A 1V1 SKILL GAME FOR IPHONE AND ANDROID

Two players.
One coin.
No mercy.

A head-to-head arena where nerve, reflexes, and focus decide who walks away with the pot. No luck. No teams. Just you against them. Duels are played with Duel Coins, a virtual in-app currency with no cash value.

IPHONE · NOVEMBER 1, 2026 ANDROID · JANUARY 1, 2027
Dollar Life Duel on iPhone

What is Dollar Life Duel?

Dollar Life Duel is a head-to-head 1v1 skill game for iPhone, made by Dollar Life, LLC, a company based in the State of Texas. In a duel, two real players each put up the same number of Duel Coins as a stake and play a short skill-based game. The result is based on each player's measured performance, checked and decided by our servers, and the winner receives the pot. Duel Coins are a virtual in-app currency. They have no cash value, cannot be redeemed for cash, prizes or anything else of value, and cannot be sold, traded or transferred outside the app. We do not pay out money for coins or for winning a duel. You sign in with your phone number and a one-time code sent by text message, and the app is for people who are 18 or older. Dollar Life Duel is not in the App Store yet. We plan to launch on iPhone on November 1, 2026 and on Android on January 1, 2027.

How does a duel work?

Two real players are matched head to head. Each puts up the same number of Duel Coins, plays a short skill-based game, and the winner receives the pot.

What are Duel Coins?

A virtual in-app currency with no cash value. They cannot be cashed out, and we do not pay out money for coins or for winning a duel.

Who makes it?

Dollar Life, LLC, a company based in the State of Texas. Read more about Dollar Life, get support, or see how our text messages work.

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