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This page collects the words that greet you on your first signed-in screen — RTP, house edge, rollover, KYC — and defines each one in plain English. Keep it open while you move between the lobby, your wallet and the account page, so any label you meet has a definition two taps away.
Two people can open the same slot and read the same screen, yet only one knows what the numbers mean. Volatility tells you how a title behaves across sessions; house edge tells you the share the game keeps over time; rollover tells you when a information condition clears. Read those three and your choice of a title such as Rickshaw Art Prize becomes an informed one, not a guess.
Terms cluster into families, and each family sits in a different part of the page. Game mechanics live on the title card you tap in the lobby. Odds language appears beside our cricket and football markets, where Cricket FastPlay and Football Bet Zone carry a number next to every selection. Wallet and account wording shows up on the wallet screen, where bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Bank Transfer each sit on their own line. Information conditions appear with the offer itself, usually in the panel you tick to opt in. Learn which family a word belongs to and you will know where to look the moment it turns up.
Volatility, prize rounds and gameplay are described on the title card. Tap a slot such as Crash Smoke and the card text explains the round before you commit anything to it.
Over/under, handicap and draw-no-bet sit with each selection in the cricket and football markets. The label names the market type, so two selections can be compared on one screen.
Deposit, transfer, available balance and settlement are the labels on the wallet screen. Each follows the rail you chose — bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Bank Transfer — and the route in your account.
Rollover, qualifying game and expiry date explain how an offer clears. Read them before opting in, because those lines decide whether a information converts and which titles count toward it.
These are the words that turn up most often on a first look around the lobby. Each one is written as it appears on our screens, so you can match the definition to the label in front of you.
The share of all wagered money a game returns over a very long run. A figure appears only where the game or its provider publishes one, so many cards carry no RTP line at all.
The share the game keeps over time, written as a small percentage. It and return to player describe the same maths from two directions, which is why the two numbers move together.
How a game spreads its results across sessions. High-volatility titles such as Crash Smoke land less often with sharper swings; low-volatility titles land more often with smaller moves. The title card names which one you are opening.
The amount placed on one round or market. In information conditions the same word means turnover — the total you must wager before an offer clears, written as a multiple of the offer.
A real table hosted by a person and streamed to your screen, so you play beside other people rather than against software. Our live floor carries table titles such as Baccarat Viproom.
The software that decides each result independently of the last one. It is why a game that has not paid for a while is not due, and why earlier rounds say nothing about the next.
The second set covers the words that appear once you move from browsing into markets, information and your own account area. Same plain approach, different part of the screen.
A cricket or football market that gives one side a head start, written as -1 or +1.5 beside the team name. The handicap takes the draw out of play, leaving two outcomes.
A market on the combined total of a match rather than on who wins. Over 2.5 means three goals or more; the number itself is set by the market, not by us.
How many times a information amount must be wagered before it turns into withdrawable balance. It is written as a multiple, and only the qualifying games named in the same panel count.
A mobile wallet used to move money in and out of your account. bKash, Nagad and Rocket are the ones we support, and each has its own deposit and withdrawal route on the wallet screen.
The checks that confirm the details on an account match the person using it. If a field looks unfamiliar, the account page states which document is asked for and where to send it.
The point where a bet or transfer becomes final — a market that has been resulted, or money the wallet has accepted. Your transaction list shows each entry and the state it is in.
Say you open the lobby after a Nagad deposit. The wallet screen shows your available balance, and the deposit entry appears in the transaction list with its own state. Move to a live table — Baccarat Viproom, for example — and the card carries the word live, which tells you a dealer is running it in real time rather than software. Later you tap a slot such as Rickshaw Art Prize and see volatility on the card, so you know whether to expect frequent smaller results or fewer, sharper ones.
Each deposit and transfer entry carries a state — pending, completed or reversed. The label tells you whether the money has finished moving, so you never guess where a Nagad transfer sits.
A live table card names the game, the limits and the bet options. Baccarat Viproom shows both the player and banker sides, which is a card doing the explaining for you.
Slot cards carry volatility and, where the provider publishes one, an RTP figure. A missing number means the provider did not expose it, not that no maths sits behind the game.
The panel lists rollover, qualifying games and expiry date in one block. Read it before opting in, because once you accept, those conditions are the ones tied to your account.
A few terms only click once you see them against your own account. If a definition here does not match what is on your screen, use the routes we publish on this site — we do not list channels anywhere else, and anything claiming otherwise is not ours.
The help entry in our site menu is the first place to ask about a term. It opens the route we publish for account and wallet questions, and keeps your message with the right team.
If a definition refers to a field you cannot find, open your account page. The labels there match the wording used on the wallet screen, so the two can be compared side by side.
For payment words such as settlement or transfer state, your transaction list is the reference. It shows each entry and the rail used, which answers most wallet questions without a ticket.
Where these words send you next, and what to expect on the screen once you get there.
Open a game title card and read the description area. Where the game or its provider exposes a figure, it appears there; where none is shown, we leave the line out rather than inventing a number.
The rails we support for Bangladesh — bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Bank Transfer. Your own options depend on your local law and eligible regions, so follow the fields shown after you sign in.
It sets how many times the offer amount has to be wagered before it converts. The same panel names the qualifying games, so read both lines before you tick the opt-in box.
Mostly, with two differences. Live tables talk about seats, limits and bet options; slot cards talk about volatility and, where published, return to player. Titles from Spadegaming, PG Soft, Bigtime Gaming, PlayStar and Habanero follow the slot-card wording.
Quote the exact wording when you open the support route published in our site menu. We would rather point you to the right field than have you guess at what a label means.