Terms of use: the deal between this site and its readers

These terms govern your use of duelbetting.com, an independent affiliate publication described fully on the about page and operated by its publisher («we»). By accessing the site you accept them; if you don't accept them, the remedy is simple and immediate — don't use the site. The terms cover this publication only: the Duel platform and every other destination our links reach operate under their own terms, and your relationship with any gambling operator — registration, deposits, bets, disputes — is governed entirely by that operator's terms, not these. We are a publication about a platform, not the platform; the distinction runs through every section below and the privacy policy alongside this page.

Everything on this site — guides, analysis, comparisons, odds discussion, the blog's angles — is general information and editorial opinion, not professional advice of any kind. Specifically: nothing here is financial advice (betting and cryptocurrency both involve risk of loss, and no content here accounts for your circumstances); nothing is legal advice (gambling law varies radically by jurisdiction and changes); nothing is tax advice (crypto winnings have tax treatments we don't and can't assess for you); and no analysis, however argued, is a prediction warranty — sports outcomes are uncertain, that uncertainty is the entire product, and the strategies guide's insistence on affordable stakes is the assumption every other page builds on. Where decisions carry real weight — legality in your country, tax obligations, problem-gambling concerns — the site's consistent instruction is to consult the professionals and resources appropriate to your situation, including those on the responsible gambling page.

The site's original content — text, structure, tables, graphics, the information architecture itself — is the publisher's intellectual property, protected by applicable copyright law. Third-party marks appearing here (Duel, Stake, Cloudbet, Duelbits, league and tournament names) belong to their owners and appear for identification and editorial comparison, implying no endorsement in either direction. What readers may do without asking: quote briefly with attribution and a link — the standard citation courtesy, explicitly welcomed on the about page; share links anywhere; print or save pages for personal use. What requires permission: wholesale republication, translation of substantial portions, systematic scraping or dataset construction, and any commercial reuse — requests via the contact page get answered, and reasonable ones get granted. What's never permitted: republishing this content stripped of its dates, disclosures or responsible-gambling framing, which converts honest information into something we won't be associated with.

To the fullest extent applicable law allows: the site is provided as-is and as-available, without warranties express or implied — including accuracy, fitness for purpose, or uninterrupted availability — and the publisher is not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential losses arising from use of the site, which includes betting losses, cryptocurrency losses, decisions taken on the strength of any page, or dealings with any linked third party. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that law refuses to let anyone exclude. The plain-language meaning behind the legal shape: this publication works hard to be accurate, dates its claims, publishes its methodology and fixes errors fast — and it still cannot stand behind your bets, your wallet security, or an operator's conduct, because no information site honestly can. The pages that manage those risks — the strategies guide, the payments hub's warnings, the responsible gambling page — exist precisely because the responsibility they describe is, and remains, the reader's.

The closing machinery, briefly and completely. Changes: these terms may be revised; the effective date above moves when they are, material changes get noted, and continued use after a dated change constitutes acceptance — the same no-silent-rewrites rule the privacy policy commits to. Severability: if any clause proves unenforceable somewhere, the rest survive unaffected. No waiver: not enforcing a clause once doesn't surrender it. Entire agreement: these terms plus the privacy policy are the whole deal between reader and publication — nothing elsewhere on the site amends them by implication. Contact: " "questions about any clause, requests under the licensing section, and reports of content misuse all route through the contact page, where the response commitments of the about page apply. Read fairly, these terms ask three things — be an adult, know your jurisdiction, own your decisions — and promise the same honesty in return that the rest of the site is built on.