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Duel’s Public Stats and High Scores

Duel has recently opened a public stats page where you can see all players and their scores, which once again shows how unique this project is. So, what exactly can you find there? All data is grouped by time. There are tabs for Top Wagers, Biggest Winners, Biggest Losers, Biggest Wins, Biggest Losses and Luckiest Wins.

In total, there are 31,675 players on the platform – meaning people who actually made a deposit and played. The luckiest player is sitting on a profit of $7,322,888.96, while the unluckiest one is down -$8,804,812.35. The biggest single wins so far have come from Duck Hunters, Plinko, Hand of Anubis, San Quentin 2: Death Row, Big Bass Bonanza Megaways and a few other titles.

For example, at the time of writing, the Luckiest Wins tab shows that Beef (basically a Mission Uncrossable–style game with a chicken crossing the road) has a max multiplier of 183,277.95x. Next is Mines with 13,339.43x. Overall, it’s clear that the original games are performing very well.

It’s also interesting that the biggest losses have come from sports bets and Privé Lounge Blackjack. If you want, you can dig deeper into the stats, add everything up, see how much has been won and lost in total, and roughly calculate the casino’s overall profit or loss.

In any case, as of today this is probably one of the best projects where you can comfortably degen. There are some downsides: it only accepts crypto, and the UI can lag in places. But it’s still better to learn crypto once and then forget about old-school casinos with endless KYC, random blocks after big wins, frozen withdrawals, useless support, unclear RTP, and so on.