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From RTP and house edge to Asian handicap and KYC, this glossary covers the language of our lobby — game mechanics, odds formats, wallet actions and account conditions. Whether you're checking a slot's volatility before you start or making sense of a rollover condition, each definition here maps directly to what you see on screen.
These six terms come up most often when you're moving through the slot lobby or sitting at a live dealer table. Knowing what each one means helps you make quicker decisions without second-guessing a screen label.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of total wagers a game is designed to return over many rounds. A game with 96% RTP returns roughly 96 per 100 wagered across a large sample. Where a provider such as CQ9 or Habanero publishes the figure, it appears in the game's info panel.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over the player across many rounds. It is the mirror of RTP game carries a 4% house edge.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its prize rounds. High volatility means fewer wins but larger amounts when they land. Low volatility means more frequent, smaller returns. Games from studios like JDB and PlayStar list their volatility level in the game detail screen where the provider chooses to display it.
A wager or turnover requirement is the total bet volume needed before credited amounts become eligible for withdrawal. The current requirement attached to any credited amount is shown in your account dashboard after login, not in a separate announcement.
Jackpot is a game's top prize, triggered on rare symbol combinations or a dedicated feature round. Some jackpots are fixed amounts; others accumulate from bets across multiple rounds. The prize structure for each title is shown inside the game's paytable.
A live dealer is a real person dealing cards, spinning a wheel or managing a table visible through a live video feed. You interact via on-screen bet controls while watching the dealer in real time. Golden Dragon Tiger Live uses this format inside the d63 jili lobby.
These terms show up most when you move between the sportsbook, your GCash wallet and your account settings. They cover how odds are framed, how payments work and what happens during account verification.
Asian handicap is a betting format that removes the draw outcome and assigns a goal or point head start to the weaker side. This narrows the market to two outcomes. It is common in basketball and football bet types listed under Volleyball Nations League Betting and PBA markets in our sportsbook.
Over/under is a bet on whether a combined score, total points or stat count finishes above or below a line set by the sportsbook. You pick over or under. In PBA and NBA betting, the total-points line appears beside each match in the sportsbook section.
Rollover is another word for turnover or wager requirement — the total amount you must bet before a credited balance qualifies for withdrawal. The rollover multiple and progress toward meeting it are both shown in your account dashboard once you log in.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account that holds funds and lets you deposit or withdraw without a physical bank card. At d63 jili, GCash and Maya are the supported e-wallet rails. You connect them through the cashier section of your account.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process that confirms your account details before certain withdrawals or account actions. The documents required and the submission steps are shown inside the account verification section after you log in.
A crash game runs a rising multiplier that can stop at any point. You choose when to collect before the multiplier stops. Sky High Crash in the d63 jili lobby uses this format — the current multiplier is visible on screen, and your cashout button is active until the round ends.
Reading a term in isolation and seeing it during a real session are different experiences. Consider how a few of these definitions come together when you're making choices in the lobby. You open Mayon Fire Slots and check the info panel — the RTP figure appears there if the provider has published it, and volatility is listed as high, telling you prize rounds are less frequent but carry larger amounts when they arrive. You move to the sportsbook to check a PBA match.
Open Mayon Fire Slots and tap the info icon. If CQ9 or the hosting studio publishes RTP and volatility for that title, both figures appear there. Volatility tells you whether prize rounds arrive often at smaller amounts or rarely at larger ones.
In the sportsbook, select a PBA or NBA match. The handicap column shows each team's adjusted line. A negative value means that side concedes a head start; a positive value means they receive one. The over/under line sits in the same row.
After any credited amount is added to your wallet, the rollover counter appears in your account dashboard. The figure shows total wagering completed and the amount still needed. It updates each time a settled bet is recorded.
Your account's verification section lists each KYC step in order. The documents required, accepted file formats and current status are all shown there. Completing KYC unlocks full withdrawal access to GCash, Maya or Bank Transfer.
If a term on screen does not match what you've read here, or if an account condition uses language that isn't clear, our support channels are the right place to ask. Reach the team through any of the routes below.
Start a live chat session directly from any page in the lobby. The chat icon sits at the bottom of the screen. Use it to ask what a specific term means in your current account context or to clarify a condition shown on your dashboard.
Send a message through the contact form in your account settings for questions about KYC documents, rollover calculations or wallet term labels. The team responds to the email address linked to your account.
Many term-related details — rollover progress, wallet balance, verification status — are shown directly in your account dashboard after login. Check there first before contacting support; the current state of each condition is visible without an extra request.
Knowing what RTP, volatility and house edge actually mean changes how you pick between a Habanero slot and a Microgaming table game. It moves the decision from guesswork to a deliberate read of published figures. The same applies on the account side: understanding what rollover and KYC require means you're not surprised when a withdrawal step appears. Sportsbook terms like Asian handicap and over/under affect which markets make sense to follow for PBA and NBA — getting the format right before you place a bet matters more than picking a market by instinct. This glossary exists so you can move through the lobby and your account with fewer stops and more confidence in what each label means.
Terms cluster by location. Knowing which family applies to which screen cuts the time spent reading help text during a session.
RTP, volatility, house edge, bonus round, paytable and jackpot are all game-mechanic terms. You find them in the info or rules panel inside each game — titles from CQ9, Habanero, JDB, PlayStar and Microgaming display these where the studio chooses to publish them.
Asian handicap, over/under, decimal odds and spread apply in the sportsbook. They appear beside each match listing — PBA, NBA and Volleyball Nations League Betting markets all use these formats. The sportsbook shows the format label next to each market column.
E-wallet, deposit, withdrawal, Bank Transfer and transaction ID are wallet terms. In the cashier section, GCash and Maya are listed as e-wallet options. Bank Transfer appears as a separate rail. Transaction records show the payment method label and a reference ID for each completed action.
Rollover, turnover, wager requirement and eligible games are condition terms. They apply to credited amounts and are tracked in the account dashboard after login. The dashboard shows both the required total and your current progress without needing to contact support.
These questions go one step further than the definitions — they cover how each term connects to something you actually do in the account or lobby.
Open the slot and tap the information or rules icon, usually shown as an 'i' or a help symbol. If the studio — such as CQ9, Habanero or PlayStar — has published the RTP for that title, it appears there. Not every title shows this figure; it depends on what the provider includes.
Log into your account and open the dashboard or wallet section. Any credited amount with an attached wager requirement shows its rollover counter there — the total needed and the amount already completed. The counter updates after each settled bet.
The required documents and accepted file types are listed inside the account verification section. Follow the steps shown there; the platform specifies what it needs based on your account status. Completing this step enables full GCash, Maya and Bank Transfer withdrawal access.
The cashier section shows which withdrawal methods are available for your account after you log in. Linking a GCash or Maya account during deposit does not automatically set it as your withdrawal destination — check the withdrawal screen for the options tied to your verified account.
Open the sportsbook and select a PBA or NBA match. The over/under line appears in the same row as the handicap column. Tap the figure to see the full market, including the current line value and both the over and under selections.
In Sky High Crash, a multiplier rises from the start of each round. You decide when to collect by pressing the cashout button — the amount won is calculated from your stake multiplied by the multiplier at the moment you cash out. If you wait too long and the round ends, the round closes without a payout.