clarification.
I had already thought it was quite weird for a successful casino like Duel to allow themselves to be acquired or absorbed by casino which is seemingly less known and smaller than them. It does not make sense at first glance.

Since they won't get acquired by Gamdom, I assume the blackjack madness will continue and we will see more wackiness from Nelli and her friends on Duel.

What a time to be alive. 
Gamblers from a century ago would have never guessed this level of entertainment was even possible thanks to technology.

[mikel_012]

I tried harder and, in addition to Google, also used AI mode. I checked both casinos social media profiles and still haven't found any official information about Gamdom's acquisition of Duel.

I admit, I'm not as good at researching as you. Could you provide your source please?

In the post above yours can see it was a joke

Nothing personal or wanting to attack you so do not take it too serious, but you should check all posts before replying

It was a good marketing plot from Gamdom because they know Duel is growing a lot and this kind of joke makes everyone look at his casino

[MuffinMaster]

I tried harder and, in addition to Google, also used AI mode. I checked both casinos social media profiles and still haven't found any official information about Gamdom's acquisition of Duel.

I admit, I'm not as good at researching as you. Could you provide your source please?

In the post above yours can see it was a joke

Nothing personal or wanting to attack you so do not take it too serious, but you should check all posts before replying

It was a good marketing plot from Gamdom because they know Duel is growing a lot and this kind of joke makes everyone look at his casino

I don't feel attacked at all.   If I hadn't seen the post under witch I was replying to, it would mean I'm having significant vision problems, not just concentration problems. 

Let me draw your attention to a very important detail: the post you're referring to was written by @PotatoChips, and I'm talking to @jeremypwr. His confidence suggests he's done some serious research, so I'm asking about the source of his information.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

No, Duel has not been acquired by gamdom

I had already thought it was quite weird for a successful casino like Duel to allow themselves to be acquired or absorbed by casino which is seemingly less known and smaller than them. It does not make sense at first glance.

Since they won't get acquired by Gamdom, I assume the blackjack madness will continue and we will see more wackiness from Nelli and her friends on Duel.

What a drama between two casinos, two founders!

But why it started?

Gamdom joined this forum a longer time and they are possibly an older casino than Duel.
Gamdom joined this forum since 2018.
Duel only joined this forum since November 2025.

A comparison between Gamdom and Duel.
https://100rtp.games/casinos/duel-vs-gamdom/

[mikel_012]

I tried harder and, in addition to Google, also used AI mode. I checked both casinos social media profiles and still haven't found any official information about Gamdom's acquisition of Duel.

I admit, I'm not as good at researching as you. Could you provide your source please?

In the post above yours can see it was a joke

Nothing personal or wanting to attack you so do not take it too serious, but you should check all posts before replying

It was a good marketing plot from Gamdom because they know Duel is growing a lot and this kind of joke makes everyone look at his casino

I don't feel attacked at all.  If I hadn't seen the post under witch I was replying to, it would mean I'm having significant vision problems, not just concentration problems.  

Let me draw your attention to a very important detail: the post you're referring to was written by @PotatoChips, and I'm talking to @jeremypwr. His confidence suggests he's done some serious research, so I'm asking about the source of his information.

This detail does not change anything because the post above from PotatoChips answers you in all case

His confidence was caused the CEO of Gandom himself saying he bought Duel, and the post above posts the link from the CEO where he said that. So he directly linked the original source, you just needed to check


jeremypwr himself did not need to link the source because another member did this first

[MuffinMaster]

I tried harder and, in addition to Google, also used AI mode. I checked both casinos social media profiles and still haven't found any official information about Gamdom's acquisition of Duel.

I admit, I'm not as good at researching as you. Could you provide your source please?

In the post above yours can see it was a joke

Nothing personal or wanting to attack you so do not take it too serious, but you should check all posts before replying

It was a good marketing plot from Gamdom because they know Duel is growing a lot and this kind of joke makes everyone look at his casino

I don't feel attacked at all.  If I hadn't seen the post under witch I was replying to, it would mean I'm having significant vision problems, not just concentration problems.  

Let me draw your attention to a very important detail: the post you're referring to was written by @PotatoChips, and I'm talking to @jeremypwr. His confidence suggests he's done some serious research, so I'm asking about the source of his information.

This detail does not change anything because the post above from PotatoChips answers you in all case

His confidence was caused the CEO of Gandom himself saying he bought Duel, and the post above posts the link from the CEO where he said that. So he directly linked the original source, you just needed to check


jeremypwr himself did not need to link the source because another member did this first

I checked it out very carefully. This joke was made almost a month ago, so it's already old case. Since jeremypwr wrote it now, I'm just checking to see if he has any new information, because he sounded very serious and convincing in his post. I just wanted to make sure we were all clear with it.

[Hispo]

No, Duel has not been acquired by gamdom

I had already thought it was quite weird for a successful casino like Duel to allow themselves to be acquired or absorbed by casino which is seemingly less known and smaller than them. It does not make sense at first glance.

