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7000det Glossary: The Words Behind Your Account

Every label you meet at the cashier, on a game tile or inside your account wallet is spelled out here in plain English, from RTP and house edge to rollover and KYC, so you never have to guess what a word means before you…

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7000det Why the Right Word Saves You Money

Why the Right Word Saves You Money

Skip the small print and one word can cost you. Rollover tells you how many times an offer amount has to be turned over before it can leave your account wallet; misread it and a withdrawal request stalls at verification. Volatility tells you whether a slot pays in small drips or rare big hits, and that changes how you read a session

on Crash Hyper or a Pragmatic Play title. Our glossary keeps each definition short and puts the words in the order you meet them: payment first, then games, then your account. Learn the vocabulary once and every screen in the lobby gets easier to read.

  • Game maths
  • Offer terms
  • Wallet steps
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Where to Ask About a Term

If a definition here still does not match what you see on screen, ask us. Our support desk answers in English and can open your own account wallet, so tell them the exact word, the page you were on, and for anything payment related the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number you used. A screenshot of the tile helps too, since the label is usually enough for us to point you to the right line.

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Wallet and deposit help

Send us the term, the amount and the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number you used, and we will explain what the cashier screen is asking before you send anything further.

Game rules and prices

For RTP, volatility or a sportsbook line, name the title or market, such as Crash Hyper, Roulette Star or an Asian handicap line, and we will walk you through how the figure applies.

Account and verification

If KYC or a play limit is blocking you, message us from the number registered on your account and we will list exactly which document or setting needs attention.

Core Terms You Meet First

These six words are printed on almost every game tile and cashier screen. RTP and house edge tell you what a title gives back across a long run of play; volatility tells you how it hands that back. Turnover decides whether an offer is worth taking, and the live dealer and prize pool entries explain two lobby formats you run into straight away. Read them once and the rest of the list falls into place.

RTP is the share of stakes a game returns to players over a very long run of spins. We show it only where a game or provider publishes the figure.

The house edge is the small percentage a game keeps back, and it is the mirror of RTP. A lower edge means your balance tends to last longer.

Volatility describes how a slot pays out. Low volatility gives frequent small wins; high volatility gives longer dry spells and rarer bigger hits, so your balance moves in bigger swings.

Turnover, also called the wager requirement, is the total amount you must put through an offer or deposit before it clears for withdrawal. Check it before you accept anything.

A prize pool that grows as people play the connected games, and it drops when one player hits the qualifying combination. Each title sets its own rules for it.

A live dealer table is a croupier dealt on camera from a studio; you join from your phone as if on a video call. Dragon Tiger Fast Table works this way.

Odds, Rollover and Wallet Words

The second batch of words lives on the cashier page and the sportsbook slip. A bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer reaches your account wallet through the same flow each time, and knowing what KYC asks for means your first withdrawal does not bounce back. On the sports side, Asian handicap and over/under decide how a cricket or football slip is priced. Rollover sits between the two, so read it before you accept anything.

A football bet where one side starts with a goal head start or deficit. It levels the two prices, and a draw can return part of your stake.

Over and under markets ask whether a match will finish above or below a set number of goals, runs or points. You pick the side, not the winner.

It means you send money from bKash, Nagad or Rocket to the number shown at the cashier, then confirm with your PIN. The amount lands in your account wallet.

KYC is the identity check we run before a withdrawal leaves your account: a photo of your ID and a matching wallet number. It protects your balance from anyone else claiming it.

A ceiling you set on your own account, either on deposit size over a period or on session length. You can adjust it in your settings.

It adds a percentage of your deposit as extra balance, usually tied to a turnover figure. Read the turnover first, because that is what decides whether it suits you.

Putting These Words to Work

Definitions only help when you act on them. On our side that means checking the RTP label before you open a game, reading turnover before you take an offer, and confirming your KYC details early so a withdrawal does not stall later. The answers below cover the everyday cases: what happens when a crash round ends, how a wallet deposit shows up, and where the numbers sit inside your account.

Open the game tile and tap the info panel beside the title; if the provider publishes an RTP figure it sits there. We do not print a number when the studio does not.

In Crash Hyper the multiplier climbs from 1x and you cash out before it bursts. If you are still in when it crashes, that round's stake is gone. Set your exit before you join.

Usually the transfer is complete on the bKash side but the reference did not match. Send us the transaction ID from your bKash message and we can trace it to your account.

A croupier in a studio shuffles and deals on camera, and your phone shows the table in real time. You place chips on Player, Banker or Tie before the deal closes.

Only the part tied to an offer. Your own deposits sit in your account wallet as normal, but any extra balance from a matched deposit offer stays locked until its turnover is met.

Yes. Open account settings, find the limit you set and choose a new figure, and it applies from that point on. A lower ceiling usually takes effect straight away.
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