Duelbits Instagram already has 32K followers which means its active too. However, no promo codes has been published so far as we can see.
I am not sure if Duelbits has thought about it already or not, but that's the easiest one.
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June 04, 2023, 11:29:35 PM
Duelbits Instagram already has 32K followers which means its active too. However, no promo codes has been published so far as we can see.
I am not sure if Duelbits has thought about it already or not, but that's the easiest one.
June 04, 2023, 10:50:03 PM
But these bots will partake in anything that they can as long as the requirements are too easy for them to join.
That's why I said that these bot accounts take part in normal giveaways which have no requirements like simple like and retweet for small amounts but there are promotions from the team with wagering requirements also like get bonus codes or freespins with 1x wagering or more and big events see how much you deposit etc which these bots account avoid.But yes we see lot of them participating in Twitter giveaways about which we can't do anything.So let Duelbits do their games and let whom will win either bot account or legit player who really care?
lol lets enjoy the game of we are parting here .
June 04, 2023, 12:34:24 AM
though if you think that the twitter contests main goal is to attract engagement (farm) then the bots aren't such a big deal, unless they start undermine credibility on the company too much
Partially they can check Twitter farm accounts and verify their quality by audit scores. These sites are not perfect but a company can use it as part of their toolkit to reject low quality accounts and increase effects from their marketing campaigns.https://twitteraudit.com/
https://www.followeraudit.com/
and also maybe extending other giveaways not only in twitter like at least telegram or facebook (sorry if I missed something that already running)
I am willing to bring more support to those initiative .
Oh, this issue is still underway. I think Duelbits should stop the promotional activity on "Twitter" and reconsider promoting the same on let us say Telegram. That seems to be very reasonable and I am already seeing various other casinos making good progress on that front. I never saw any complaints from that end. Even Instagram is good for that matter. I don't what makes Twitter so complicated or easy to manipulate but its algorithm is something that has been playing devil all the time. (all the bots and stuff).
Duelbits Instagram already has 32K followers which means its active too. However, no promo codes has been published so far as we can see.
I am not sure if Duelbits has thought about it already or not, but that's the easiest one.
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June 03, 2023, 11:58:58 PM
though if you think that the twitter contests main goal is to attract engagement (farm) then the bots aren't such a big deal, unless they start undermine credibility on the company too much
Partially they can check Twitter farm accounts and verify their quality by audit scores. These sites are not perfect but a company can use it as part of their toolkit to reject low quality accounts and increase effects from their marketing campaigns.https://twitteraudit.com/
https://www.followeraudit.com/
The problem is the Casino doesn't require any specific number of followers for all participants. This kind of audit is useless on Duelbits giveaways since the only requirements for their giveaway are just the simple like and retweet task followed by the specific task for the event. A Twitter audit is only applicable to bounty campaigns in which the manager chooses the participants for qualification before receiving their rewards.
Also, this bot issue is probably not on Duelbits priority list since no one is pointing out this issue directly to the team.
June 03, 2023, 08:29:49 PM
though if you think that the twitter contests main goal is to attract engagement (farm) then the bots aren't such a big deal, unless they start undermine credibility on the company too much
Partially they can check Twitter farm accounts and verify their quality by audit scores. These sites are not perfect but a company can use it as part of their toolkit to reject low quality accounts and increase effects from their marketing campaigns.https://twitteraudit.com/
https://www.followeraudit.com/
and also maybe extending other giveaways not only in twitter like at least telegram or facebook (sorry if I missed something that already running)
I am willing to bring more support to those initiative .
June 03, 2023, 01:24:30 AM
But these bots will partake in anything that they can as long as the requirements are too easy for them to join.
That's why I said that these bot accounts take part in normal giveaways which have no requirements like simple like and retweet for small amounts but there are promotions from the team with wagering requirements also like get bonus codes or freespins with 1x wagering or more and big events see how much you deposit etc which these bots account avoid.But yes we see lot of them participating in Twitter giveaways about which we can't do anything. 
June 03, 2023, 12:53:42 AM
There are many events in which these bots can't take part like getting free spins or coupon codes with some wagering requirements.
But these bots will partake in anything that they can as long as the requirements are too easy for them to join. For the normal giveaways also the amount is small and team do it for small promotion to keep up the social media reach so for bots they don't care too much and we can also try as algorithm can pick up any person from the list randomly.
I think that they do but it just so happens that they're hard to avoid and they keep coming no matter what they do. And a way to eliminate their participation is to add some restriction or requirement for those eligible winners. 
