What is Duel Duck?
Duel Duck is a related prediction-market platform built around user-created yes/no duels. Public cards display a prediction deadline, entry or stake information, volume and a creator fee.
It is a separate venue, not a Polymarket frontend. Its creator and embed workflows may interest communities that want to publish their own event questions, but each duel’s resolution and participation terms matter.
Who it is for
- Communities exploring custom prediction questions
- Builders considering embedded prediction experiences
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Duel Duck (Solana)
- Public duels
Browse hot, new and ending-soon questions with visible entry information.
- Creator tools
The product provides creation and creator-program entry points.
- Embeds and API
Public cards expose an embed workflow and the site provides API information.
Workflows with Duel Duck
Review a duel
Read the question, deadline, stake and creator fee before considering participation.
Evaluate an embed
Inspect the creator and API documentation to determine how the duel would appear in your community.
Pricing and total cost
Browsing is public. Entry amounts and creator fees vary by duel; reviewed cards showed fees such as 5% and 10%, not a universal tariff.
Access: Participation requires an account or wallet and compliance with the platform’s age and regional conditions.
Getting started
- Browse a public duel.
- Read its entry, fee and resolution conditions.
- Use creator or API documentation if evaluating an integration.
Useful links
What to check
- Duel Duck has its own pool and settlement mechanics. No funded participation or resolution was tested.
A closer look
Ratings & reviews
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about Duel Duck
Does Duel Duck use Polymarket liquidity?
The reviewed product describes on-chain prediction duels on Solana; a Polymarket liquidity integration was not established.
Is the creator fee fixed?
No. Different fees were visible on different public duel cards.
What does Duel Duck cost?
Browsing is public. Entry amounts and creator fees vary by duel; reviewed cards showed fees such as 5% and 10%, not a universal tariff.
What access does Duel Duck require?
Participation requires an account or wallet and compliance with the platform’s age and regional conditions.


