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This glossary covers the words you encounter across slots, live tables, crash games, sports markets and your account wallet — defined plainly so you can make faster decisions without second-guessing what a label means.
When you understand what volatility means on a slot detail page, or what rollover means on a information notice, you can judge whether a game or an offer fits the way you actually play.
The lobby surfaces terminology at four distinct points in your session. Knowing which family a term belongs to tells you where to look when something is unclear — whether that is a game detail panel, a market selecti
RTP, volatility, house edge, paylines, multiplier and RNG appear on individual game detail panels or in the studio's own help screen. They describe how a game is built and how frequently it returns value relative to total stakes placed across all rounds.
Asian handicap, over/under, decimal odds and spread are visible when you open a sports market — most clearly in cricket and football sections. These terms define the structure of the bet, not the outcome, so reading them before confirming a selection avoids confusion at settlement.
E-wallet, KYC, minimum deposit, withdrawal hold and wallet verification appear in the account area. For bKash and Nagad transactions, the wallet and account screens show the relevant transfer fields and any verification status required before a withdrawal can proceed.
Rollover, turnover, wagering requirement and eligible game are the terms attached to any active information notice in your account. These define what play counts toward meeting the condition and which game categories — slots, live tables or crash — qualify for the requirement.
These are the terms you will encounter most often on game detail pages, inside studio help panels and in lobby filter labels. Each definition below reflects standard industry usage as it appears in the lobby.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the theoretical percentage of total wagered amounts a game returns over a very large number of rounds.
House edge is the mathematical advantage built into a game in favour of the operator. It is the complement of RTP expressed differently.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes payouts over time. High-volatility slots pay less often but can produce larger single-round results.
Wager and turnover both refer to the total amount staked in real-money rounds. A wagering or turnover requirement on a information means you must place that total in qualifying game rounds before associated funds become withdrawable. The account area shows your running progress against any active requirement.
A jackpot feature is a prize-style mechanic inside certain slot titles where a separate prize pool accumulates and can be won during play. It is a game mechanic, not a guaranteed event.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer managing cards or a roulette wheel from a studio, displayed through your browser or app. You place bets on the outcome via on-screen controls.
These terms come up in sports markets, at the account wallet step and during any identity verification process. They are distinct from game-mechanic terms and each one maps to a specific screen or action inside your account or the sports section.
Asian handicap removes the draw result by giving one side a virtual head start before the match begins. It splits stakes between two possible outcomes rather than three. You will see it in cricket and football markets.
Over/under is a market where you predict whether a measured total — runs scored, goals, points — will be above or below a set line. The line is displayed in the market before selection.
Rollover is the number of times a promotional amount must be wagered in qualifying rounds before it converts to withdrawable balance. It is the same concept as a wagering requirement. Your signed-in account area shows the specific rollover figure and which game categories count toward completing it.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account used to move funds between your bank and the platform wallet without entering card details directly.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process required before certain account actions — such as withdrawals above a threshold — can proceed. The account area shows which documents or steps are pending. Completing KYC removes holds on your withdrawal route and confirms wallet ownership.
A withdrawal hold is a temporary restriction on moving funds out of your account balance. Holds can result from incomplete KYC, an active rollover requirement on promotional funds, or a pendin
Terms rarely appear in isolation — they cluster around the decisions you actually make. Consider opening Crash HotSpin: the game detail panel may show volatility classification and, if the studio publishes it, an RTP figure.
Open the game detail panel before starting a crash round. If volatility classification is shown, it tells you how the game is calibrated for payout frequency. RTP appears only when the studio exposes it — the panel will be blank where it is not published.
Minimum wager is visible on the live table chip tray before your first bet. House edge applies to every hand regardless of streak. No rollover condition attaches to standard live table play unless a specific information notice in your account says otherwise.
When you deposit via bKash, the account screen prompts for your registered bKash number. KYC status is shown in a separate tab; completing it unlocks withdrawal through the same wallet. The deposit field and verification tab are on the same account screen.
A single cricket match may carry both Asian handicap and over/under markets. Select the market label to expand the line and the odds format. Decimal odds are the default display; the figure shown is the multiplier applied to your stake if the selection settles correctly.
If a definition here does not fully explain what you are seeing in the lobby, or if a term on a specific game page or account screen is not covered in this reference, there are three routes to clarify it.
Open the live chat widget from any page in your signed-in account to ask a specific question about a term, a game mechanic or a wallet label you are seeing.
The help centre is accessible from the account menu and covers account, payment and game categories in article format. Search by term — for example, typing KYC or rollover returns relevant articles. Wallet-specific articles cover bKash and Nagad steps in more detail than this glossary page does.
Information-related terms such as rollover progress, eligible games and hold status are explained inline within your account notification panel. If a condition is active on your balance, the panel shows the current figure and links to the relevant information terms page for the full definition.
These questions go beyond definition — they cover how the features these terms describe actually work inside your account and the lobby.
Your signed-in account area has a information or balance section that shows active rollover conditions, how much has been wagered so far and which game categories are counting toward the requirement. Open that section directly from the account menu to see the current figure.
Go to the account wallet tab and look for the verification prompt next to your bKash entry. The screen shows which step is pending — number confirmation, document upload or KYC review. Follow the fields shown there. Completed verification is reflected immediately in your wallet status.
RTP is only shown where the game studio chooses to publish it. Open a game's detail panel to check. If no RTP figure appears, the studio has not exposed that data.
That depends on how you prefer to play. High-volatility slots suit longer sessions where you are comfortable with less frequent results in exchange for larger potential outcomes. Low-volatility suits shorter, more consistent sessions. The volatility label on the game card or detail panel is the reference point.
A pending KYC step will place a hold on your withdrawal request. The account screen shows exactly which document or verification step is outstanding. Completing the step removes the hold. The timeline for review is shown in the account notification panel after you submit the required information.
Cricket markets display decimal odds by default. The decimal figure is the full return multiplier including your original stake — a 2.50 odd on a winning selection returns 2.