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When a screen shows RTP, volatility, or rollover, knowing what those words mean changes how you move through the lobby. This reference covers game mechanics, odds language, account and wallet terms — every category you encounter from the slot reels to the GCash deposit screen.
These are the terms that appear most often across slot titles like Dragon Hatch 2, live dealer tables, and the main lobby navigation. Each definition below is written the way the term is actually used on screen — no jargon on top of jargon.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of total wagers a game pays back over many rounds on average. We show RTP only where the game provider publishes it — we do not calculate or estimate it ourselves.
House edge is the mathematical advantage built into a game. It is the complement of RTP, the house edge is 4%.
Volatility describes how a game distributes prize rounds. High volatility means prizes hit less often but tend to be larger. Low volatility means smaller prizes appear more frequently. Slot providers like Habanero and JDB publish this for most titles.
A wager is the amount placed on a single round or bet. Turnover refers to the total amount wagered across multiple rounds. Both terms appear in your account history and in any condition attached to a gameplay offer.
Jackpot is a game's top prize pool, triggered by a rare combination or event. It is a game-mechanic term, not a promise. Some Pragmatic Play and Microgaming slot titles feature a jackpot pool shown directly on the game screen.
A live dealer is a real person who runs a card or table game via video stream. You place your bet on screen while watching the dealer in real time. Speed Lucky 9 Live is one example available in the lobby.
Once you move from slots into sports betting or start managing deposits via GCash or InstaPay, a second set of terms comes up. These definitions cover what you encounter on the sportsbook side and inside your account wallet.
Asian handicap removes the draw outcome from a match by giving one side a virtual head start. It is common in football and basketball betting, including PBA markets, and reduces your available outcomes to two instead of three.
Over/under is a bet on whether a combined score or statistic will be higher or lower than a set number. You are not picking a winner — you are predicting a total. It appears in basketball, football and boxing markets.
Rollover is the number of times you must wager a specific amount before a related balance becomes available for withdrawal. The exact rollover requirement for any offer is shown in the conditions attached to that offer in your account.
An e-wallet is a digital account that holds funds for online transactions. GCash, Maya, and InstaPay are e-wallets supported for deposits and withdrawals on the platform where local law and eligible regions permit.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity-verification step required before a withdrawal can be processed. You complete it by submitting the documents shown in your account verification section — the required fields are listed there.
Play limits are boundaries you set on your account activity — stake amounts, session duration or deposit size. You configure these from within your account settings page. The fields and available ranges are shown there after you log in.
Understanding a term in isolation is useful. Seeing how it connects to a screen or decision is more so. When you open Dragon Hatch 2 on Spadegaming, the game details panel may show RTP and volatility side by side — those two figures together tell you whether the game pays small amounts often or larger amounts rarely. That shapes how much you put on a single round. On the sportsbook side, a Basketball market for a PBA game may present an Asian handicap line and an over/under total on the same screen. Knowing that Asian handicap removes the draw outcome helps you choose between the two bet types quickly. When you move to your wallet after a session, the terms rollover and turnover reappear in any conditional offer shown in your account dashboard. The KYC prompt appears at the withdrawal step if your account has not yet been verified — the documents requested are listed in the verification section. Each term you know takes one more friction point off the path from lobby to payout.
Found together in the game-info panel of slot titles like Dragon Hatch 2. RTP sets the long-run average return; volatility tells you how spread out those returns are across rounds.
Appears on basketball and football markets including PBA lines. It replaces a three-outcome bet with a two-outcome one by assigning a virtual points lead to the weaker side.
Shown in the conditions panel next to any information. The figure tells you the total wager amount required before the associated balance can be moved to your withdrawal queue.
Triggered when your account is unverified and you initiate a withdrawal to GCash or InstaPay. The documents required are listed in your account verification section — follow the fields shown there.
Some terms on screen will link to a conditions page or a tooltip that explains the specific value shown. If the explanation there does not answer your question, three routes are available for account and lobby help.
The live chat widget is accessible from the lobby and your account page. Use it to ask about any term shown on screen — a support agent can walk you through what the figure or condition means in context.
Your account dashboard includes a help section covering KYC steps, wallet verification, and deposit terms. Check there first for wallet-related language like rollover or turnover — the relevant conditions are displayed next to each active item.
For detailed questions — especially around KYC documents or withdrawal conditions — email support gives you a written record of the answer. The email address is shown on the contact page after you log in.
Knowing the difference between volatility and house edge changes how you pick a slot title. Knowing what rollover means stops a misread of your withdrawal balance. This glossary does not change the mechanics of any game — Pragmatic Play, Microgaming, JDB and the other studios each build their own rules into their titles. What it does is put the same language in your hands that those studios and the platform use, so the numbers and labels on screen carry meaning rather than uncertainty. When your GCash deposit clears and you move into the lobby, terms like RTP, live dealer, and over/under are not hurdles — they are the navigation layer that tells you what each part of the lobby is doing. Account terms like KYC and rollover belong to the same idea: the fewer surprises at the withdrawal step, the cleaner the path from session to settled balance.
Terms cluster into four practical families on the platform. Each family appears in a specific part of the lobby or account flow — mapping them helps you know where to look when a label appears on screen for the first time.
RTP, volatility, house edge, bonus round, jackpot pool. You see these inside individual game panels — either in the info tab before you start or on the game screen itself. Studios like Habanero and PlayStar publish these where available.
Asian handicap, over/under, spread, accumulator. These appear on the sportsbook screens — basketball PBA and NBA markets, boxing and Mobile Legends esports sections. Each term defines the bet structure, not the expected outcome.
Deposit, withdrawal, e-wallet, InstaPay transfer, GCash balance. These appear on the cashier screen and in your transaction history. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions — only the methods shown in your cashier are active for your account.
KYC, rollover, turnover, play limits, verification status. These live in your account dashboard and the conditions attached to any information. Check the dashboard after login — the current state of each is shown there, not on the game screen.
These questions cover how the terms above connect to actions you actually take — finding a figure on screen, starting a verification, or reading your account balance correctly.
Open the game and look for the info or details icon — usually a small "i" or a rules tab. RTP is shown there when the provider publishes it. Not every title displays this figure; it depends on what Habanero, JDB, Pragmatic Play or the relevant studio includes.
Log in and go to your account dashboard. Any balance with an active rollover condition shows the requirement and your progress toward it. If no rollover is listed, the balance is available to withdraw subject to your KYC status.
The documents required are listed in your account verification section after you log in. The exact list depends on your account status — follow the fields and upload instructions shown there rather than a general list here.
Yes. Handicap lines on basketball and football markets can shift between when they are published and when the match kicks off or tips off. The current line is the one shown on the betting screen at the time you place your bet.
Yes — play limits are configurable from within your account settings. The available types and the ranges you can set are listed in that section after login. Changes you make there apply to your account session going forward.
GCash, Maya, and InstaPay are the e-wallet options on the platform where local law and eligible regions permit. The methods active for your account are shown in the cashier section — only those displayed there are currently available to you.