Full transparency
Affiliate Disclosure
Duel Slot Games may earn commission from some of the links on this site. This page explains, in plain terms, how that works, what it does and does not change, and why the site's data stays independent of any commercial relationship.
The short version: if you follow certain links and then register or play at a partner casino, the site may receive compensation, at no extra cost to you. That payment never decides which figures are published or how a game is described.
In one lineAffiliate links may earn the site money; verified data and cautious wording do not change because of it.
How it works
How Affiliate Links Work
An affiliate link is a tracked link to a third-party casino or service. If you click one and later complete an action such as registering or playing, the partner can attribute that referral to this site, usually through a cookie or a reference code. When a referral qualifies under the partner's terms, the site may receive a commission.
This is a common way for independent information sites to fund their work. It lets the site stay free to read while covering the time spent checking and dating slot data.
Your cost
No Extra Cost to You
Using an affiliate link does not change the price, terms or experience you receive at the destination. You are not charged more, and you do not get a worse deal, for arriving through a link on this site. If a partner offer differs from what you would otherwise see, that is set by the casino, not by this site.
The firewall
Editorial Independence
The most important point on this page is that commercial relationships do not drive the data. Displayed house edge, implied RTP, provider attributions and verification status are recorded from the live Duel game page and dated, regardless of whether a casino is a partner. A value is never changed, hidden or inflated because of an affiliate arrangement.
The site also keeps its cautious wording: it describes a "lower displayed house edge" rather than a "best" or "safe" slot, even on pages that contain affiliate links. If a partner relationship ever conflicted with publishing an honest figure, the figure would win.
Not a recommendation
An Affiliate Link Is Not a Recommendation to Gamble
The presence of an affiliate link does not mean the site is telling you to gamble, or that a casino is suitable for you. Gambling carries real financial risk, and no amount of data removes it. Before using any gambling site, check its current terms, your country's access rules, the payment methods, identity requirements and responsible gambling tools, and decide based on your own circumstances.
If gambling does not feel under control, the responsible gambling page lists free, confidential support services.
How links appear
How Affiliate Links Are Used
Where affiliate links appear, they are placed in dedicated areas rather than woven through factual sentences, so that data and commercial links stay visually separate. Verified figures and provider details are presented on their own, and any call to action is kept distinct from the editorial content around it.
Not every link on the site is an affiliate link. Links to regulators, support services and primary sources are included purely for accuracy and safety, and the site earns nothing from them.
Why disclose
Why We Disclose This
Clear disclosure is both good practice and, in many regions, a legal expectation for sites that earn from referrals. Guidance such as the FTC's in the United States asks for affiliate relationships to be disclosed plainly. More simply, you deserve to know how a free site is funded so you can weigh its content fairly.
If anything about the site's affiliate relationships is unclear, you can ask through the contact page.