June 02, 2023, 11:54:40 PM
though if you think that the twitter contests main goal is to attract engagement (farm) then the bots aren't such a big deal, unless they start undermine credibility on the company too much
Partially they can check Twitter farm accounts and verify their quality by audit scores. These sites are not perfect but a company can use it as part of their toolkit to reject low quality accounts and increase effects from their marketing campaigns.https://twitteraudit.com/
https://www.followeraudit.com/
June 02, 2023, 05:28:49 AM
though if you think that the twitter contests main goal is to attract engagement (farm) then the bots aren't such a big deal, unless they start undermine credibility on the company too much
Partially they can check Twitter farm accounts and verify their quality by audit scores. These sites are not perfect but a company can use it as part of their toolkit to reject low quality accounts and increase effects from their marketing campaigns.https://twitteraudit.com/
https://www.followeraudit.com/
June 01, 2023, 10:07:53 AM
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well it's not a lot of time anyways
one retweet, or one quote retweet or something like that
will take less than one minute and can be done almost on automatic if you're rolling social media
but I do agree there are better ways to make contests excluding bots
well it's not a lot of time anyways
one retweet, or one quote retweet or something like that
will take less than one minute and can be done almost on automatic if you're rolling social media
but I do agree there are better ways to make contests excluding bots
retweet, or quote retweet or something like that very simple to do, but this simple action lead maximize bot participation.
They've to set some rules to exclude bots, so make sure we're participating as a real person.
I personally think that Duelbits should step up with certain requirements when it comes to conducting giveaways on social media platforms, that are a bit harder for bots to meet.
it's a game of cat and mouse, isn't it?
they can put up more verifications on contexts to try to attract bots, or even require KYC
though if you think that the twitter contests main goal is to attract engagement (farm) then the bots aren't such a big deal, unless they start undermine credibility on the company too much
June 01, 2023, 02:39:01 AM
well it's not a lot of time anyways
one retweet, or one quote retweet or something like that
will take less than one minute and can be done almost on automatic if you're rolling social media
but I do agree there are better ways to make contests excluding bots
June 01, 2023, 02:32:45 AM
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well it's not a lot of time anyways
one retweet, or one quote retweet or something like that
will take less than one minute and can be done almost on automatic if you're rolling social media
but I do agree there are better ways to make contests excluding bots
well it's not a lot of time anyways
one retweet, or one quote retweet or something like that
will take less than one minute and can be done almost on automatic if you're rolling social media
but I do agree there are better ways to make contests excluding bots
retweet, or quote retweet or something like that very simple to do, but this simple action lead maximize bot participation.
They've to set some rules to exclude bots, so make sure we're participating as a real person.
I personally think that Duelbits should step up with certain requirements when it comes to conducting giveaways on social media platforms, that are a bit harder for bots to meet.
June 01, 2023, 02:05:21 AM
I joined bunch of Duelbits contest and trivia on twitter. It’s almost impossible to win due to the bot accounts infesting the comment section to increase their chance of winning. I’d rather focus on casino website promotion than the social media that saturated with bot account.
yes, trying won't hurt but when it becomes that big it's usually really really hard to win
then the difference between trying and not trying becomes really small
but of course, nobody never won anything by not trying
I think the team behind the contests should raise up and do something about the bots, to give real people a better chance of winning, else, a time will come when it will be only bots joining the contest, because real people have lost confidence.
well it's not a lot of time anyways
one retweet, or one quote retweet or something like that
will take less than one minute and can be done almost on automatic if you're rolling social media
but I do agree there are better ways to make contests excluding bots
I joined bunch of Duelbits contest and trivia on twitter. It’s almost impossible to win due to the bot accounts infesting the comment section to increase their chance of winning. I’d rather focus on casino website promotion than the social media that saturated with bot account.
yes, trying won't hurt but when it becomes that big it's usually really really hard to win
then the difference between trying and not trying becomes really small
but of course, nobody never won anything by not trying
I think the team behind the contests should raise up and do something about the bots, to give real people a better chance of winning, else, a time will come when it will be only bots joining the contest, because real people have lost confidence.
well it's not a lot of time anyways
one retweet, or one quote retweet or something like that
will take less than one minute and can be done almost on automatic if you're rolling social media
but I do agree there are better ways to make contests excluding bots
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Hello,
I would like to share my Duelbits experience with you.
Made a deposit of around 8.1k USD a couple of days ago, credited on my account directly.
Afterwards placed a total of 11 bets on French Open moneyline and set markets, all bets between 4k-8k USD stake.
