Two limits, two owners: the cashier’s and yours
On the Banking page, the ‘Limits per transaction’ column shows the operator’s boundaries. A single card or Revolut deposit can range from HUF 3,665 to HUF 733,000, a bank transfer from HUF 7,300 to HUF 1,465,000. Those are the cashier’s bounds (in detail here).
This page is about the other kind. Section 9 of the policy on responsible gaming (v1.0 of 22 April 2025) describes a deposit limit the player sets per day, per week or per month. It does not look at a single transaction; it adds up every deposit in the period.
One does not replace the other.
Your own cap as seen by the interface and the rules
| Question | Banking page / interface | Rules (clause) | Do they match? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Is there a self-set deposit limit? | FAQ question 18 mentions ‘deposit limits’ among the account tools | Responsible gaming section 9: daily, weekly or monthly | yes |
| Where do you switch it on? | FAQ 18: among the account tools; we found no limits menu in the account page code | Responsible gaming section 8: fully online; T&C section 8: support@dukat.bet | no – see below |
| Does it cover every deposit? | The Banking page flags no exception on the crypto rows | T&C section 11: does not apply to one crypto provider’s channel | no – see below |
| Loss, wager and session limits | Their names appear as interface text | The rules do not describe them as separate tools | interface text only |
| Which currency does it count in? | The Banking page shows forints | Section 9 names no currency | the rules are silent |
The second row is the delicate one. The responsible gaming policy expects the player to handle the setting entirely online, without email or sign-off from the operator. By contrast, T&C section 8 tells you to contact support at support@dukat.bet about limits.
We do not choose between the two descriptions. The interface cells reproduce on-screen wording – none of them was tested with a live account.
Down at once, up only a day later
Section 9 sets out an asymmetric rule. If you tighten the limit – that is, set a lower amount – it applies immediately. If you want to loosen it, the request waits 24 hours before taking effect.
The point of the wait is simple: after a bad evening, you should not be able to release your own brake with one click.
Some details, though, the policy leaves open. It does not say whether the weekly cap runs by calendar week or over the last seven days. Nor whether you can withdraw a request to raise it during the 24-hour wait. Nor in which currency the figure is fixed if your playing currency is not the forint but one of EUR, USD, CAD or NZD, as allowed by T&C section 5.
Where the cap does not bite: one crypto deposit channel
T&C section 11 contains an exception: if money comes in through a particular crypto provider’s channel, your own limit does not apply to that deposit. The Banking page has two crypto rows: USDT from HUF 18,300 and USDC from HUF 18,000, both up to HUF 3,660,000.
Which of them this affects is not clear from the documents, and the Banking page gives no warning either.
If your budget relies on the limit, treat crypto deposits as an uncapped channel until support tells you otherwise in writing. Other stablecoin questions are dealt with on the USDT and USDC page.
A weekly cap from Monday to Sunday
Worked example with unreal amounts – not Dukat.bet data:
The weekly cap is HUF 40,000. On Monday HUF 15,000 goes in by card, on Wednesday HUF 20,000 by bank transfer, leaving HUF 5,000 for the week (40,000 − 35,000).
- On Thursday the HUF 5,000 still fits by card, since the card minimum is HUF 3,665. By bank transfer it does not, as the Banking page asks for at least HUF 7,300 there.
- If you raised the cap to HUF 60,000 at noon on Thursday, under section 9 the increase would take effect 24 hours later, at noon on Friday.
- If you cut it to HUF 30,000 instead, that applies at once. How the system then treats the HUF 35,000 already deposited, section 9 does not say.
The example uses a calendar week. If Dukat.bet looks at the last seven days, Monday’s deposit only drops out of the cap the following Monday.
A second lock at your own bank
The Dukat.bet limit works on the casino’s side and, because of the crypto exception, does not cover everything. The second lock sits where the money sets off.
Many banking apps let you set a separate daily or monthly amount for online card payments, and the card can be blocked temporarily as well. That is a setting at your bank; Dukat.bet’s documents do not deal with it. The other details of card deposits are on the bank cards page.
With crypto, that second lock depends on your exchange account. If there is no ceiling there, there is none anywhere.
When the cap is no longer enough, take a break
A limit slows the amount, not the playing time. If the cap runs out to the last forint every week, or you find yourself counting down the 24 hours to loosen it, take that as a signal.
At that point a break (cooling-off) under section 8.1 of the policy may be the next step – from one day to three months, with your money staying withdrawable meanwhile. Self-exclusion and support organisations are covered in this overview.
Before you type in the amount: four questions for support
- Where in my account do I find the daily, weekly and monthly deposit limit – or do I have to request it by email, as T&C section 8 says?
- Do the weekly and monthly caps follow calendar periods, or always the last 7 and 30 days?
- Which crypto deposit is exempt from the limit under T&C section 11: USDT, USDC or both?
- In which currency do you record the limit if my account is not held in forints?
Write the figure on paper first, then in the account
Work out the cap from your own monthly outgoings, not from the cashier’s ceilings: an amount you could lose without putting rent and bills at risk. Split it into weeks and set the smaller figure first.
If you cannot find the setting in the account, write to support@dukat.bet with the exact amount and period, and keep the confirmation.
Then open your banking app as well.