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From RTP and house edge to Asian handicap and KYC, this glossary covers the words you see across our lobby, your account wallet, and the sportsbook. Whether you are opening a bKash deposit for the first time or exploring live dealer tables, knowing what each term means helps you make decisions with confidence rather than guesswork.
These are the words that show up most often when you browse our slot rooms and live tables. Each definition is written the way a real account session would surface it — not textbook theory, but the actual meaning behind what you see on screen. If a term appears inside a game from Pragmatic Play, CQ9 or JDB, this is where to start.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of total bets a game is designed to return over many rounds. RTP is shown only where the game provider, such as Pragmatic Play or CQ9, publishes it in the game details panel.
House edge is the mathematical advantage built into every game. A 2% house edge means, on average, the casino retains two taka from every hundred wagered over a large number of rounds. It is the counterpart to RTP — they add up to 100%.
Volatility describes how often and how large a slot pays out. High-volatility games from studios like JDB or Spadegaming pay less often but can deliver larger prize amounts. Low-volatility titles pay smaller amounts more frequently across shorter sessions.
A wager requirement states how many times a specific amount must be played through before it becomes withdrawable. You can find any active requirement attached to your account balance in the wallet section after you log in.
Jackpot is the highest prize a slot machine awards. It is triggered by a rare reel combination defined by the game's own rules. The current jackpot state for any eligible title is shown inside the game itself, not a separate board.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer running cards, roulette or baccarat from a studio. You place bets through your screen in real time. Titles available in our live casino lobby include tables sourced from Microgaming and Pragmatic Play live studios.
Once you move from the slot lobby into sports betting or start managing your wallet, a second set of words appears. Asian handicap, over/under and rollover are the three that cause the most confusion for new accounts. Understanding them before you place a cricket wager on a BPL match saves you from misreading your slip or your balance.
Asian handicap removes the draw outcome from a match and gives one side a head-start in goals or runs. It is common in football and cricket markets. A -1. 5 handicap means your chosen side must win by at least two for the bet to settle in your favour.
Over/under is a market where you predict whether the combined score or run count will be higher or lower than a line set by the sportsbook. In a cricket match, for example, you bet whether total runs will be over or under the posted number.
Rollover means the same as wager requirement — the number of times funds must be staked before withdrawal is permitted. The rollover figure attached to any account credit is visible in your wallet dashboard once you are logged in.
An e-wallet is a mobile money account used to move funds without a bank. On pbc888com, bKash, Nagad and Rocket are the supported e-wallets. You link your mobile wallet number in the payment section of your account to use these rails.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is a verification step where you confirm your identity using a national ID or similar document. Completion status and the documents required are shown in the account verification section after login.
A responsible-play limit is a self-set cap on your session spend or deposit amount. You configure it inside your account settings. The current applied limit, if any, is always shown in the account dashboard so you can review or adjust it there.
Reading a glossary in isolation is one thing; seeing where each term actually appears in a session is another. When you open Roulette WildSpin, the house edge for the specific variant is sometimes listed in the game's information panel — that figure directly relates to what RTP and house edge mean in practice. When you finish a round on Crash or Cash, the multiplier you cashed out at is the payout factor the game recorded for that round, separate from any jackpot mechanic.
Inside Roulette WildSpin, the information icon opens a panel showing the game rules and, where the provider publishes it, the RTP figure for that variant. This is the only place RTP is shown — it is not on the lobby card.
In Crash or Cash, the live multiplier climbs on screen until the round ends. The number you cash out at is your payout factor for that round. Volatility explains why the multiplier reaches different heights across separate rounds.
When you select a BPL cricket market with Asian handicap, the slip shows the handicap line, the odds and the settlement condition. Reviewing these before confirming is exactly what the glossary definition prepares you for.
After login, your wallet dashboard shows your available balance alongside any rollover requirement attached to credited funds. The two figures are kept separate so you can see what is free to withdraw and what still needs to be staked.
The glossary splits naturally into four groups based on where in the account you encounter each word. Knowing which family a term belongs to tells you exactly which screen to open when you want to verify it or act on it.
RTP, volatility, house edge, bonus round, multiplier and scatter — these appear inside individual game panels from studios like JDB, CQ9 or Microgaming. Open the game's own information screen to find the published values for that specific title.
Asian handicap, over/under, decimal odds and accumulator — these live on the sportsbook section. Each market's definition is reflected in the bet slip layout. Cricket and football markets in the sportsbook use these terms most frequently.
Deposit, withdrawal, e-wallet, transfer and processing — these appear in the payment section of your account. bKash, Nagad and Rocket are the mobile wallet options listed there. Your transaction history records each movement with a status label.
KYC, rollover, wager requirement and account verification — these sit in your account dashboard after login. Any active rollover is shown as a figure next to the relevant balance. Verification status and required steps are in the account settings section.
Picking a game at random is one way to explore the lobby. Picking a game because you understand its volatility profile and know where its RTP is published is a sharper approach — and it changes how you read a session outcome. A high-volatility slot from Spadegaming will run through more of your balance between wins than a low-volatility title, and that is expected behaviour, not a fault.
These questions go one step further than definitions. They cover how to act on a term once you know what it means — finding the right screen, reading the right field, or completing the right step in your account.
Open the slot title and look for the information or rules icon inside the game. If the studio — such as Pragmatic Play or CQ9 — publishes RTP for that title, it appears there. Not every title exposes this figure, and we do not display it on the lobby card.
Log in and open your wallet dashboard. Any rollover requirement attached to a credited amount is shown as a figure next to that balance line. The dashboard also shows how much of the requirement has been completed so far.
Go to the account verification section after login. The page lists the documents required and your current verification status. Typically you will need a national ID. The exact steps and acceptable document types are shown on that screen, not here, as requirements can be updated.
The bet slip for any Asian handicap market shows the settlement rule before you confirm. For a -1. 5 handicap on your chosen side, they must win by two or more runs or wickets — the exact condition depends on the market format shown on the slip.
After a Nagad deposit is processed, it appears in your transaction history inside the wallet section. Each entry shows the amount, the payment rail used and the status. If a deposit does not appear, the transaction history screen also has a contact route for account support.
Your available balance is what you can withdraw or stake freely through bKash, Rocket or Nagad. A restricted balance carries an active rollover or pending verification condition. Both figures are shown separately in the wallet dashboard so the distinction is always visible after login.
If a term in the lobby, on your bet slip or inside your wallet section still feels unclear after reading through this glossary, our account support team can walk you through the specific screen where it appears. You do not need to understand every term before you start — but you do have a place to ask when something looks unfamiliar.
Open the chat icon from any page in your account to reach the support team directly. If you are asking about a specific term, naming the screen where you saw it — wallet, bet slip or game panel — helps the team give you a direct answer.
The help section inside your account covers wallet terminology, KYC steps and payment rail questions for bKash, Nagad and Rocket. Each article links to the relevant account screen so you can follow the steps without leaving the help page.
If a wallet term on your transaction history is unclear — such as a status label on a Rocket or bKash withdrawal — the transaction detail page has a direct query option. Submit the transaction ID shown there for the fastest resolution.