News backed by a date and a source
We started because most texts about casino releases do not say where their data comes from. An RTP value, a maximum win or a release day is only worth something if you know who published it and when.
So every news item we write answers the same question: what happened, who said so, and what it means for the player. If we could not verify a figure, we describe it in a separate ‘What we don’t know’ section instead of filling the gap with an estimate.
Our topics fall into four groups: new games, casino and live news, product updates, and guides. Everything published so far is listed by date in the news archive.
Three types of source, in ranked order
Not all sources carry equal weight, so we keep to an order:
- The studio's official website. When the developer itself publishes the release date, the RTP or the volatility, this is the primary source.
- A studio-submitted press release on an industry portal. We use this when the developer's own site is unavailable. That is what we did for the Arcade Roulette item, and the text says so.
- Our own observation on dukat.bet, with a date. This covers whether a game has appeared in the lobby, whether it has a demo, or which route returns a 404 error.
When two sources disagree, we name both. The detailed rules are in our editorial policy, and we wrote a separate guide on how to read studio announcements.
What we leave out of the news feed on purpose
Some topics we do not cover, even if they would bring plenty of clicks:
- invented or unconfirmed promotions, tournaments and prize draws;
- ‘coming soon’ claims with no official source behind them;
- player numbers, popularity rankings and opinions we cannot back up;
- copied licence wording, payment methods and payout times.
The last point does not mean these questions are unimportant. They simply cannot be answered accurately from our sources, so it is worth reading Dukat.bet's own documents directly.
We are an editorial team, not a casino
There is no casino behind this site, and no bets are taken here. There are no player accounts, balances or cashier here. If something in the lobby does not work the way you want, Dukat.bet customer support is the place to have it looked into.
We write about bonuses only when they fit the topic of a news item, and always with the figures from the official terms. Those figures are valid on the day of our check; the final word belongs to Dukat.bet's own rules.
Nor can we tell you how much you might win or lose in a given game. RTP and volatility are long-term statistical properties and do not predict any single session. That is why we repeat it for every new game: demo first, then a budget, and only after that a real stake.
Our editorial address in Bratislava
Postal address: Štefánikova 2, 811 05 Bratislava, Slovakia.
You can reach us by email at info@ducatbet.club. Feel free to write in Hungarian, Slovak or English. More on error reports and what to put in a message is on our contact page.