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🌐 Trades in several languages, unlike its sisters
🏆 Every session framed as a duel
👥 Who shares the account with Duelz
Three names share the licence Duelz trades on, and each wears the shared platform differently enough to be worth knowing apart.
Every one of the three keeps the same company, the same licence and the same balance protection behind it. Nothing about the wrapper changes what happens if you need to complain or if the business itself ran into trouble.
📂 One licence, printed two ways
SuprPlay Limited holds the Gambling Commission licence behind Duelz and its three sisters, based in Malta and permitted for remote casino only since 2017, nothing else. The terms on the Duelz site print a licence reference that does not exactly line up with the figure the regulator publishes for that same account: the final digits are different, which reads as a filing detail rather than a real discrepancy, and the underlying company, account and permission line up regardless. Neither version is treated as correct here; both are on record.
📌 What the file says about Duelz
- Runs on the SuprPlay Limited licence, filed from Malta, remote casino permission only, active since 2017
- Four addresses on file, every one Active, none ever marked Inactive
- No trading name filed for Duelz or any of its three sisters
- A Duelz balance sits at the same protection level as every sister: the lowest of three the regulator recognises
🔁 Sold once, in 2023, and only at the top
SuprPlay Limited answers to a wider group called SuprNation, a name the Los Vegas footer traces back to 2015. DoubleDown Interactive, a Nasdaq company whose main line of business is casino games played for pretend stakes, bought SuprNation outright in a deal struck in January 2023 and closed that October for close to $36.5 million. DoubleDown named three of the four brands in its own announcement of the deal: VoodooDreams, NY Spins and Duelz. Los Vegas never appeared in that list, which is why this page treats it as the later arrival of the four. DoubleDown itself holds gambling permissions in four countries in total, this British one among them.
⚡ Built around a duel, not just dressed as one
Duelz turns every spin into part of a contest, a mechanic built into the session itself rather than a skin painted over a standard slot lobby. Nothing else in the family works quite that way: the other three simply present games, Duelz stages them. A language option in the navigation bar is another first for the group, fitting an operator that runs the same site across several countries with Britain as one edition among them. And one title on the lobby shelf, Duelz 3x1, borrows the brand name outright, a naming choice none of the three sisters can match.
🔍 Zero recorded actions, and what the file misses
Nothing sits against the account on its own enforcement page, and a check across every name tied to this family, the account number included, turned up nothing further either. That search only reaches as far back as September 2023, though, and the SuprPlay licence itself opened in 2017: the three most recent years are covered, the six before them are not, in this source or anywhere else this page relied on.
🔎 A name harder to mix up than most
Duelz causes less confusion than its sisters, mostly because the spelling is distinctive enough to be hard to collide with by accident. The other three are not so lucky. NY Spins sits one letter away from a brand called New Spins, run by an unrelated company on the Jumpman Gaming account, a completely separate licence. Los Vegas shares a word with a crowd of unconnected casinos, among them Leo Vegas, Lucky Vegas, Vegas Winner and Magical Vegas, none of them sharing a company or a licence with it. The account number is what actually proves a relationship between two sites; the name never does, and the Duelz account backs that up: search it and nothing else comes back.
- ✅ Safe: checking the account number behind Duelz rather than trusting the name alone, since a distinctive spelling offers little protection against a determined copycat.
- ❌ Costly: assuming the duel mechanic changes anything about the licence, the protection level or the company standing behind the cashier. It is presentation, not substance.
🔗 The rest of the account, in one place
Duelz is one face on a single account shared with three others, and the wider story, ownership included, is told once rather than retold on every brand it covers.
Every address on the account, the ownership chain and the two-number mismatch, covered once rather than four times over
See Duelz on the bingo and slots index.