I checked my mail account after the last bet (which was a 6k loosing bet) and got a message from Duelbits, that "betting restrictions will be applied to any future bets placed."
Furthermore, my account "will no longer be eligible to partake in any Sportsbook promitions or receive any bonuses in relation to the Sportsbook".
At this point in time, my balance as around 7k USD, so I was actually overall in red.
As I did not want to continue betting with them, I wanted to withdraw my money (and as promoted by them - those withdrawals are instant).
I would like to share my Duelbits experience with you.
Made a deposit of around 8.1k USD a couple of days ago, credited on my account directly.
Afterwards placed a total of 11 bets on French Open moneyline and set markets, all bets between 4k-8k USD stake.
I checked my mail account after the last bet (which was a 6k loosing bet) and got a message from Duelbits, that "betting restrictions will be applied to any future bets placed."
Furthermore, my account "will no longer be eligible to partake in any Sportsbook promitions or receive any bonuses in relation to the Sportsbook".
At this point in time, my balance as around 7k USD, so I was actually overall in red.
As I did not want to continue betting with them, I wanted to withdraw my money (and as promoted by them - those withdrawals are instant).
I don't understand precisely your balance history. You said you made a deposit of 8.1K USD and lose 6K on one of your bets which means you only have 2K on your balance when your account is restricted. Do you gain some huge win to recover some loses to make your balance at 7K before your account is restricted?
They asked me to do document + face KYC which is what I have done now but really not expected by a company pomoting itself with "instant withdrawals".
They will now need 48 hours to check my documents before proceeding with my withdraw request.
Overall pretty bad experience with them, strongly not recommending using them.
Keeping you updated regarding my progress.
They will now need 48 hours to check my documents before proceeding with my withdraw request.
Overall pretty bad experience with them, strongly not recommending using them.
Keeping you updated regarding my progress.
It's no brainer that the instant withdrawal feature is a regular account without any issue. You probably using promotion too much regardless of whether you are still down on your bankroll. I hope Duelbits will provide an explanation of how you violated the terms in detail. IIRC there's the same case like you in the past but you will surely recover your money once KYC verification is done since your account is just restricted on promotion.
This bot thingy problem exist for a long time. I doubt casino is tryingmto solve it since they are benefiting from it to boost their engagement with their post even its not organic. Only normal players like us that can’t win due tomthis cheaters are complaining and only few gave their sentiment so this problem doesn't address properly.
Airdrops on crypto is still can’t solve this no matter how hard they requirements since cheater will always find a way to cheat and take advantage on free money. Ignoring the giveaway is one way to let our mind calm down or just participate but don't expect to win.
I think that's a good way to increase the follower number to be fair, not a good follower you want but the number is there. I can start a twitter today, and within one day I could make it go to 1000+ followers, without ever buying a bot. How could I do that?Airdrops on crypto is still can’t solve this no matter how hard they requirements since cheater will always find a way to cheat and take advantage on free money. Ignoring the giveaway is one way to let our mind calm down or just participate but don't expect to win.
I could just do a 500 dollar giveaway, like 10 lucky people wins, and in order to join the draw you need to follow that account, and retweet the tweet as well, and tag 3 people. Why do you think people do that? Because that actually does work and I have done it before. I helped someone gain 100k followers within 3 months before, and it really worked, they were a friend so I didn't get paid, I just helped, and they said I should turn that into a job, it's that easy to me, but people do not see it.
Hello,
I would like to share my Duelbits experience with you.
Made a deposit of around 8.1k USD a couple of days ago, credited on my account directly.
Afterwards placed a total of 11 bets on French Open moneyline and set markets, all bets between 4k-8k USD stake.
I checked my mail account after the last bet (which was a 6k loosing bet) and got a message from Duelbits, that "betting restrictions will be applied to any future bets placed."
Furthermore, my account "will no longer be eligible to partake in any Sportsbook promitions or receive any bonuses in relation to the Sportsbook".
At this point in time, my balance as around 7k USD, so I was actually overall in red.
As I did not want to continue betting with them, I wanted to withdraw my money (and as promoted by them - those withdrawals are instant).
They asked me to do document + face KYC which is what I have done now but really not expected by a company pomoting itself with "instant withdrawals".
They will now need 48 hours to check my documents before proceeding with my withdraw request.
Overall pretty bad experience with them, strongly not recommending using them.
Keeping you updated regarding my progress.
I would like to share my Duelbits experience with you.
