The company behind the domain
Duel’s terms identify Immortal Snail LLC and give a Nevis registration number and office address. A named operator is a basic prerequisite for a credible review because it lets readers distinguish the product brand from the legal entity responsible for it.
Those details should still be rechecked against current terms before depositing. Operators, licences and restricted markets can change, and an old review can become misleading even when it was accurate when published.
The regulatory framework
The published licence is from the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan in the Union of Comoros. Duel’s terms say disputes are governed by Anjouan law and resolved through binding arbitration there.
That framework is materially different from using an operator licensed in a player’s home market. We do not collapse those differences into a coloured shield or a numeric safety score.
Country restrictions matter
The terms list a substantial set of restricted countries, including the UK and US at the time of review. A player is also responsible for ensuring gambling is legal where they are located.
Trying to bypass a location restriction can undermine any later complaint. Eligibility should be checked before registration, not after a successful win creates a reason for enhanced account review.
Questions players ask
What is Duel’s licence number?+
Duel’s current terms state licence number ALSI-202411026-FI1.
Who operates Duel.com?+
The terms identify Immortal Snail LLC, registered in Nevis, as the operator.
Which law governs Duel disputes?+
The current terms specify Anjouan law and binding arbitration in Anjouan.