Duel Originals — Complete Guide
Duel's in-house originals, listed at 100% RTP, with a daily zero-edge allowance. and full cryptographic verifiability. Here's everything you need to know about each game.
Quick Answer
What are Duel Originals and why do they matter?
Duel Originals are listed at 100% RTP. Inside the daily zero-edge allowance, net edge is ~0%. After the allowance, the 0.1% originals rakeback stops. They are not a 1% house-edge catalog in Duel’s public docs.
Key Takeaways
- ✓Duel lists originals at 100% RTP.
- ✓Zero Edge FAQ: 0.1% base edge + 0.1% instant rakeback inside a daily allowance (net ~0).
- ✓After the daily allowance, that originals rakeback stops until reset.
- ✓We do not publish 0.5% blackjack or 1% crash as Duel-verified edges.
- ✓Confirm seeds and paytables in the live game client.
All Duel Original Games
Crash
A multiplier game where a rising line crashes at a random point. Cash out before the crash to win. Duel lists Crash as a 100% RTP original; within the daily zero-edge allowance, 0.1% instant rakeback offsets the 0.1% base edge.
Blackjack
Duel Original blackjack, listed at 100% RTP. Duel has said perfect play is designed around zero house edge, with suboptimal play still losing EV. We do not publish a 0.5% 'basic strategy edge' as a Duel-verified number.
Roulette
Duel lists Castle Roulette as a live original at 100% RTP. Do not treat this as standard European (2.7%) or American (5.26%) roulette math unless the in-game paytable matches.
Plinko
Ball-drop multiplier original listed at 100% RTP. Risk modes change variance, not a published extra house-edge table on duel.com.
Mines
Grid reveal original listed at 100% RTP. Mine count changes variance.
Dice
Probability-threshold original listed at 100% RTP. Duel uses this category as the example for 50/50-style zero-edge design, with daily limits.
Originals Comparison Table
| Game | Base RTP | House Edge | Eff. Edge (DUEL5) | Volatility | Provably Fair |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crash | 99.9% | 0.1% | 0% | high | ✓ |
| BlackjackBest EV | 99.9% | 0.1% | 0% | low | ✓ |
| Roulette | 99.9% | 0.1% | 0% | medium | ✓ |
| Plinko | 99.9% | 0.1% | 0% | medium | ✓ |
| Mines | 99.9% | 0.1% | 0% | very-high | ✓ |
| Dice | 99.9% | 0.1% | 0% | variable | ✓ |
Effective edge assumes DUEL5 rakeback tier (5% of house edge returned).
How Provably Fair Works
Provably fair is a cryptographic system that prevents the casino from manipulating game outcomes. Here's how to verify a Duel Original result:
- Before your bet
Duel generates a server seed and provides you with its cryptographic hash (SHA-256). You can also see your client seed and current nonce.
- During the game
The outcome is determined by combining the server seed, client seed, and nonce through a deterministic algorithm — both parties' inputs prevent manipulation.
- After the game
Duel reveals the actual server seed. You can hash it yourself to confirm it matches what was shown before your bet — proving it wasn't changed.
- Verification
Use Duel's built-in verification tool or any SHA-256 hash tool online. If the hash matches the pre-game hash, the result was fair.