RTP, volatility, turnover, settlement — the words you meet inside the lobby and on your wallet, defined in one place. We keep every entry in plain English so nothing on a paytable or account screen stays a guess while your phone is in your hand. Terms sit in four families: game mechanics, odds, wallet wording and information conditions. Each entry is short enough to scan between rounds, and none of them tells you what to play. They tell you what the words mean before you tap.
Paytable numbers are averages, not forecasts. A return-to-player figure describes what a title gives back across a very long run of rounds, which is why two slots with similar figures still play differently once volatility joins in. Wallet wording behaves the same way. Turnover, rollover and settlement each label a separate stage between a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer and a balance you can use.
Average, not forecast
Wallet stage wording
Volatility changes feel
WHERE YOU SEE THEM
Four Term Families in the Lobby
Terms cluster in four places. Game screens hold the maths, odds boards hold the pricing, the wallet area holds your money language, and information pages hold the conditions. Knowing the family a word belongs to tells you where to look and what it can mean there.
Game Mechanics
RTP, volatility and hit frequency live on the game's own screen. Open Roulette Fireball or Crash Wildspin and tap the info button to see how that title describes its own maths. We show these figures only where the game or its provider publishes them.
Odds Language
Handicap, over and under, settlement and void belong to the sportsbook. Around Cricket PowerPlay and Football ChampionBets you will see lines quoted as prices rather than plain outcomes, so read the wording beside the market before you place anything.
Wallet Wording
Pending, available balance and withdrawal status are account terms, not game terms. After you move money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, the wallet screen labels each stage, and any condition attached to that balance is written there as well.
Information Conditions
Wagering requirement, qualifying round, expiry date and maximum stake are the words that decide whether a credited amount can be withdrawn. They are listed on the information page itself, and they apply to that entry only rather than to your whole account.
CORE TERMS
The Mechanics Words You Meet First
The entries below cover the maths behind a game. They appear on paytables, info screens and table limits rather than in the lobby menu, and each answers a different question about how a round is priced and paid.
What does RTP mean?
Return to player. It is the share of money wagered on a game that comes back over a long run, shown as a percentage. It is an average, not a forecast.
What is house edge?
The margin a game keeps across a long run of play. It mirrors return to player: whatever share a title gives back over time, the rest sits with the house.
What does volatility tell me?
How a game spreads its wins. Low volatility pays smaller amounts more often, while high volatility pays less often with larger rounds when they land. Paytables state which style a title uses.
What is a wager requirement?
The total amount you must stake before a information balance can be withdrawn. It is written as a multiple of the credited amount, so the condition scales with what you received.
What is a jackpot?
A prize pool that builds from a share of stakes over many rounds instead of a fixed top prize on one machine. It may sit on one title or be linked across several.
What is a live dealer table?
A real croupier dealing cards or spinning a wheel on camera while you place bets from your screen. Dragon Tiger Fast Table and live baccarat rooms run this way.
ODDS AND WALLET
Odds, Wallet and Account Words
Odds and account terms belong to the sportsbook and the wallet, not to a game. They decide how a market settles and when money becomes usable, which is why they are worth reading before an event starts rather than after it finishes.
What is an Asian handicap?
A football bet where one side starts with a goal advantage or disadvantage written into the price, taking the draw out of the equation. It comes in half and quarter lines.
What does over/under mean?
A market on a combined total rather than a winner. Over 2.5 goals on a football match settles on the score of both sides added together, not on which side wins.
What is rollover?
The condition attached to a information balance that sets how much play is needed before withdrawal. Rollover, turnover and wager requirement describe the same idea on different pages.
What is an e-wallet?
A mobile account that holds money and moves it without a bank visit. bKash, Nagad and Rocket are the local wallets shown inside your account.
What does KYC mean?
Know your customer, the identity check run before certain account actions. It usually matches the name on your wallet or bank details against a document you upload.
What is settlement?
The moment a bet or round closes and the outcome is applied to your balance. Until then the stake sits as pending and is not available to withdraw.
TERMS IN ACTION
How Terms Meet in One Session
One session brings all four families together. You open Cricket PowerPlay, read a line quoted as a price, glance at the over and under market beside it, then check what your account shows as available before the match begins. Later you tap Roulette Fireball, open the paytable, and compare its volatility figure with the RTP line under a different slot tile.
Reading a Slot Tile
Tap any slot tile and the info panel opens. The RTP line and the volatility figure sit in the same place on every title, so once you know the layout you can compare Crash Wildspin with another slot without leaving the lobby.
Checking an Odds Board
A handicap price and an over/under price appear side by side. Settlement wording for each market is shown with the selection, so you can see whether the market voids, pushes or pays before you confirm anything on the slip.
Tracing a Wallet Entry
Your wallet lists each bKash, Nagad or Rocket move with its own status and any condition attached. That line explains why part of a balance reads as pending rather than available, and this page is where you check any word on it.
WHEN A WORD STUMPS
Where to Ask About a Term
If a definition here still leaves a term unclear on your own screen, raise it from the account area. Article wording, wallet conditions and identity checks are explained in writing on the pages that carry them, and your account shows the published route for questions about your own case.
Account Help
Open your account area and use the published contact route listed there. A screenshot of the page where the term appears helps, because wording can differ between a game info panel, a wallet entry and a information page.
Game and Table Terms
For RTP, volatility or table limits, start with the info button on the game itself. Every title describes its own rules, bet sizes and feature behaviour there, and that screen is the source we point to on a question of detail.
Wallet Wording
Pending and withdrawal labels come from the wallet module. If the wording on your transfer record does not match the definition here, ask through the account route rather than acting on a guess about your own balance.
USING THE LOBBY
Putting These Terms to Work
Definitions only pay off once you use them. These are the questions that come up inside the lobby — comparing two slots, reading a market, or working out why part of a balance is not yet available to withdraw.
Where can I see the RTP of a slot?
Open the game and tap the info button. The figure appears only for titles whose provider publishes it, so some screens show volatility or table limits instead.
Why is part of my balance pending?
A pending line means the entry is recorded but has not settled. Your wallet shows that status, and only the available figure can be used for play or withdrawal.
Can I compare two slots quickly on a phone?
Yes. Open one title, check its volatility figure and paytable, then open the second. Both screens use the same layout, so the comparison takes a moment.
What happens if a cricket market is abandoned?
Market rules decide that, not the lobby. The settlement wording shown with your selection explains whether an abandoned or shortened match voids the market or settles it at the listed price.
Do the same conditions apply to every information?
No. Each information page lists its own wager requirement and expiry, and those conditions apply to that entry. Read the page before you accept anything shown there.
Why does my account ask for identity details?
The KYC step runs before certain actions so the name on your wallet or bank details matches your account. Follow the instructions shown in your account rather than guessing at documents.
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