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How long did my Duel withdrawals take?

Getting my money out was the part I wanted to check. I have now made two ETH and six LTC withdrawals across two sessions, all completed without an ID request.

3 min 32 sec average from request to blockchain across 8 payments.

By PrincePickles19 September 2026

See the receipts

8 withdrawals, all completed

· ETH and LTC

First withdrawal

$148.490.060018 ETH
1 min 11 secFrom request to blockchain

Second withdrawal

$62.040.024572 ETH
6 min 47 secFrom request to blockchain

LTC #890206

$59.251.09110606 LTC
5 min 00 secFrom request to blockchain

LTC #890440

$59.521.09608920 LTC
5 min 43 secFrom request to blockchain

LTC #890814

$170.433.13868472 LTC
2 min 33 secFrom request to blockchain

LTC #891090

$30.170.55555415 LTC
2 min 16 secFrom request to blockchain

LTC #891659

$110.632.03741293 LTC
2 min 04 secFrom request to blockchain

LTC #891857

$24.940.45938852 LTC
2 min 41 secFrom request to blockchain

I compared each request minute on Duel’s receipt with its first confirmed block. The list includes two ETH payments from 28 August and six LTC payments from 13–14 September.

Dollar amounts retain the values shown in the saved records. The original receipts and their capture dates are below.

An account showing $366,592 in withdrawals

My first-day ETH cash-outs were about $148 and $62. The public Duel profile for dantheman911 shows a rather different scale.

Korra, who works for Duel, shared the story after the player hit $343,128 from a $3,000 bet on Duck Hunters 2 and decided to cash out. According to Korra’s post, the money arrived on-chain just two minutes after the withdrawal request.

Read Korra’s original post
Redrawn public account summary for dantheman911: $25,358.22 wagered, $338,675.47 profit/loss, $27,798.83 deposited and $366,592.54 withdrawn. An overlapping excerpt attributes the 10:17 to 10:19 payment timeline to Korra.
Redrawn from Duel’s public profile, with an excerpt from Korra’s post. Checked 13 September 2026. Open the original account capture ↗
What the account record shows

The profile displays cumulative account totals, not an individual withdrawal receipt. The $343,128 figure is the reported return from one bet; it is not the account’s displayed profit or withdrawal total.

The public profile was opened through Duel’s High Scores user search. Its four summary figures match Korra’s screenshot. No transaction hash or recipient confirmation has been matched to the reported two-minute payment, and this case supplies no evidence about whether KYC was requested.

The withdrawal options

I wasn’t asked for ID during either documented session. All eight matched payments show Complete. My KYC record distinguishes that personal experience from the checks Duel can still require.

I’m keeping this record as I make more withdrawals. If a later payment brings a verification request, I’ll add what Duel asked for and how it affected the wait, alongside the withdrawals that went through without it.

Account history checked 19 September 2026.

I have used Ethereum and Litecoin. The dated withdrawal-menu check found 16 currencies to choose from. Bitcoin, USDC and USDT are there alongside the other options listed below.

  • EthereumETH
  • BitcoinBTC
  • Bitcoin CashBCH
  • LitecoinLTC
  • USD CoinUSDC
  • TetherUSDT
  • TRONTRX
  • Binance CoinBNB
  • SolanaSOL
  • RippleXRP
  • DogeDOGE
  • CardanoADA
  • ChainlinkLINK
  • AvalancheAVAX
  • GramGRAM
  • HederaHBAR

Withdraw menu checked 19 September 2026. My timing record covers ETH and LTC; the other currencies have not been tested by me.

My advice is to withdraw to a personal wallet first, then send the crypto to an exchange when you’re ready to cash out. I believe that extra step is a sensible precaution to help protect your exchange account, whichever casino you use. I lost my own Coinbase account after direct casino transfers, which is why I recommend it from experience. My deposit guide shows the wallet route I use.

What it cost me to withdraw

My six Litecoin receipts show the amount withdrawn matching the amount spent. I did not see a separate Duel deduction on those payments. That is the part I can establish from my own account.

The cashier showed a $0.00 transaction fee when checked on 19 September. Support’s reply the next day explained that Duel takes the necessary network fee, shown at the bottom of the withdrawal form after the amount and network are chosen. I would use that final figure for the next payment, rather than assume my earlier zero-fee display applies to every coin.

Getting money into Duel had a cost too: I paid £3 through Revolut X before the first Litecoin deposit. My deposit guide keeps that separate from a fee charged by Duel.

A $1 minimum, according to support

Support stated on 20 September that the minimum withdrawal is $1 for every currency and there is no maximum for any of them. My own smallest and largest LTC payments were 0.45938852 and 3.13868472 LTC, so I have not tested either end of that claim.

Duel support reply stating a $1 minimum, no maximum, and network fees shown in the withdrawal form
Hegert0n’s reply, supplied on 20 September 2026.
Scope of the support answer

The question asked about per-transaction and daily limits. The reply said there was no maximum but did not separately address daily limits. The supplied capture does not establish an exact response time. This was an information enquiry, not a test of dispute handling or a failed withdrawal.

A blockchain transaction’s network fee is not necessarily a separate deduction from this account. The six saved LTC transactions each show 0.00000141 LTC for the whole outgoing transaction; the cashier receipts show no additional account deduction.

The original receipts

The saved receipts sit beside their Ethereum or Litecoin transactions. These are also part of the account evidence behind my verdict on Duel. Litecoin receipt dollar values were captured on 19 September; the payment list preserves the 14 September display. These changing valuations are not a profit calculation.

Original Duel withdrawal receipt #817490, $148.49, marked Complete

First withdrawal

Receipt
#817490
Withdrawal date
28 August 2026
Currency amount
0.060018 ETH

The capture shows the payment as complete and a displayed value of $148.49.

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