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Every term you see in the lobby, on the table felt, or in your account wallet is defined here — plain English, no filler. Whether you are reading payout conditions in Tongits Classic, checking volatility before opening a slot, or reviewing your GCash transaction record, this glossary gives you the exact language the platform uses.
If a definition here does not match what you see on your account screen, our support team can walk you through the exact field or condition shown. Reach out through any of the channels below — describe the term and where you spotted it.
Open the chat widget inside your logged-in account to ask about any term, condition or wallet label shown on your screen. Support reads your account context directly so the answer is specific to what you see.
Send a screenshot of the term or condition in question to our support address shown in the Help section of your account. Include the game name or screen path so the team can locate the exact wording quickly.
The Help section inside your account lists common wallet, payment and account terms with short explanations. Check there first for quick answers about GCash deposits, PESONet transfers or wagering conditions.
Reading a slot label or a live table condition without knowing the vocabulary behind it means you are making decisions on incomplete information. Volatility, for example, tells you whether a slot pays out in small frequent amounts or in rarer larger rounds — that single word changes which title you open first. RTP gives you the theoretical return rate the studio publishes for that game, where the provider makes it available. House edge is the equivalent figure for table games like Tongits Classic or VIP Dragon Tiger Live, expressed as the margin the game carries over time. On the sports side, terms like Asian handicap and over/under define exactly how a market is structured before you place a selection. None of this is complicated once the definitions are clear.
Terms in the lobby are grouped by the context where you encounter them. Knowing which family a term belongs to tells you where to look for the full explanation — in the game window, the sportsbook market, your wallet, or the conditions panel of an information.
RTP, volatility, paylines, bonus round, scatter, wild and multiplier all appear inside the game window or in the game's information panel. Studios like JDB and Microgaming publish these where the title supports it. Check the paytable icon inside the game before starting a session.
Asian handicap, over/under, moneyline, spread and market suspension are sportsbook terms. They appear on the bet slip and on each market row. Basketball markets — PBA and NBA — carry these labels prominently. Understanding them lets you read what a selection actually means before confirming.
Deposit, withdrawal, e-wallet, PESONet, GrabPay and transaction reference are account-level terms. They appear on the deposit and cashout screens, in your transaction history and in any wallet verification step. Your account dashboard shows the current balance and each transaction record.
Rollover, wagering requirement, turnover, qualifying bet and minimum odds describe the conditions attached to any offer currently active on your account. The current state of any information is shown in your account dashboard after login — read the conditions panel there, not a cached version of this page.
These are the six terms that appear most often when browsing slots, table games and live dealer rooms. Each definition below is the plain meaning of the term as it is used in the lobby.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the theoretical percentage of total wagers a game returns to players over a large number of rounds. Studios publish this figure where the game supports disclosure; it is shown in the game's information panel.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over the player, expressed as a percentage. It is the complement of RTP for slots and the built-in margin for table games like VIP Dragon Tiger Live or Tongits Classic.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its payouts. High volatility means wins arrive less often but can be larger. Low volatility means smaller, more frequent payouts. The label appears in the game details panel where the studio provides it.
Wager and turnover both refer to the total amount staked across rounds or bets. Offer conditions use turnover to state how much you need to stake before a gameplay becomes available for withdrawal from your account wallet.
A jackpot is a slot's largest prize, awarded on rare symbol combinations or through a dedicated prize round within the game. The prize amount and trigger conditions are shown in the game's paytable, not set by the platform.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer running a table game — baccarat, roulette, blackjack — from a studio camera. You place bets through the game interface while watching the dealer deal cards or spin the wheel in real time.
These terms cover the sportsbook, your payment rails and the account verification steps you encounter after registration. Each definition uses the plain meaning as shown in the relevant screen.
Asian handicap is a bet type that removes the draw result by giving one team a head start in goals or points. It is common in basketball and football markets. The handicap value is shown beside the team name on the market row.
Over/under is a market where you predict whether a game's combined score will be above or below a set number. In PBA basketball markets, the total-points line is the most common form. The line is displayed on each market row.
Rollover is the number of times you must stake an amount before it qualifies for withdrawal. If an offer carries a rollover condition, the multiplier and qualifying game types are listed in your account dashboard under the active offer details.
An e-wallet is a digital account that holds funds for deposits and withdrawals. On 80jilli, GCash, Maya and GrabPay are the supported e-wallet rails. You link your e-wallet on the deposit screen and it appears as a payment option each time.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification step required before processing larger withdrawals or when the platform needs to confirm your account details. The documents requested and the verification path are shown on the KYC screen in your account.
PESONet is a batch electronic fund transfer service that moves money between Philippine bank accounts. It is available as a deposit and withdrawal rail on the platform for players who prefer bank-level transfers over mobile e-wallet methods like GCash or GrabPay.
Terms do not exist in isolation — they appear together when you make a browsing decision. Opening Mayon Blast Crash, for instance, you will see a multiplier climbing in real time; the volatility descriptor in that game's panel tells you how the round distribution typically behaves. In Bingo Cebu Hall, the prize structure and draw schedule are shown inside the game window, so the term 'prize round' points to a specific screen element, not an abstract concept. On the sportsbook side, a Boxing World Titles Betting market displays the Asian handicap lines alongside the moneyline odds — two term families visible on the same row. When you move to your wallet to fund a session, the deposit screen shows GCash, Maya and GrabPay as distinct rails, each labelled clearly.
The multiplier value rises continuously during a Mayon Blast Crash round. You cash out before it resets. The term 'multiplier' in this context is a live number on screen, not a post-round calculation — knowing this changes when you act.
In Bingo Cebu Hall, a prize round refers to the bonus stage triggered when your card hits a pattern. The trigger conditions and prize structure are shown in the game's information tab. Check the paytable before the session starts.
Boxing World Titles Betting displays handicap lines beside each fighter's name. The line adjusts the effective winning margin. Reading the handicap correctly tells you exactly what outcome your selection needs to win the bet.
After every GCash or PESONet deposit, a transaction reference number is saved in your account transaction history. Use this number when contacting support about a specific transfer — it lets the team locate the record without delay.
These questions are about how the platform implements the features behind the glossary terms — not the definitions themselves, but what you actually do with them on your account.
Open the slot in the lobby and tap the information icon — usually marked with an 'i' — inside the game window. If the studio like JDB or Microgaming publishes this data for that title, it appears there. Not every title exposes it; only check the in-game panel.
Log into your account and navigate to the verification section. The screen lists the documents required and the upload fields. Follow the instructions shown there exactly. The process and document types depend on your account status and withdrawal history.
Go to the deposit screen after logging in. Select GCash from the payment options shown. Enter your registered GCash mobile number and follow the prompts displayed. The minimum and maximum amounts are shown on that screen before you confirm.
The current state of any offer on your account — including its rollover figure, qualifying games and progress — is shown in your account dashboard after login. There is no separate page; the dashboard is the live view of your offer status.
PESONet appears as both a deposit and withdrawal option on the wallet screen where your account is eligible. Select it on the cashout screen, enter your bank account details as prompted and confirm. The transfer follows the batch schedule of the PESONet network.
Market suspension means the sportsbook has temporarily removed that market from betting — usually around the start of a game or during a live event break. The market row shows a suspended label. Check back after the event resumes; the market may reopen with updated lines.