Duelbits promo code: BETHAPLast verified: October 2026
| Duelbits casino feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Game catalog | An Original Games row and a New row above a Slots heading, seen at an earlier check |
| Originals | In-house games such as Roulette, Mines, Plinko, Dice, Blackjack, Keno and Crash with provably fair rounds |
| Live casino | Dealer tables and game shows listed by the operator |
| Providers | Studios named by the help centre and on lobby tiles |
| Cashier | Visa, Mastercard and crypto coins for deposits, crypto coins for withdrawals |
| Mobile | Lobby opens in any browser, phone or PC, per an earlier Duelbits review |
| Support | Live Support panel, Help Center and email |
| Promo code | BETHAP goes into the My Rewards tab in Settings after sign-up |
At an earlier check, I saw the Duelbits casino lobby as a dark layout with Original Games on top, a New row of slot covers under it and a Slots heading at the bottom. Sign-up and login share one panel with email fields and four icons, and the operator's help centre adds dealer tables, game shows and a cashier that pays out in crypto.

At an earlier check, I saw three row headings in the lobby. Original Games came first with a View All link and a row of tiles that began with Roulette and Mines and ended with Crash, each tile carrying the Duelbits label at its foot and Keno a NEW badge. A New row followed, and a Slots heading with its own View All link sat at the bottom edge. Each row has a pair of small arrow buttons beside View All.
The operator's help centre adds a left-hand navigation and a search bar along the top of the lobby.
| Lobby row | What sits in it |
|---|---|
| Original Games | Roulette, Mines, Plinko, Dice, Blackjack, Keno, Crash |
| New | Slot covers from named studios |
| Slots | A heading with a View All link at the bottom edge |

At an earlier check, I saw a panel for sign-up with a Login tab and a Register tab, Register active, and a close icon at the top right. It asked for a display name, an email address and a password, then offered a green switch for bonus and marketing emails, switched on, above a Register button. A line reading or login with led to four icons, and a terms line asked for an age confirmation and agreement to the Terms of Service. A star follows the labels Display Name, Email Address and Password, and a reCAPTCHA line sits under the four icons.
The panel has no promo-code box, so the code waits until the account exists. The operator's help centre ties the email confirmation to some features, which makes the Verify My Email button the step to finish first.
Login is the first tab of the same panel. It takes the email address and password, and the four icons under the or login with line offer Google, Steam, a wallet and Telegram as other ways in, so Telegram sits beneath the email fields as a sign in option. The operator's help centre lists two-factor setup in a profile tab for accounts that want a second step.
An earlier Duelbits review said the site opens in any browser, phone or PC, so there is nothing to download for the games.

