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Every term you see in the lobby — from Asian handicap on the sportsbook to RTP on a slot reel — is defined here in plain language. This glossary covers the words that appear across the jun 365 betting board, casino tables, wallet screen and account settings, so you can read any page on this site and know exactly what you're looking at.
These are the terms that appear most often when you open a slot room, a live table or the account deposit screen for the first time. Each definition below names what the term means in practice — not what it implies about a payout or a prize.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of all wagers a slot or game returns to players over many rounds. A slot labelled 96% RTP theoretically returns 96 pesos for every 100 wagered across a large number of spins.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over time. In roulette, for example, the house edge comes from the zero pocket. It is expressed as a percentage and varies by game type and rule set.
Volatility describes how often and how large a slot pays out. High volatility means wins come less frequently but can be larger. Low volatility means smaller, more regular payouts. You will sometimes see this labelled as variance on a game detail screen.
Wager and turnover both refer to the total amount placed as bets. When an account condition lists a turnover requirement, it means you must place that total in bets before a certain action — such as a withdrawal — becomes available.
Jackpot is a game's top prize, typically awarded on a rare symbol combination or a triggered bonus round. The jackpot amount and trigger conditions are shown on the game's paytable, not set by the platform separately.
Live dealer refers to a real person dealing cards or spinning a wheel in a studio that streams video to your screen in real time. Speed Fan Tan Live is one example of this format available on the platform.
Once you move past the slot lobby and into the sportsbook or the account settings, a second layer of vocabulary appears. These terms cover how markets are priced, how your wallet interacts with your account and what identity verification involves.
Asian handicap is a type of sports bet that removes the draw outcome by giving one team a head start in goals or points. It splits the bet across two lines — for example, -0. 5 and -1 — so half your stake can win and half can lose.
Over/under is a market where you bet on whether the total score or count in a match goes above or below a set number. In a basketball game, the line might be set at 210. 5 total points across both teams.
Rollover is the number of times you must wager a credited amount before it can be withdrawn. If a credit requires a 5x rollover, you must place bets equal to five times that amount. The current rollover status appears in your account dashboard after login.
An e-wallet is a digital account that holds funds separately from a bank. GCash and Maya are the e-wallets supported here for deposits. Funds move from your e-wallet to your account balance when you complete the deposit flow in the cashier section.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process your account must pass before withdrawals are processed. You upload a valid ID and sometimes a selfie; the review steps and document requirements are shown in your account settings.
Responsible-play limits are account controls that let you set a ceiling on how much you wager or deposit within a period. The limit types available and how to set them are shown in your account settings panel after login.
Not every term belongs to every screen. Knowing where a word appears helps you find the right page when something is unclear — whether that is the paytable, the cashier, the sportsbook market list or your account settings.
RTP, volatility, bonus round, payline and wild symbol all appear on a game's own detail or paytable screen. On slots from PG Soft or Pragmatic Play, the paytable icon is visible inside the game window itself before you place a bet.
Asian handicap, over/under, moneyline and spread are sportsbook terms. You see them on the betting slip and the market list next to each fixture — basketball, boxing and Mobile Legends esports markets each display these formats differently.
Deposit, withdrawal, balance, transaction history and rollover appear in the cashier and account sections. GCash and Maya are named in the payment method selector when you open the deposit screen; PESONet appears on the withdrawal side.
KYC, account status and limit controls are in your account settings. The current verification state — pending, submitted or confirmed — is shown on your profile page. Withdrawal eligibility is linked to this status directly.
Reading the lobby is easier once you know which term belongs to which decision. Take volatility as an example: before you open Mindanao Eagle Slots, the volatility label tells you whether to expect frequent small payouts or longer stretches between larger wins — both are described in the game detail before you load it. On the live dealer side, when you join a Speed Fan Tan Live table, the stream shows the actual cards and dealer; the RTP for that table type is displayed in the game info tab if the provider makes it available.
On Mindanao Eagle Slots, the game detail shows volatility before you load the title. That single word tells you what rhythm of payouts to expect from the session.
For Speed Fan Tan Live, RTP is shown in the game info tab only when the provider publishes it. If it is not shown, the figure is not available from that studio.
When you add a PBA or NBA market to your bet slip, the Asian handicap appears as a decimal line beside the team name. The slip calculates the potential return automatically based on the odds shown.
After you fund your account through GCash, the cashier section logs the amount, timestamp and a reference number. That record is what you share with support if a query comes up.
Knowing what each term means before you place a bet or initiate a withdrawal removes friction from every decision. When you understand RTP and house edge, you can read a game description rather than guess at it. When you know what KYC requires, you can prepare your ID before you need to withdraw. When rollover is clear, the account condition in your dashboard is not a surprise — it is a number you can track. This glossary is not meant to replace the platform's own account screens or the game providers' paytables; it is a reference that makes those screens readable. For game-specific figures such as RTP or jackpot amounts, the authoritative source is always the game's own paytable or the provider-supplied game detail, because those figures are updated by the studio, not by the platform. Your account dashboard remains the single place where your personal balance, turnover progress and withdrawal status are shown.
If a term in the lobby or on your account screen does not match what you read here — or if a condition in your account settings is worded differently — the support channels below are the right place to ask. Our team can explain what the term means in the context of your specific account or the game you are looking at.
Open the chat icon from any page in the lobby. Type your question and a support agent will respond. This is the fastest route when you need a term clarified while you are mid-session.
Your account settings include a help section with written answers to common account and payment questions. If a term appears in your KYC or withdrawal screen, the help centre entry for that screen usually defines it.
For questions about a transaction record, a specific rollover condition or a document you submitted for KYC, email support gives you a written response with a reference number you can track.
These questions cover how glossary terms translate into actions inside the platform — the deposit screen, the betting slip, the account dashboard and the withdrawal flow.
After you deposit through GCash, log into your account and open the dashboard. The current rollover progress is shown there as a running total. The figure updates after each qualifying bet is settled, not in real time during a live market.
Open your account profile and look for the verification status section. It will show one of three states: not submitted, under review or verified. Withdrawal is available once the status reads verified and the required documents have been accepted.
No. RTP is a property of the game set by the studio — Pragmatic Play or PG Soft, for example — and it does not change based on your payment method. Whether you deposit via GCash or Maya makes no difference to a game's RTP figure.
Select any basketball or boxing fixture from the sportsbook market list. The Asian handicap options appear as decimal lines beside each team name on the market card. Add one to your bet slip and the slip recalculates the potential return automatically.
For most slots on the platform, including those from JDB and Bigtime Gaming, the volatility label is on the game detail card. Tap the info icon before loading the game and the volatility level — low, medium or high — is displayed there if the studio provides it.
If a bet on a live dealer table such as Speed Fan Tan Live is voided — usually because of a technical interruption to the stream — the stake is returned to your account balance. The transaction appears in your cashier history with a voided status label.