Risk Disclosure — Duelana

Duelana does not pay us to write this site and does not approve our copy before it publishes. The operator has never asked us to remove a critical passage, and if they did we would refuse and note the attempt in this page. The star score, the bonus review, the payments comparison — none of them are influenced by our commercial relationship. If you compare our review with a paid press release you will see the difference: we describe the wagering multiplier, the maximum win cap, and the wait time on a withdrawal in the same paragraph as the headline bonus number, because that is what a reader needs to decide, not what the operator wants foregrounded. Our editorial standards were written before we opened the affiliate account with Duelana and are the same standards we apply to every operator we cover. If we ever have to choose between a commission and an accurate warning to readers, the warning wins — that has cost us commissions in the past, and we are still here.

When a reader clicks through from this site to Duelana and later opens a real-money account, the operator pays us a referral commission. It is either a flat fee per registered player (typically £30–£100 per first-time depositor for UK operators) or a share of the net revenue on that account, usually 25–40% for the lifetime of the player. That is our only source of income for this project. We do not run display ads, we do not take sponsored posts, we do not accept free bonus codes or VIP status in exchange for coverage, and we do not sell email lists — we do not have an email list to sell. Our commission is unchanged whether we give Duelana a 4-star review or a 2-star review, and it is unchanged whether a reader deposits £10 or £10,000. The commission funds the salaries of the editorial team, the hosting, the compliance training, and the quarterly re-check cycle. In a good month it covers everything; in a bad month we top it up from savings and shorter freelance work.

You pay nothing to read this site and nothing extra to sign up at Duelana through our link — the bonus terms, the odds, and the payments are identical whether you arrive from our page or from a search engine. We do not add a booking fee, we do not lock content behind a paywall, and we do not have an affiliate code that changes the offer. If a promotion on our site says '100% up to £500', that is the same 100% up to £500 that Duelana advertises on its own front page — not an inflated headline that shrinks when you get to the terms page. In the rare case where an operator runs a special bonus for readers coming from an affiliate site, we describe it as such in plain English and show both the standard offer and the affiliate-only variant side by side so you can pick the one that fits your play style.

Nothing about the promotion changes for you when you click our outbound link — the bonus and the terms are exactly what Duelana publishes. What does change for us: if you sign up through our link, the referral commission funds the next round of editorial work on this site — the payments re-check, the quarterly bonus audit, the small update we do every time an operator changes a wagering multiplier. If you would rather not send us the referral, you can type the operator's URL directly into your browser — please still register with the same care and read the terms in full, because the operator's own front page will not warn you about the small print. Either way, please treat any welcome bonus as entertainment spend that you are prepared to lose entirely, not as an investment. Every promotion we describe is designed to be a positive-EV move for the operator over the long run; the excitement is in the short-run variance, not in the arithmetic.