Read against two help-centre articles
Ethereum at Duelbits: a closed coin list and one Ethereum route
Should you go to Duelbits with ether? Yes, and with one route. Its help centre says only the coins it lists are accepted, ETH is on the list, and the network table beside it shows a single route for ETH.
Two help-centre articles were read. The second keeps its network table as a picture, so that table was read by eye and not from text.
Does Duelbits take ETH?
Yes. The deposit article lists the accepted cryptocurrencies with ETH among them, and adds that only the coins listed are accepted and that sending other tokens may result in permanent loss.
The network table
The second article, on supported cryptocurrencies and networks, gives each coin a supported network and a block explorer. For Ethereum (ETH) the row reads Ethereum [ERC-20], with etherscan.io as the explorer. There is no second ETH row, so no Layer 2 route is shown.
Set beside the others on this list, Rollbit also names one route and Cloudbet four. Duelbits belongs with the one-route group, so the only gas price it exposes you to is the main network's.
What the article says about choosing wrong
The wording is blunt. Match the network you select with the one your wallet supports before you proceed; sending to the wrong address or over an unsupported network can lead to long delays, failed deposits and irretrievable funds. The article's own example is USDT, but the rule is stated for every coin. With ETH it is easy to follow, because there is one network to choose.
What this page does not say
Nothing about bonuses, limits, licensing or wagering is stated on this page, because none of it was needed here and none was verified. Duelbits keeps those terms in the account itself.
What this page says about Duelbits was read from Duelbits' help-centre articles on depositing and on supported networks. The cashier inside an account is the current version and wins wherever the two differ.
Questions about Duelbits and ETH
| Does Duelbits support ETH on Layer 2 networks? | Its network table shows one ETH route, Ethereum [ERC-20]. No Layer 2 is listed. |
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| What if I send ETH to Duelbits on the wrong network? | Its article lists long delays, failed deposits and irretrievable funds as the possible outcomes. |
Carry on with
Gas and fees how a transfer's price is made, and why it jumps
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BitStarz the next operator, with its own statements and its own gaps
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