At an earlier check, I saw a graphic with the Duelbits logo, the words Promo code and a red arrow pointing at a white box that holds BETHAP in green. The graphic shows the green crossed-swords logo on a dark blue background, and the white box has a green outline.
BETHAP goes into the My Rewards tab, which sits in Settings and opens once the account exists. The sign-up form has no promo-code box, so this tab is the place for the code, and I use only BETHAP for Duelbits casino.
The offers that go with the code are laid out on the Duelbits promo code page.
Originals are the in-house games, and the operator's help centre names Crash, Dice, Mines, Plinko, Hi-Lo, Keno, Roulette, Blackjack, Dice Duels and Duel Poker. Every tile in the Original Games row carries the Duelbits label at its foot, which marks it as made in-house.
Provably fair works through a server seed that is committed before a round, a client seed that the player sets and a nonce that counts the rounds, and the result can be checked in the interface or with outside tools. Each Original shows its RTP and house edge in the interface. For third-party games, the operator says results come from the studio systems themselves, so the seed check belongs to the Originals.
| Original | Listed by |
|---|---|
| Roulette, Mines, Plinko, Dice, Blackjack, Keno, Crash | Lobby row and help centre |
| Hi-Lo, Dice Duels, Duel Poker | Help centre |
At an earlier check, I saw a New row under the Original Games row, with slot covers that print the studio name at the foot of each tile: Beasts of Fire Maximum, Rise of Ymir, 333 Boom Banks Power Combo, 7 Clovers of Fortune, 4 Horsemen III, Danger High Voltage 2 and Mine Blown.
A Slots row heading with a View All link comes next. An earlier Duelbits review named Sweet Bonanza and Gates of Olympus among the slots and described categories such as Top Picks and New Releases.
| Slot title | Studio label |
|---|---|
| Beasts of Fire Maximum | Play'n GO |
| Rise of Ymir | Hacksaw |
| 333 Boom Banks Power Combo | Fortune Factory |
| 7 Clovers of Fortune | Pragmatic Play |
| Danger High Voltage 2 | Evolution |
| Mine Blown | NetEnt |
The operator's help centre lists dealer tables covering blackjack, roulette and baccarat alongside live game shows, so the live section spans classic tables and show formats. An older help article names Monopoly and Crazy Time among the shows. An earlier Duelbits review named American and European roulette, VIP tables and several poker games among the table offers.
Evolution Gaming is among the studios that source names for the casino, and the lobby cover for Danger High Voltage 2 carries the Evolution label.
| Live group | Named by the help centre |
|---|---|
| Dealer tables | Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat |
| Game shows | Monopoly, Crazy Time |
The operator's help centre names Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Relax Gaming and Hacksaw Gaming among its studios, followed by many more. The lobby tiles add Fortune Factory and NetEnt to that list.
Games can be filtered by provider, category or popularity, and favourites can be saved, so the titles of one studio can be pulled up from the lobby.
| Studio | Where it appears |
|---|---|
| Evolution Gaming | Help centre list and a lobby tile label |
| Pragmatic Play | Help centre list and a lobby tile label |
| Play'n GO | Help centre list and a lobby tile label |
| Hacksaw Gaming | Help centre list and a lobby tile label |
| Relax Gaming | Help centre list |
| Fortune Factory | Lobby tile label |
| NetEnt | Lobby tile label |

At an earlier check, I saw the promotions strip as three cards with a Read More button on each: a Halloween Challenge card, a Duelbits Weekly Originals Tournament card and a card introducing Duelbits TV, which carries a Join on Kick button next to Read More and names X and Kick as its channels. The Join on Kick button is filled green, while the Read More buttons are outlined.
An earlier Duelbits review said that no casino welcome offer is listed and that registered players see tournaments and events instead, and it listed daily and weekly leaderboards and Drops and Wins slot tournaments among the events. Figures, prize pools and terms for the offers sit on the promo code page.
The operator's help centre lists crypto for both deposits and withdrawals, naming Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, USDC, Litecoin, Ripple, Solana, Dogecoin, Tron, Binance Coin and Bitcoin Cash among many others. Visa and Mastercard appear only as deposit routes, and all withdrawals are paid in crypto.
| Direction | Methods |
|---|---|
| Deposits | Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, USDC, Litecoin, Ripple, Solana, Dogecoin, Tron, Binance Coin, Bitcoin Cash |
| Withdrawals | Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, USDC, Litecoin, Ripple, Solana, Dogecoin, Tron, Binance Coin, Bitcoin Cash |
For withdrawal time, the same source says payouts are typically instant or take a few minutes, depending on network congestion, and that Duelbits adds no platform fee, only the network fee.

The operator's help centre lists three routes: a Live Support panel in the left-hand navigation, a Help Center with search and guides, and an email route for longer questions. An earlier Duelbits review described live chat as the quicker route and email as the slower one.
The Help Center carries guides on email confirmation and on withdrawals, and a search box lets a player look up either topic.
The lobby opened with in-house Originals and a New row of studio slots, the sign-up panel asked for a display name, an email address and a password, and the login added Google, Steam, wallet and Telegram icons. Deposits take Visa, Mastercard or crypto, while withdrawals are paid in crypto, and live dealer tables and game shows are listed by the operator.