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Duel Duck

Duel Duck organizes prediction markets as user-created yes/no duels. Public cards expose deadlines, entry or stake information, volume and creator fees, helping communities examine their own questions on the platform’s separate pool and settlement mechanics.

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Availability: public

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What is Duel Duck?

Browse hot, new and ending-soon duels before considering participation. Read the exact question, prediction deadline, stake and resolution conditions as well as the creator fee. Reviewed cards showed 5% and 10% examples, but entry amounts and fees vary by duel rather than following a single universal tariff.

Creator and creator-program entry points support communities publishing questions, while public cards provide embed routes and the site provides API information. Evaluate how an embedded duel would appear and operate in its destination community. Duel Duck is its own Solana venue, and no funded participation or resolution was tested in the recorded review.

Who it is for

  • For communities exploring custom prediction questions and builders evaluating embedded prediction experiences.

Markets and platform rules

  • Public prediction cards

    Browse hot, new and ending-soon questions with visible deadlines, entry information, volume and creator fees.

  • Creation and creator program

    Explore the creation and creator-program entry points when considering a community question.

  • Embeds and API information

    Public cards expose embed workflows and the site provides API information for integration research.

Market participation workflows

Read a duel’s terms

Read question, deadline, stake, creator fee and resolution conditions before deciding whether to participate.

Evaluate a community embed

Inspect creator and API documentation to understand the appearance, participation and settlement path of an embedded duel.

Pricing and total cost

Browsing is public. Entry amounts and creator fees vary by duel; the reviewed 5% and 10% examples are not universal prices. Participation requires an account or wallet and the platform’s age and regional conditions.

Access and participation

  1. Browse a public duel and read entry, fee and resolution terms.
  2. Use creator or API documentation when assessing an integration and check account, age and regional requirements before participation.

Participation requires an account or wallet and compliance with age and regional conditions.

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What to check

  • The venue uses its own pool and settlement mechanics. Funded participation and resolution were not tested, and its rules should not be assumed equivalent to Polymarket.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating
3.5/ 5
0 user reviews

Our take on Duel Duck

Visible per-duel economics and creator tools make this a concrete community alternative. Compare its own mechanics rather than assuming equivalence with Polymarket.

Assessment criteria
Task usefulness, documented scope, setup clarity, and access and cost transparency.
Assessment date
Documentation reviewed

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Frequently asked questions about Duel Duck

Is every creator fee 5% or 10%?

Those are reviewed card examples. Fees and entry amounts vary by duel and require checking its terms.