Since they won't get acquired by Gamdom, I assume the blackjack madness will continue and we will see more wackiness from Nelli and her friends on Duel.

What a drama between two casinos, two founders!

But why it started?

Gamdom joined this forum a longer time and they are possibly an older casino than Duel.
Gamdom joined this forum since 2018.
Duel only joined this forum since November 2025.

A comparison between Gamdom and Duel.
https://100rtp.games/casinos/duel-vs-gamdom/

Even if they joined this forum earlier than Duel, it seems they have chose not to give much priority to their activity here on the forum, when compared to other casinos which have invested more time, money and effort on keeping our community engaged with their services.
The fact I did not recognize Gamdom and I indeed recognize the brand of Duel is an example of how a casino can successfully catch the attention of our community effectively.
It reminds me the case of a casino called Neodice, which started with a very good advertising campaign here on the forum, but they stopped abruptly.

Thanks for the link, but I don't usually click on stuff which is shared here on the forum, for obvious reasons. Still, I appreciate your attempt to compare casinos and offer valuable information for members of this section of the forum.

[Dollartree]

Felix used his memetic post as a last ditch effort to revive and promote his casino Gamdom.

Based on their World Cup bet volume stats, it was clear that they weren’t able to contend as a competitive platform to use.

He would invite users with “good odds” and then betray them with live betting odds that would have almost a 10% house edge.

It’s likely that they did actually attempt a purchase of Duel, given that at the time he could leverage their market dominance with the money he stole with the ridiculously high house edge.

But by now, Duel has overtaken them, and I can’t imagine Felix is excited to hold the keys to Gamdom much longer.

If I had to guess, he’s looking to dissolve or liquidate the company as soon as possible, given the industry would NOT put up with his antics any longer.

Take note of this OBVIOUS confession of him admitting to his greed as provoked by his Jewish roots

[Cointxz]

Felix used his memetic post as a last ditch effort to revive and promote his casino Gamdom.

Based on their World Cup bet volume stats, it was clear that they weren’t able to contend as a competitive platform to use.

He would invite users with “good odds” and then betray them with live betting odds that would have almost a 10% house edge.

It’s likely that they did actually attempt a purchase of Duel, given that at the time he could leverage their market dominance with the money he stole with the ridiculously high house edge.

But by now, Duel has overtaken them, and I can’t imagine Felix is excited to hold the keys to Gamdom much longer.

If I had to guess, he’s looking to dissolve or liquidate the company as soon as possible, given the industry would NOT put up with his antics any longer.

Take note of this OBVIOUS confession of him admitting to his greed as provoked by his Jewish roots

I saw this drama on X before and I thought it was true since I followed Gamdom.

Monarch was also shit talking Gamdom too the last he replied to my post about asking bonus on your casino. I’m curious how come their relationship becomes this ugly?

Are they working on single casino in the past or something between them?

[Haunebu]

The plot thickens, lol. Has anyone seen this tweet yet?
I was curious for a while in terms of where/when the ColdCard funds would start to move.
I wasn't expecting it to move so fast, and to a casino no less.
Thinking about it for a bit now, though - I'm not so suprised anymore.


The audacity of the text on this page: https://duel.com/wtf-duel
The trust blindly given to these shady cookie-cutter script popup casinos,
to hold even a satoshi of one's funds/winnings, is abhorrently outrageous.

Never did like this site to be honest thanks to their braindead theatrics and associations with some of the worst filth on this planet. Anyway, it seems like they gave into the pressure and worked with Alex to try and sort out the issue.

Seems that the funds left the platform before they could freeze them, but they have the ID of the depositor which could be useful though that could be a fake ID in my opinion. Something is better than nothing in this case.

[Hispo]

The plot thickens, lol. Has anyone seen this tweet yet?
I was curious for a while in terms of where/when the ColdCard funds would start to move.
I wasn't expecting it to move so fast, and to a casino no less.
Thinking about it for a bit now, though - I'm not so suprised anymore.


The audacity of the text on this page: https://duel.com/wtf-duel
The trust blindly given to these shady cookie-cutter script popup casinos,
to hold even a satoshi of one's funds/winnings, is abhorrently outrageous.

Never did like this site to be honest thanks to their braindead theatrics and associations with some of the worst filth on this planet. Anyway, it seems like they gave into the pressure and worked with Alex to try and sort out the issue.

Seems that the funds left the platform before they could freeze them, but they have the ID of the depositor which could be useful though that could be a fake ID in my opinion. Something is better than nothing in this case.

At his stage of the exploit of the Coldcard vulnerability, there are already hundreds or thousands of hackers treating to drain as much Bitcoin as possible from those weak entropy wallets, the original hacker (who stole at least 500BTC ) won't be stupid enough to deposit stolen money on a casino after going through KYC himself.
This is likely something which could have been done by a different hacker who managed to steal a small amount and had the idea to launder those Satoshis on a casino.

