Duel.com’s Monarch Banned from X.com After Launching 100% RTP Games
The founder of Duel.com, known as Monarch, along with the official Duel and Empire accounts, has been banned from X.com shortly after unveiling a suite of 100% RTP games. This ban has sparked discussions in the gaming and crypto communities, with Monarch describing the suspension as an attack on their platform, which strives to 'end the house edge' in gaming. While critics question its viability, supporters rally to defend the 'Fair Play Revolution' against alleged biases from traditional platforms. The incident highlights the tension between decentralised ventures and established financial interests.
- Duel.com's Monarch and accounts banned from X.com after 100% RTP games release.
- Move perceived as an attack on disruptive, zero house-edge gaming model.
- Crypto community debates censorship and bias against decentralised innovation.
The founder of Duel.com, known online as Monarch, has been banned from x.com alongside the official Duel and Empire accounts.
Monarch's suspension came just days after Duel.com unveiled a new suite of 100% RTP (Return to Player) games, which the company claims “undercut the entire gambling industry.”
Monarch's suspension came just days after Duel.com unveiled a new suite of 100% RTP (Return to Player) games, which the company claims “undercut the entire gambling industry.”
In a post shared across Duel’s Telegram and Discord channels, Monarch described the move as part of a coordinated attempt to silence the brand. “We are under attack,” he wrote. “My x account along with Empire’s and Duel’s have been banned. This came right after we released 100% RTP games on Duel, undercutting the entire gambling industry. We are a threat to their profits.”
A Disruption in the Casino Market
Duel.com has positioned itself as a player-first crypto casino, promoting what it calls zero house-edge “Duel Originals.” Unlike traditional casino games, where the house typically takes between 1% and 10% of each wager, Duel’s 100% RTP model claims to operate at true mathematical fairness, with no margin retained by the platform itself.
Industry observers see this as an aggressive challenge to conventional casino economics. A 0% edge model, if sustainable, could radically shift player expectations and profit structures across the sector. Critics, however, have questioned the long-term viability of the approach, noting that even small operational costs would require alternative monetisation mechanisms such as sponsorships, side markets, or token-based ecosystems.
“They Can Ban Accounts, Not Ideas”
Monarch’s statement invoked a tone of defiance: “Looks like they have declared war. More updates on the situation later, fighting multiple matrix attacks. Make no mistake, we are at war. Do your part. Sound the alarm. They can take me down but they can’t take down the mission.”
The “mission” he refers to is Duel’s broader campaign to “end the house edge,” a phrase that has become a rallying call within the Duel community. On Discord, users have begun sharing the hashtag #FairPlayRevolution, encouraging followers to repost Duel’s content across other platforms.
Reaction from the Crypto Community
The bans have sparked debate across the Web3 and online gambling ecosystems. Some supporters see it as evidence of establishment bias against decentralised platforms that challenge entrenched financial interests. Others suggest Twitter’s automated moderation systems may have flagged Duel’s marketing content as violating promotional gambling policies, which have tightened significantly in recent months.
Twitter has not commented publicly on the specific reasons for the suspension.
The Road Ahead
While Monarch’s personal accounts are offline, Duel’s team continues to communicate through its website and community channels, promising transparency and resilience. Whether the suspensions were a matter of policy enforcement or something more targeted, the incident has drawn fresh attention to the growing tension between decentralised gaming projects and traditional platforms that mediate their visibility.
For now, Monarch’s message remains clear: “They can keep banning accounts, but they can’t stop all of you from spreading the word.”
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