THE QUICK ANSWER
State whether you want a copy, correction, deletion request or marketing opt-out. Duel.com’s published privacy contact accepts those as different requests.

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Choose the outcome you need
Duel.com’s privacy policy describes access, correction, deletion requests and marketing opt-out. Its contact section lists [email protected], [email protected] and customer-service chat.
Be specific. “Send my account transaction records for these dates” gives support a clearer task than “delete everything” when you actually need a copy for your records.
Choose the request before sending it
Need records
Access/copy request
Wrong details
Correction request
Unwanted promotions
Marketing opt-out
Want erasure considered
Deletion request
These requests can be stated separately in the same private case.
Original explanation · not an account screenshot| Copy | Specify the record types and date range. |
|---|---|
| Correction | Identify the incorrect field and correct value. |
| Marketing opt-out | Ask to stop promotional use of your contact details. |
| Deletion request | Ask what can be erased and what must be retained. |
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Identify the account and scope privately
- Use official support and provide the account reference needed to locate the existing profile.
- Name the requested record types, such as transaction history or account correspondence, and specify dates with a time zone.
- Ask how ownership will be verified and how any copy will be delivered securely. Keep the case reference and submission date.
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A marketing opt-out has its own route
The policy allows the unsubscribe or opt-out link in promotional messages, or a request to support. You can ask for promotional contact to stop without asking for the entire account record to be erased.
Retain a message subject and timestamp if promotions continue after confirmation. Check unfamiliar links through the official account contact before submitting account information.
Two outcomes to confirm
Account closure
Whether account access has ended
Data handling
Which records were erased or retained
Ask for both answers if both outcomes matter.
Original explanation · not an account screenshot04
Ask what a closure or deletion decision covers
Duel.com says some information may remain after closure for required retention and other stated purposes. A closed login therefore does not by itself demonstrate that all records were erased.
Ask which categories were deleted, retained, blocked or anonymized and for the reason where a request is limited. The reviewed policy does not supply one universal completion deadline for every request. This guide describes its published route, not a determination of legal rights in a particular jurisdiction.
BEFORE YOU CONTINUE
Quick checklist
- Name the exact request type.
- Specify record categories and dates.
- Use a confirmed private delivery route.
- Keep the response about retained records.
Official sources
Official help describes the feature. StrikePot’s checks explain how to read the account record and report a mismatch.
- Duel.com · Privacy Policy · reviewed
Public documentation reviewed on 26 October 2026 (America/Toronto). No account login, claim, deposit, gameplay, withdrawal or recovery test was performed. Account controls and available options can change; follow the current official screen.
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