What this list is for
The news feed is not built for endless scrolling. We publish few items, all of them checked, and it is worth seeing them together: that way it becomes clear which studio released a game when, and when we last went through the dukat.bet pages.
The list contains every piece, from short game news to longer guides. The order follows the date of the item, not the day an article went up on the site. Where several pieces share a date, you will find them grouped by category.
All 18 pieces in one table
For game news and the two live studio items, the date is the day of the official release or announcement. For the roundups, product updates and guides, we give the date of the check on 11 October 2026.
Game news: six slots, four studios
In the game news section, one article covers one game. Only slots that have an official release date on the studio’s site, and that we also saw in the Dukat.bet lobby at the time of writing, make it in. The current six titles come from the Endorphina, Red Tiger, Slotmill and BGaming catalogues.
Each article follows the same frame: what happened, a fact table with sources, a short explanation of the mechanics, and then what to look at in the lobby. At the end, a separate part lists what is not public. One example is which of the two RTP versions of Dead Man's Crew runs on Dukat.bet.
Casino and live news: two roundups, two announcements
This section holds two roundups and two standalone news items. The slot roundup puts the six new titles into one table and explains why the ‘New Games’ shelf is not the place to look for them. The live roundup sums up the live studios in the lobby and the two recent live items.
The Privé Lounge Blackjack item is based on Pragmatic Play’s own release. For Arcade Roulette, however, we only have a secondary source: a studio-submitted release published on an industry portal. The article marks it that way too, because we could not open the ezugi.com site.
Product updates: our own checks, with dates
Product updates do not come from studios; they come from going through the public pages of dukat.bet. We follow four topics: how the site works on mobile, the lobby paths and tags, the general bonus terms and the loyalty programme page.
For these articles the date is not a release day but the day of the check. If something changes, we update the article and show the new date. For the bonus terms, for example, we compared two checks, from 9 October 2026 and 11 October 2026, and found no difference in the points examined.
Guides: the method and the practical steps
The guides are not news; they give you tools for reading the news. The editorial guidelines describe what we treat as news, in what order we trust sources, and how we correct ourselves when we get something wrong.
The guide on studio announcements shows how to separate an early access date from the official release, and what it means when a game has several RTP versions. The checklist sets out what to look at in a new game’s info panel and demo before you play for money. And the archive you are reading now brings it all together in one place.
Release day or check day
The archive uses two kinds of date, and it matters which one you are looking at. For studio news, it is the official release day. That does not always match the day the game first became available somewhere: for Thor's Rage 2, Red Tiger gave 17 September 2026 for early access and 24 September 2026 for the official release, and we use the latter.
For our own observations, the date is the day we went through the site. It means things were like this on that day, not that they have stayed that way since. If you are reading an older item, it is worth taking a look in the lobby yourself.
When an item goes out of date or is wrong
We never quietly delete news after the fact. If a detail changes, for example a studio revises an RTP or dukat.bet renames a path, we update the article and note this on the page. If we made a mistake, we state that a correction was made.
The archive order follows each item’s original date, so an updated article does not jump to the top of the list. If you think a row is no longer accurate, send us the article title and the source on which you spotted the difference.