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How to register on Duel.com

Signing up takes about two minutes and doesn't require ID verification to get started. Here's the full process, plus how to make sure your account gets the DuelClan rakeback from day one.

  1. Step 1

    Open Duel.com through the DuelClan link

    Click any "Play on Duel.com" button on this site rather than typing the URL from memory — it routes through our referral link, which is what actually attaches the DuelClan rakeback to your new account. There's no code to type in by hand.

  2. Step 2

    Click Sign Up and enter your details

    Open the registration form and enter an email address and a strong, unique password. Duel.com doesn't require your name, address or ID at this stage — just an email and password to create the account.

  3. Step 3

    Accept the terms and create your account

    Tick the terms of service checkbox and confirm. Your account is created immediately — most crypto casinos, Duel.com included, let you start browsing and even depositing right away without waiting on manual approval.

  4. Step 4

    Verify your email (if prompted)

    Duel.com may send a confirmation link to the email you signed up with. Click it to fully verify the account — this can also matter later if you ever need to recover access or raise a support ticket.

  5. Step 5

    Log in and make your first deposit

    You're in. From here, head to the wallet section to deposit crypto and start playing. See our deposit guide below for the exact steps.

Do I need to verify my identity to sign up?

No — typical registration and play on Duel.com doesn't require KYC. Duel.com can still request identity verification later for unusually large withdrawals or where local regulations require it, so don't assume every future cashout will skip that step.

Next up

Fund your new account

Account created? Here's exactly how to get crypto into your Duel.com wallet.

This guide describes the general Duel.com sign-up flow as of publication. It is maintained by fans and is not written or approved by Duel.com — the exact steps and screens can change, so always follow what's shown on the live site.