Trust & legal
Editorial Policy
How The Duel Review researches Duel.com, qualifies uncertain facts, updates pages, and separates editorial conclusions from operator marketing.
Last updated: September 2026 · Last reviewed: September 2026 · Reviewed by The Duel Review Editorial Team
This policy explains how The Duel Review researches Duel.com and how readers should treat the result.
Information, not guarantees
Pages on this site provide informational reviews. Information can change. Users should verify important terms directly with Duel.com. Editorial conclusions are not guarantees of safety, legality, or future product behaviour.
Sources
Preferred sources are Duel.com's own terms, FAQs, and policy pages. Secondary reporting is used for context and is not treated as a substitute for operator documents. Where a figure cannot be confirmed, the copy is qualified or omitted.
What we do not do
- Invent licences, RTPs, game counts, or withdrawal times.
- Publish fake star ratings to obtain rich results.
- Copy other review sites paragraph-for-paragraph.
- Turn every URL into a “Duel review” doorway page.
- Claim personal testing, expert certification, or official status that is not true.
Updates
Each article shows a last-updated and last-reviewed date. Those dates reflect when the editorial team last revised the page, not a live feed from Duel.com.
Corrections
If something is wrong, email contact@theduelreview.com. Material corrections will be made on the page rather than silently rewritten without a date change.
Commercial relationships
Commercial relationships are disclosed. Visit Duel buttons currently use referral code TDR. That must not be confused with editorial conclusions. See the affiliate disclosure.