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Availability is decided by licensing and local law, and it changes. These guides explain how restrictions are applied, how to check your own situation, and why VPN workarounds put your balance at risk.
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Check the restricted-territories section of Duel.com's terms of service — if your country of residence is listed, you are not permitted to play, regardless of whether the site loads. Duel.com is restricted in many jurisdictions, commonly including the United States and United Kingdom. Duel.help does not publish a country list because it goes stale.
Not to change or hide your location. Duel.com's terms prohibit accessing the site from restricted territories and misrepresenting where you are; a VPN used for that purpose is a breach that can void winnings and close the account. If you are in a permitted country and simply prefer a VPN for privacy, you still risk mismatched location signals that trigger review.
Because its Anjouan licence does not authorise it to operate where a local licence is legally required, and because sanctions and the terms of service exclude other territories. Operators that accept play from forbidden markets risk their licence, payment partners and legal exposure, so they geo-block rather than take the risk.
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