The table is closed right now. Duel shut it on 17 September 2026 after an incident at the studio and hasn't announced a return date. Read the closure update.

Duel's live blackjack table got famous for who was standing behind it. If you saw a clip and want to know who that was, this is the list: every regular, guest and lookalike, with dates.

6real celebrity guests
3lookalikes
2best-known regular dealers
1costumed character

Quick list

WhoRole at the tableWhenReal?
“Andrew Tate”Billed guest dealer23 April 2026Lookalike
Ossi “Monarch” KetolaDuel’s founder, dealt a session5 May 2026Real
ClavicularStreamer, recurring dealerFrom May 2026Real
Bonnie BlueGuest dealer2–4 June 2026Real
Lil PumpGuest dealerJune 2026Real
Mike TysonGuest at the table14–15 June 2026Real
Mia MalkovaGuest21 July 2026Real
“Dealer Drake”Recurring dealer2026Lookalike
“Roshtein”Recurring hostSummer 2026Lookalike
FreakbobCostumed characterRecurringCharacter

The regular dealers

Between the stunts, the table was run by studio dealers who work under first names. The two that viewers search for most are Annika and Nelli, both regulars on the stream through 2026.

Why we stop there. Dealers are staff doing a job on camera. We use the names shown on the stream and nothing more: no real names, ages or personal accounts. Be wary of pages that claim to have them.

Celebrity guests

Six well-known people have genuinely appeared at the table.

Mike Tyson

14–15 June 2026

Real

The biggest name to appear. Tyson sat at the table as a guest, and clips of a heated exchange between him and the dealers spread widely.

Bonnie Blue

2–4 June 2026

Real

The adult performer guest-dealt over three days. Her sessions with the SpongeBob-costume character were among the table's most shared clips, and its most criticised.

Mia Malkova

21 July 2026

Real

The adult performer and streamer appeared as a guest on the 21 July broadcast.

Lil Pump

June 2026

Real

The rapper took over the dealer's seat mid-stream. Reports describe a chaotic session in which he struggled to run the game.

Clavicular

From May 2026

Real

The livestreamer became a recurring dealer and took a Duel sponsorship in August 2026. A clip of him mocking players betting $25 went viral the same month.

Ossi “Monarch” Ketola

5 May 2026

Real

Duel's founder dealt a session at his own table, next to one of the house dealers. He is also the person publicly tied to the Freakbob costume.

The lookalikes

Not everyone at the table was who the nameplate said. Three were stand-ins.

“Andrew Tate”

23 April 2026

Lookalike

Duel promoted a stream with Andrew Tate dealing. An impersonator turned up, and the real Tate never sat at the table. Tate has separately promoted Duel, which is where the confusion comes from.

“Roshtein”

Summer 2026

Lookalike

A recurring host worked behind a nameplate reading Roshtein, the name of a well-known casino streamer. He is a lookalike, not the streamer.

“Dealer Drake”

Recurring, 2026

Lookalike

A recurring dealer styled to look like the musician. He is not the artist.

Freakbob

Freakbob

Recurring

Character

The costumed character who crashes the table for bits, and the reason many people found the stream. He isn't a dealer or a game mode.

Who is Freakbob? Full guide →

Is the table open now?

No. Duel closed the live blackjack table on 17 September 2026 after an intruder entered the studio building. Duel said a suspect was in custody and nobody was hurt, and gave no reopening date. As of 2 October 2026 it is still closed.

Live table vs Originals Blackjack

Everything above is about the live table: a studio, a camera and a human dealer.

Originals Blackjack is a different product. It’s Duel’s own software card game, with no dealer, studio or guests, and it is unaffected by the closure. Our Duel Original Blackjack guide explains the difference.

Not everyone liked it

The stream has drawn sustained criticism as well as views, and several of the appearances above made the news because of what went wrong on camera.

Clips are entertainment, and gambling is still gambling. If you play, set limits first. See responsible gambling.

How we put this list together

  • We follow the table. This list is built from the streams themselves and what was publicly reported at the time.
  • Only confirmed appearances. Guests that were teased but never showed up are left out.
  • No personal details. Dealers are listed by their on-stream names and nothing else.

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