The majority of the Bitcoin is likely to stay dormant for a while, while the biggest of all criminals think their next step.

[mikel_012]

Never did like this site to be honest thanks to their braindead theatrics and associations with some of the worst filth on this planet. Anyway, it seems like they gave into the pressure and worked with Alex to try and sort out the issue.

Seems that the funds left the platform before they could freeze them, but they have the ID of the depositor which could be useful though that could be a fake ID in my opinion. Something is better than nothing in this case.

Yes, this was posted as a reply in the same x post: https://x.com/intangiblecoins/status/2083883830499303933

thanks to @korraflow for working with me and identifying their depositor’s identity. it looks like funds left their platform before they were able to freeze them but they do have ID of the depositor. when the victim’s police report info arrives, they should be able to ID this one attacker

unfortunately, these funds are not part of the large wave 1, 2, and 3 waves identified by @glxyresearch
 

there are now smaller operators and copycats out here attacking remaining coldcard seeds

So they helped and know where the money moved to, so the attempt to hide the addresses by moving to a casino first was of no help

[Wind_FURY]

No, Duel has not been acquired by gamdom

This was the post from Gamdom CEO that was going around on CT which started the fire: https://x.com/Romer/status/2073290977008394317

Felix was just messing around. You can call it a marketing/engagement tactic haha.

Thanks you for the clarification.
I had already thought it was quite weird for a successful casino like Duel to allow themselves to be acquired or absorbed by casino which is seemingly less known and smaller than them. It does not make sense at first glance.

Since they won't get acquired by Gamdom, I assume the blackjack madness will continue and we will see more wackiness from Nelli and her friends on Duel.

What a time to be alive. 
Gamblers from a century ago would have never guessed this level of entertainment was even possible thanks to technology.

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Gamdom is the significantly larger casino. Plus if Duel actually got absorbed by a larger casino, then the reason would be definitely financial. Payment will be in cash, and a portion of ownership shares in the larger casino.

That gives the seller profit, future profit from acquired shares, WITHOUT the operational labor of running the casino.

[mikel_012]

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Gamdom is the significantly larger casino. Plus if Duel actually got absorbed by a larger casino, then the reason would be definitely financial. Payment will be in cash, and a portion of ownership shares in the larger casino.

That gives the seller profit, future profit from acquired shares, WITHOUT the operational labor of running the casino.

I do not think Gamdom is a larger casino

https://www.tanzanite.xyz/centralized/volume

If you look at this chart, you can confirm that Duel is the number 4 with most volume in this month with $245m deposits. And Gamdom is number 6 with $179m deposits

[shemil]

0% only works out to 0% if the player actually plays correctly. Basic strategy on 6 decks with dealer standing on soft 17 already gives up about 0.5%, and most people don't play the chart anyway — they hit 16 vs 5, stand on soft 17, take insurance every time the dealer shows an ace. That costs a lot more than 0.5%.

https://duel-guide.com/

So on your tables, is a perfect strategy player literally break even? And everyone else is basically donating whatever they misplay?

Not a gotcha, genuinely curious how the math lands. Also — does the 0% cover insurance and side bets or just the base game? Insurance is -EV no matter what the house edge is, so I'm assuming it sits outside that.

[Zwei]

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I do not think Gamdom is a larger casino

https://www.tanzanite.xyz/centralized/volume

If you look at this chart, you can confirm that Duel is the number 4 with most volume in this month with $245m deposits. And Gamdom is number 6 with $179m deposits

it's tricky to compare based on deposit volume alone, not to mention not all deposits are tracked (talking about btc, ltc, doge).
if you change the filters to last year, they are not far from each other.



but with how strong duel is growing, it won't be long before they leave gamdom behind.

[logfiles]

Gamdom is a fairly well-known casino and has been on the market for about 10 years.

Fairly well known but has also been having some controversial complaints from players. It's one of the casinos which gave me hard time to withdraw my money as well and from that day I just decided not to play there anymore.

Duel on the other side seems to have a cleaner record so far and if that news of the acquisition had been right, I would have absolutely been so hurt 

[Hispo]

Gamdom is a fairly well-known casino and has been on the market for about 10 years.

Fairly well known but has also been having some controversial complaints from players. It's one of the casinos which gave me hard time to withdraw my money as well and from that day I just decided not to play there anymore.

Duel on the other side seems to have a cleaner record so far and if that news of the acquisition had been right, I would have absolutely been so hurt 

As far as I know, Duel is rather a newer casino when it is compared to other services which have been in this industry from more than a decade.
Actually, I would dare to say the majority of crypto casinos which are operating nowadays do not even have ten years in their record.

If Duel has managed to get into the top five of casinos by deposits, it is because they have done exceptionally good in terms of marketing and withdrawals.
Also, their User Interface is quite attractive when compared to the average canned experience smaller casinos offer to their gamblers.