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From RTP and volatility to Asian handicap and wallet rollover, this glossary covers the words you see on game screens, bet slips and your account dashboard. Each definition is written plainly so you can make faster decisions — whether you are reading odds on a cricket market or checking a slot paytable from PG Soft or Pragmatic Play.
These are the words that appear most often across slots, live tables and crash games in the lobby. Read them once and they will start making sense the next time you open a game from PlayStar or Spadegaming.
RTP is the percentage of total bets a game returns to players over many rounds. A slot showing 96% RTP returns 96 taka on average for every 100 wagered. The figure is shown only where the game or provider publishes it.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the platform holds on a game. A roulette table with a 2. 7% house edge keeps 2. 7 taka on average per 100 wagered. It varies by game type and bet selection.
Volatility describes how often a slot pays and how large those payments tend to be. High-volatility slots pay less frequently but can deliver larger prize amounts. Low-volatility slots pay smaller amounts more often.
A wager is the amount you place on a single round or bet. Turnover is the running total of all wagers in a session or within a specific time window, shown inside your account transaction history after login.
Jackpot is a game's top prize tier, triggered by a rare symbol combination or random event inside the game engine. The jackpot amount and the conditions that trigger it are published inside the game's paytable, not set by the platform.
A live dealer is a real person dealing cards or spinning a roulette wheel on camera, streamed to your phone or browser. You place bets on the result through the on-screen interface, the same way you would in a digital table game.
Once you move past game mechanics, you will encounter these terms on bet slips, the sportsbook, and in your account settings. Understanding them helps you read a cricket match market clearly or verify a bKash deposit has been processed correctly.
Asian handicap is a bet type that removes the draw result by giving one side a virtual head start. Common in football and cricket markets, it splits the stake across two outcomes to reduce risk. The exact lines are shown on the live bet slip.
Over/Under is a market where you bet whether a measurable event — total runs in an innings, total goals — lands above or below a set number. The threshold is published on each market line before the match starts.
Rollover is the number of times you must wager a credited amount before it can be withdrawn. The specific rollover requirement for any credited balance is shown in the terms attached to that credit inside your account dashboard.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account that holds funds and transfers them to a platform without sharing your bank details. bKash and Nagad are the e-wallets available for deposits on this platform, subject to eligible regions.
KYC is the identity verification step required before a withdrawal can be processed. It typically involves confirming your name, date of birth and a valid ID document. The documents required are listed in the verification section of your account settings.
Responsible-play limits are account-level controls you set to manage how much you wager in a given period. The options available and how to activate them are shown inside the account settings area after you log in.
Different words appear in different parts of the platform. Knowing which screen a term belongs to saves you time when you need to verify something quickly on a phone.
RTP, volatility, bonus round, multiplier and paytable all appear inside the game window itself. Open the info or help icon on any slot from PG Soft or Pragmatic Play to find them. They are set by the game provider, not the platform.
Asian handicap, over/under, decimal odds and match lines are on the sportsbook bet slip. For cricket markets — IPL, BPL or international fixtures — the active lines are shown on the match card before the event starts.
Deposit, withdrawal, e-wallet, Bank Transfer, bKash, Nagad and Rocket all appear in the cashier section. Transaction status and any processing notes are visible inside your account wallet history after each completed action.
Rollover, turnover, wagering requirement and credit expiry are attached to any credited balance. The exact conditions for a current credit are shown inside your account dashboard after login — not on a public page.
Terms rarely appear in isolation. When you open Crash Skyline, you will see a live multiplier climbing on screen — that multiplier is a game-mechanic term, and the amount it applies to is your active wager. When that round ends, the settled amount is added straight to your wallet balance, which is an account term. On the sportsbook side, if you open a BPL cricket market, you will see a decimal odds number next to each team — that figure tells you the return per unit wagered, including your stake. If you select Asian handicap on the same match, you will notice the line moves the virtual starting point, which changes the odds shown. Each of these actions triggers a transaction record that uses cashier vocabulary: deposit, credit, debit, withdrawal. Checking your wallet history after a session is how you confirm that each term was applied the way you expected.
The multiplier in Crash Skyline starts at 1x and climbs. Your wager is locked when the round starts. Cash out before the crash and your return equals wager multiplied by the multiplier at exit — the result posts to your wallet immediately.
On a BPL cricket market, decimal odds of 2. 50 mean a 100-taka wager returns 250 taka if the selection wins — 150 taka profit plus your original stake. The full calculation is shown on the bet confirmation screen before you confirm.
Open any slot from PlayStar or Spadegaming and tap the info icon. If the provider publishes RTP and volatility, they appear on the paytable screen. High volatility plus a lower published RTP means fewer, larger prize rounds — useful to know before you set your bet size.
When you deposit via bKash, the cashier shows the amount, the processing status and a transaction reference. Once confirmed, the credit appears in your wallet balance. That sequence — initiated, pending, credited — is standard cashier language across all supported rails.
Knowing what a term means before you place a bet changes how you read a market. A player who understands volatility will choose a different slot stake size than one who does not. Someone who has read the rollover definition will check the conditions on any credited balance before requesting a withdrawal. On the payment side, knowing that KYC is required before a first withdrawal means you can complete verification early — the steps are shown in your account settings rather than appearing as a surprise when you first request funds. For live tables from Pragmatic Play, understanding the difference between house edge on baccarat versus blackjack helps you pick the game that suits your session. None of this requires deep technical knowledge — it only requires reading each term once in plain language, which is what this glossary is here for.
If you find a word on a game screen, a bet slip or in your account settings that is not covered here, our support team can explain it. Reach out through any of the channels below and we will point you to the right section of the lobby or your account.
Open the chat icon from any page inside the lobby. A support agent will respond and can walk you through what a specific term means in the context of your account or active game session.
Send your question to our support email if you prefer a written answer. Include the term you are asking about and where you saw it — for example, on a Rocket Payout Track game screen or inside your wallet history — and we will reply with a clear explanation.
Many terms appear with a small info icon next to them inside your account dashboard after login. Tapping that icon shows the platform's own definition in context, without leaving the page you are on.
These questions are about how the platform works when you apply the terms above — not the definitions themselves, but the actions and screens they point to.
Log in and open the transaction history section of your account wallet. Every completed round or bet appears there with the wagered amount, the result and the running total. No separate page is needed — it is all in the wallet section.
Open the game and tap the info or paytable icon. If the provider — such as PG Soft, Pragmatic Play or Spadegaming — has published the RTP, it will appear there. If the icon shows no figure, the provider has not published it for that title.
Once your bKash deposit is confirmed by the cashier, the amount is added to your wallet balance. You can verify it in the transaction history inside your account. The cashier screen also shows the processing status in real time.
Suspended means the market has been temporarily paused, usually during a live match when odds are being recalculated. Your stake is not affected. Wait for the market to reopen or check the bet slip for a status update.
Go to the verification section inside your account settings. The required documents and the upload steps are listed there. Complete the steps shown before you request a withdrawal — processing will not begin until verification is approved.
Yes. Log in and open your account dashboard. Any active credited balance with a rollover condition attached shows the requirement and your current progress. The current state is shown in your account dashboard after login, not on a public page.