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Whether you're reading the paytable on Bone Fortune, reviewing odds on a PBA match, or checking your GCash wallet balance in your account, certain terms come up repeatedly. This glossary breaks each one down in plain language — no jargon left unexplained, no assumptions about what you already know.
These are the terms you'll see most often when browsing slots and live tables. Each one has a direct effect on how a session feels and how your balance moves. Understanding them helps you pick games that match your pace — whether that's a long session on Speed Bingo or a few rounds at a live dealer table.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of total wagers a game is designed to return over a very large number of rounds. A game with 96% RTP returns an average of 96 per 100 wagered across all players over time.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the platform holds on any game. It is the counterpart to RTP carries a 4% house edge. This figure is built into every game by the studio and is not something the platform adjusts.
Volatility describes how frequently a slot pays out and in what size. Low-volatility slots pay more often but in smaller amounts. High-volatility slots pay less frequently but can produce larger prize rounds when they do. Bone Fortune, for example, is a higher-volatility title — sessions can run lean before a bonus round triggers.
A wager requirement specifies how many times a credited amount must be played through before it becomes withdrawable. If you see this condition attached to any account credit, the exact multiplier and eligible games are listed in your account dashboard, not estimated here. Always check the full conditions shown at login.
A jackpot is the highest prize a slot offers, typically reached through a rare symbol combination or a triggered jackpot feature. It is a game mechanic — not a platform promise. The size and trigger conditions vary by title and studio. JDB and CQ9 titles on this platform each define their own jackpot rules inside the game.
A live dealer is a real person dealing cards, spinning a roulette wheel, or hosting a game table via video stream. You see the action in real time and place bets through the on-screen interface. Lightning Roulette Live is one example where a live host runs the wheel while multipliers apply to certain number bets.
Sports betting, account management and payment rails each carry their own vocabulary. These definitions cover the terms you encounter when placing a bet on a PBA game, processing a GrabPay withdrawal, or completing account verification. Recognising them makes it easier to act confidently rather than pause at unfamiliar labels.
Asian handicap is a form of sports bet that removes the draw outcome by giving one team a virtual head start or deficit before the match begins.
Over/under is a bet on whether a combined statistic — most often total points or goals — will finish above or below a line set by the platform. In a PBA game, if the over/under line is set at 190.
Rollover is another word for the wager requirement described in the basics section. It states the number of times a credited balance must be bet before a withdrawal request is processed. The current rollover condition for any active credit on your account is always visible after you log in — check your account dashboard for the exact figure.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account linked to your phone number or email. On this platform, GCash, GrabPay and InstaPay are the verified local payment rails for deposits and withdrawals. Transactions go through your chosen e-wallet app and reflect in your platform wallet once the transfer is confirmed on both ends.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is a verification process where you submit identification documents so the platform can confirm your identity before processing withdrawals. The documents required and the submission steps are shown inside your account under the verification section. Completing KYC is needed for full wallet access.
Play limits are thresholds you can set in your account to control how much you wager or deposit over a period. They are account tools — you configure them in your account settings dashboard, not through customer support. The available limit types and how to apply them are described in the account settings page after login.
Seeing a term in a definition is one thing. Recognising it on a screen mid-session is another. When you open Bone Fortune in the lobby, the game's paytable shows the prize structure for each symbol combination — that is where volatility and the jackpot mechanic become visible together.
In Bone Fortune, tap the information icon inside the game to open the paytable. RTP is shown here if the studio exposes it. If the figure is absent, the studio has not made it public for that title.
When you open a PBA match at the sportsbook, the Asian handicap and over/under lines are listed side by side with the moneyline. The line is fixed at the moment you confirm — it does not update after your bet is placed.
Your account dashboard shows a verification status indicator. If KYC is pending, the withdrawal button routes you to the document upload screen. The fields and acceptable ID types are listed there — follow the instructions shown.
Any active wager requirement on your balance appears as a progress bar in the account dashboard after login. The bar shows how much of the rollover has been met and which game categories count toward it.
If a term in your account, on a paytable, or at the sportsbook does not match what you find here, the fastest route is account support. The team can clarify what a specific condition means for your account — especially useful for wager requirements or KYC instructions where the exact detail is account-specific.
Open the live chat widget from any page after login. This is the direct line for term-specific questions tied to your account — for example, what a rollover condition means for your current balance or why a withdrawal is pending.
Your account dashboard is the first place to check for term-related details: active conditions, KYC status, wallet balance breakdown and transaction history. Many glossary terms resolve themselves when you look at the actual figures shown there.
The help section, accessible from the main menu, contains written explanations of platform-specific rules. If a term in this glossary leads to a condition you want to verify against platform rules, the help section is where those rules are published.
Knowing what RTP and volatility mean before you open a slot lets you set expectations for how a session is likely to run. A high-volatility title like a Habanero slot may stay quiet for longer stretches before a feature round pays out — that is by design, not a fault.
Terms cluster naturally around four areas of the platform. Matching a term to its location makes it easier to find the relevant screen when you need it.
RTP, volatility, house edge, bonus round, jackpot, wild and scatter symbols — these appear inside the game itself, usually in the paytable or information panel. Studios like CQ9, JDB, Habanero and Microgaming each document these in their own format within the game window.
Asian handicap, over/under, moneyline, spread and stake — these are sportsbook terms. You see them on the bet slip and market listing for basketball, boxing and esports events. The line and odds are visible before you confirm, and locked at the moment of placement.
E-wallet, deposit, withdrawal, InstaPay, GCash, GrabPay, transaction history — these appear in your account wallet section. After a GCash deposit, the transaction log records the amount, method and status. Withdrawal requests show the same detail once processed to your chosen e-wallet.
KYC, rollover, wager requirement, play limits and verification status — these are account-layer terms. They live in your account dashboard and settings, not in the game lobby. The current state of any active condition is shown there after you log in.
These questions go one step further than the definitions — they are about what you actually do when a term becomes relevant inside your account or at the lobby.
Open the game and tap the information or paytable icon — usually a small 'i' or question mark on the game screen. If the studio has made the RTP figure available, it appears there. CQ9 and Habanero titles typically include it; not every title publishes the figure.
Log in and go to your account dashboard. The verification status section shows whether your documents have been submitted, are under review, or have been confirmed. If documents are still needed, the upload prompts and accepted ID types are listed on that screen.
Yes. After login, the account dashboard shows any active wager requirement as a progress indicator. It updates after each eligible bet is settled. Once the requirement is met, the withdrawal option becomes fully active for the credited balance.
The handicap is added to or subtracted from the final score of the team you backed. If the adjusted result favours your selection, the bet wins. If the adjusted score lands exactly on the handicap line, the stake is returned. The settlement method is shown on the bet slip before you confirm.
A deposit shows in the transaction log as soon as it is received. It moves to your game balance once the platform's wallet system processes it. If there is a delay, check whether your GCash account shows the transfer as completed.
Go to your account settings after login. The limits section lists the threshold types available and lets you set values directly. Changes may take a short processing period before they apply. The screen shows when each limit becomes active after you save it.