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Every term in our lobby — from RTP on slot titles to rollover on account conditions — is defined here in plain language. Whether you are reading a game paytable, checking a GCash transaction, or reviewing your account wallet, this page gives you the exact meaning behind what you see on screen.
These are the foundational words you will see across slot titles from Habanero, CQ9, JDB and other studios in our lobby. Each definition is written for the way the term actually appears on screen — not in textbook language.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of all wagers a slot or table game is configured to return over a very large number of rounds. A higher RTP means more is returned over time, though individual sessions vary. RTP figures are shown only where the game provider exposes them.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over the player, expressed as a percentage of each wager. It is the counterpart to RTP carries a 3% house edge.
Volatility describes how a slot pays out — frequently in small amounts, or rarely in larger amounts. High-volatility titles produce bigger prize swings but less frequent wins. Low-volatility slots pay smaller amounts more often. Game screens sometimes label this as variance.
Wager and turnover both refer to the total amount staked. Turnover may be summed over a session or a defined period. It matters when you review your account wallet history or when specific account conditions refer to a required staking amount before a balance moves.
A jackpot is a game's highest available prize, awarded on specific rare symbol combinations or triggered features. It is a mechanic built into the game by its studio. The amount and conditions are shown within the game paytable, not on the lobby page.
A live dealer is a human presenter running a card or table game in real time via a video stream. You place bets on your screen while watching the dealer deal cards or spin the wheel. Live dealer tables differ from computer-generated versions of the same game.
These terms come up once you move beyond the slot lobby — in the sportsbook, during GCash and Maya transactions, and when reviewing account conditions. Each definition maps to a screen or step you will actually encounter.
Asian handicap is a type of sports bet — common in basketball and football — where one side is given a head-start in goals or points to level the contest. It eliminates the draw outcome and narrows the bet to two possible results. Handicap lines are shown on each match market.
Over/under is a bet on whether the combined score or a statistical count — points, corners, games — will be higher or lower than a number set by the sportsbook. You do not pick a winner; you pick which side of the line the total lands on.
Rollover is a staking requirement tied to an account condition. It states how many times a specified amount must be wagered before it can be withdrawn. The rollover multiplier and qualifying games are listed in the relevant account-condition terms, not on the lobby page.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account you use to move funds without a traditional bank transfer. On this platform, GCash and Maya are the primary e-wallets. Transactions through these wallets are recorded separately in your account payment history under the wallet section.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process required before withdrawals are processed. You submit documents confirming your name, address and identity through the verification section of your account. Completion status is shown on your account dashboard after login.
Session and account limits are controls you set inside your account to define how much you stake or spend in a given period. They are applied in the account settings area and take effect as soon as they are saved. The current state of any limit is visible in your account dashboard after login.
Glossary terms do not appear randomly — each family belongs to a specific part of the lobby or account flow. Knowing which section to look at saves time when a label is unfamiliar.
RTP, volatility, bonus round, paytable, scatter and wild symbols — these appear inside the individual game screen. Open any slot from CQ9, Habanero or JDB and tap the info or paytable icon to see these values exactly as the provider publishes them.
Asian handicap, over/under, money line and match odds appear in the sportsbook section. For basketball markets — PBA and NBA games — each line is listed per fixture. The sportsbook displays the current market; no pre-match lines are stored in your account history.
Deposit, withdrawal, pending, processing and transaction reference are all terms from the wallet section of your account. GCash and Maya transactions each carry a reference number. Check your account wallet tab after a transfer to confirm the status shown there.
Rollover, turnover, KYC status, session limit and account verification appear in account settings and in the terms attached to specific account conditions. The account dashboard after login shows which conditions are active and what their current state is.
Understanding a term becomes practical the moment you see it shape a real decision. When you open Candy Baby from the slot lobby, the paytable inside the game lists the scatter positions and bonus round trigger conditions — those are game-mechanic terms in action. If you switch to VIP Bull Bull Live, you are looking at live-dealer language: table limits, side bet labels and payout multipliers are all shown on the table interface before you place a chip. In the sportsbook, choosing between a money-line bet and an Asian handicap line on a PBA game is a direct application of the odds terms in this glossary.
Open Candy Baby and tap the paytable icon. You will see RTP, volatility rating and symbol values listed by the studio exactly as configured. These figures are not on the lobby card — they are inside the game.
At a VIP Bull Bull Live table, the table limit and minimum stake labels are live-dealer account terms. The interface shows them before your first wager so you can match the table to your current wallet balance.
On a PBA or NBA fixture, the handicap line and over/under total are displayed per game on the market page. Selecting a line takes you to a bet slip where the odds format and potential return are shown based on your stake.
After a GCash deposit, the transaction moves from pending to completed inside your wallet tab. Pending means the e-wallet transfer is still being confirmed; completed means the amount is in your account balance and available for play.
Reading a game screen or a sportsbook line with confidence depends on recognising what each label means. A player who understands volatility picks a slot that suits their session length — a long low-stakes session fits a low-volatility title; a shorter session with bigger swings suits a high-volatility one. In the same way, knowing how rollover works before accepting an account condition means you can judge whether the staking requirement matches your usual play pattern. On the payment side, understanding the difference between pending and processed helps you avoid contacting support unnecessarily.
If a definition here does not fully answer what you see on screen, the options below connect you to clarification through the account itself or through direct support.
Your account dashboard after login shows the current state of all active conditions, wallet balances and verification status. Check here first — most term-related questions about your specific account are answered by the values shown there.
Live chat is available from the support section of the platform. If a label on a game screen, a sportsbook line or a wallet entry is unclear, describe what you see and the support team will explain the term in context of your account.
For game-mechanics terms — RTP, volatility, paytable values — open the info panel inside the game itself. Studios like Habanero, CQ9 and JDB publish these figures directly in the game interface. The lobby card does not always carry full detail.
These questions are about how specific features work inside the platform — not the definitions themselves, but the practical steps behind them.
RTP is not displayed on the lobby card. Open the game and look for the information or paytable icon — typically a question mark or an 'i' symbol. Studios that expose RTP show it there. If the icon is absent, the provider has not published the figure for that title.
After login, go to your wallet or transaction history tab. Each GCash deposit and withdrawal is listed with a date, amount, status and reference number. Filter by payment method if the tab offers that option to isolate your GCash entries from other transaction types.
KYC status shows whether your identity verification is pending, in review or completed. A completed status is required before withdrawals are processed. If your status is pending, follow the instructions shown in the verification section of your account settings to submit the required documents.
Log in and open account settings. Look for the session controls or limits section — the exact label is shown inside the settings screen. Enter the amount and period you want to apply, then save. The dashboard will reflect the active limit immediately after it is saved.
When a rollover condition is active on your account, the requirement is displayed in the relevant section of your account dashboard or under the specific condition's detail page. It shows how much of the required turnover has been completed and how much remains before withdrawal is available.
Yes — open the wallet section in a separate tab or use the deposit shortcut in the account header while the sportsbook is open. Maya transfers are recorded in your transaction history the same way as GCash. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions where the platform is accessible.