Made a deposit of around 8.1k USD a couple of days ago, credited on my account directly.
Afterwards placed a total of 11 bets on French Open moneyline and set markets, all bets between 4k-8k USD stake.
I checked my mail account after the last bet (which was a 6k loosing bet) and got a message from Duelbits, that "betting restrictions will be applied to any future bets placed."
Furthermore, my account "will no longer be eligible to partake in any Sportsbook promitions or receive any bonuses in relation to the Sportsbook".
At this point in time, my balance as around 7k USD, so I was actually overall in red.
As I did not want to continue betting with them, I wanted to withdraw my money (and as promoted by them - those withdrawals are instant).
They asked me to do document + face KYC which is what I have done now but really not expected by a company pomoting itself with "instant withdrawals".
They will now need 48 hours to check my documents before proceeding with my withdraw request.
Overall pretty bad experience with them, strongly not recommending using them.
Keeping you updated regarding my progress.
Instant withdrawals are still valid today except for accounts that are under investigation like your account that is asked to go through KYC
It's a shame if your betting activities are limited but yeah maybe they see something different from your activity so further action is needed
but don't worry after your account passes KYC then all your withdrawals are instant.
Hello,
I would like to share my Duelbits experience with you.
Made a deposit of around 8.1k USD a couple of days ago, credited on my account directly.
Afterwards placed a total of 11 bets on French Open moneyline and set markets, all bets between 4k-8k USD stake.
I checked my mail account after the last bet (which was a 6k loosing bet) and got a message from Duelbits, that "betting restrictions will be applied to any future bets placed."
Furthermore, my account "will no longer be eligible to partake in any Sportsbook promitions or receive any bonuses in relation to the Sportsbook".
At this point in time, my balance as around 7k USD, so I was actually overall in red.
As I did not want to continue betting with them, I wanted to withdraw my money (and as promoted by them - those withdrawals are instant).
They asked me to do document + face KYC which is what I have done now but really not expected by a company pomoting itself with "instant withdrawals".
They will now need 48 hours to check my documents before proceeding with my withdraw request.
Overall pretty bad experience with them, strongly not recommending using them.
Keeping you updated regarding my progress.
I would like to share my Duelbits experience with you.
Made a deposit of around 8.1k USD a couple of days ago, credited on my account directly.
Afterwards placed a total of 11 bets on French Open moneyline and set markets, all bets between 4k-8k USD stake.
I checked my mail account after the last bet (which was a 6k loosing bet) and got a message from Duelbits, that "betting restrictions will be applied to any future bets placed."
Furthermore, my account "will no longer be eligible to partake in any Sportsbook promitions or receive any bonuses in relation to the Sportsbook".
At this point in time, my balance as around 7k USD, so I was actually overall in red.
As I did not want to continue betting with them, I wanted to withdraw my money (and as promoted by them - those withdrawals are instant).
They asked me to do document + face KYC which is what I have done now but really not expected by a company pomoting itself with "instant withdrawals".
They will now need 48 hours to check my documents before proceeding with my withdraw request.
Overall pretty bad experience with them, strongly not recommending using them.
Keeping you updated regarding my progress.
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I am still not convinced that they get a lot of new users with all these twitter promotions. A lot of sites do the same on Twitter, so it is hard to stand out and while it is a good tool to keep the current users motivated, I doubt it attract new players but I can be wrong offcourse lol. It would be interesting to see numbers on this.
Well even if it doesnt really attract new players, the impression of that tweet should be massive enough. Having constant presence of impression through social media is one of a hell of a job to maintain in marketing department and if by giving these giveaways they could maintain it then I dont see how they should stop doing it anytime sooner
Given the numbers that Toptort shared, it seemed that they get a lot of exposure would these tweets so they will probably not stop doing this anytime soon. Social media is very important nowadays for any company so it is logic they put attention to it. I think they are looking to also go viral with some tweets but for that, they will need to do something else than a simple give away
. 
There is something that not everyone sees here, and that is that when there are many promotions in a casino, they tend to attract many players, but obviously when the conditions are normal and acceptable, or at least possible to carry out and comply with, but when they are conditions that are be very difficult at least I stay away, but in the case of Duelbits they do not have such extreme requirements, I think they are normal, and each casino team has its own marketing and promotion rules, they have done market research They have compared it with other casinos and then they can decide what is best for them.
for those looking to hustle into promotion offers in twitter the best way is probably turning on alerts
I tried once or twice with duelbits promos there and it "sold out" just too fast, when I arrived all the coupons were already gone
better luck next time
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