DuelBet airdrop: How to take part and what the points cost

The DuelBet airdrop is underway and is based on DuelPoints, points earned from eligible bets and competition prizes. The points will convert into DUEL at the token’s creation and initial distribution, the so-called Token Generation Event (TGE). The date and the exact allocation method have not been announced, and taking part requires depositing funds and playing with real financial risk.

What is DuelBet

DuelBet is a crypto casino and prediction market platform where users bet on the outcome of events. It offers slots, live dealer tables for roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker, as well as the Cases and DuelBet Originals categories, with the platform’s own games.

DUEL is tied to the casino’s revenue. Before the TGE, 95% of daily revenue goes to the token’s liquidity and to the prizes of the daily and monthly competitions. After launch, 95% of revenue is meant to be used for DUEL buybacks, with the tokens sent to a burn address, that is, removed from circulation.

We keep the key distinction in mind: the link to revenue describes the token’s design, not a guarantee of its value.

The airdrop in a nutshell

The airdrop allocation will be based on the DuelPoints each participant holds at the TGE, and the exact conversion rate into DUEL has not been published yet. The airdrop is confirmed, but there is no announced TGE date or set campaign length.

Points are credited automatically after every eligible bet in the Casino, Cases, Originals and Predictions categories. Each game type has a different contribution rate, so the same bet amount doesn’t necessarily earn the same points everywhere.

Extra points come from the Daily and Monthly Races, the daily and monthly leaderboard competitions. Those who qualify for a prize can keep the points or swap them for a cash reward. In the second case, the corresponding points are burned and no longer count toward the airdrop. The points you keep don’t expire.

How to take part, step by step

The process involves creating an account, depositing crypto and earning points through eligible play. Before you start, be clear that this is not a free giveaway with a few social tasks.

1. Check your age and availability. Open the official DuelBet site using the button on this page. You must be at least 18 years old. Check the Service Availability section to see whether the platform serves your country. If you are in Greece, don’t take it for granted that you can take part.

2. Create an account. Click “Sign up” and register with a crypto wallet or a Google account. Point tracking starts as soon as your account is activated. Make sure you are logged into the right account before continuing.

3. Deposit crypto. Go to the deposit section and follow the instructions the platform shows for the coin and the transfer network. Don’t pick a network out of habit. Set in advance an amount you can afford to lose, with no second deposit to cover any losses.

4. Find the eligible games. In the Casino, Cases, DuelBet Originals and Predictions categories, check which games count toward the program. After each eligible bet, DuelPoints are added automatically. Keep an eye on your balance and the contribution rate of the category you are using.

5. Follow the Daily and Monthly Races. Every eligible bet also counts toward the daily and monthly competitions. The top spots earn cash prizes and DuelPoints. If you get to choose between points and cash, read carefully what you are redeeming: the cash reward burns the corresponding points.

6. Get your invite link, if you want. On the Duel Points page you can copy your personal referral link. There are rewards from the play of friends who sign up through it. No specific DuelPoints reward rate is described, so don’t count on one.

7. Wait for the announcement on claiming DUEL. The final allocation rules will be published before launch. Follow the official channels for the TGE date and the claim instructions. There is currently no announced process you need to complete in advance.

Tips for more points

Keeping the points from the Races and checking the different contribution rates affect the balance that will count toward the airdrop. That doesn’t mean it pays to play more.

If you choose a cash prize instead of the corresponding points, those points are removed for good. Likewise, compare the games’ contribution rates before deciding where to use the amount you have already set aside. More points don’t mean a lower risk of loss.

The points earned now count toward the airdrop and don’t expire. Joining earlier gives you more time to earn points, not a known final reward. We don’t consider playing for longer an advantage in itself.

What to watch out for

The main cost of taking part is the possible loss of money on bets, not just a crypto transfer fee. Casino games have a mathematical advantage in the casino’s favor, known as the house edge, and playing repeatedly for points usually costs you over time.

DuelPoints are not a refund of the money you lost playing.

Without a known conversion rate and final allocation rules, you can’t calculate the value of your reward. Don’t chase a leaderboard spot or a bigger balance by trying to win back your losses.

Also watch out for fake sites and messages promising an early claim. Use the official page, check the address before connecting and never share your wallet’s seed phrase or private keys.

For the tax treatment of airdrops in Greece, keep a record of the distribution and your transactions and ask an accountant for guidance before filing your tax return.