Is Duelbits legit?

Duelbits launched in 2020 and is run by Liquid Entertainment N.V., which also holds its licence. Our sources contain no detail on the owners behind the company.

The seal in Duelbits' live footer links to a certificate on cert.cga.cw for licence OGL/2024/1507/0838, issued to Liquid Entertainment N.V. and marked 'Active'. Our audit confirmed this is a direct licence under Curaçao's reformed CGA regime, not a legacy sub-licence, correcting older data.

The register, though, shows the term ended on 24 December 2025, with the renewal at 'Assessment in progress' ever since. At our 14 September 2026 check that meant nearly nine months without a confirmed renewal, while the certificate continued to present the licence as active.

• Licence: OGL/2024/1507/0838 (Liquid Entertainment N.V.)
• Certificate: Active
• Register: term ended 24 December 2025, 'Assessment in progress'

Duelbits shows an estimated $200 million in tracked deposits over 12 months (lower bound), and its web traffic has declined sharply over the past year.

One security incident is confirmed. Our sources do not say how player balances were affected.

• 14 February 2024: about $4.6 million stolen through a leaked private key.
• Licence renewal pending since the term ended on 24 December 2025.

• Look up OGL/2024/1507/0838 in the CGA register; the certificate showed 'Active' while the register did not confirm a current term.
• Keep only what you are actively using on the platform; the 2024 key leak shows funds held by the casino can be exposed.
• Watch for a renewal decision: a long 'Assessment in progress' status can end in expiry, as it did for Rollbit.
• Check the terms for withdrawal limits and identity-check triggers.