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Every term you see in the lobby, on the cashier screen, or in your account settings is defined here in plain language. From RTP to rollover, from KYC to Asian handicap, this reference covers the vocabulary that shapes how you choose games, read odds, and manage your wallet on 1365 game.
Knowing what a term actually means changes how you read a game screen. When you see volatility listed on a slot like Mayon Fire, you can judge how often that title is likely to pay out smaller amounts versus building to a larger prize round.
These four families cover most of the vocabulary you encounter across the lobby, cashier and account sections. Recognising which family a term belongs to tells you which part of the platform it applies to.
Terms like RTP, volatility, house edge, bonus round and payline appear on slot and table game screens. In titles such as Aviator Crash Game or Pusoy Showdown, these figures and labels are displayed either on the game info panel or the studio's help screen, where the provider chooses to expose them.
Asian handicap, over/under, spread and decimal odds are the vocabulary of the sportsbook. You see them on Football World Cup Betting markets and on PBA and NBA basketball lines. The odds format shown in your account can often be switched in display settings.
Deposit, withdrawal, e-wallet, KYC, and transaction history are account-side terms. When you fund via Maya or send via InstaPay, the cashier screen uses these labels to describe each step. Your account dashboard shows the current balance and the full transaction record after every move.
Rollover, turnover, wagering requirement and qualifying bet describe what you must do with a gameplay before it converts to withdrawable funds. These figures are set per offer and shown in the offer detail screen inside your account — not here in the glossary, which defines the terms only.
The six entries below cover the vocabulary that appears most often on game screens and in lobby descriptions. Each definition is written to be read once and applied directly.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the percentage of total wagered amounts a game is designed to pay back over many rounds.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the platform holds on any game. It is the inverse of RTP for slots and a separately calculated figure for table games. A lower house edge means the game is statistically closer to even. It does not predict any single session outcome, only long-run averages across many bets.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its payouts. High-volatility games like Mayon Fire pay out less frequently but tend to produce larger individual prizes when they do land. Low-volatility titles pay smaller amounts more often. Neither is better — the choice depends on how you want to manage your session balance.
A wager or turnover requirement is the total bet amount you must place before a gameplay balance converts to funds you can withdraw. If a gameplay has a 20x requirement and the amount is 100, you need to place 2,000 in qualifying bets. The current figure is always shown in the offer detail within your account.
Jackpot is a game's top prize, hit on rare combinations or via a dedicated prize-trigger mechanic built into the title. Some jackpots are fixed at a set amount; others accumulate across bets until triggered. The jackpot type and any prize-pool mechanics are described on the individual game's info panel.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer running a physical table — baccarat, roulette, blackjack or Pinoy Dragon Tiger Live — to your screen in real time. You place bets through the on-screen interface while watching the dealer's actions live. Results are determined by physical card deals or wheel spins, not by software alone.
These six terms come from the sportsbook, cashier and account verification sections. They are distinct from the game-mechanic definitions above and apply specifically to how you bet on sports markets, move funds, and confirm your identity.
Asian handicap is a betting format that removes the draw outcome by giving one side a fractional goal advantage before the match starts. It originated in Asian football markets and is common on Football World Cup Betting lines. The handicap levels the field so both outcomes carry roughly equal probability in the market.
Over/under is a bet on whether a measurable game stat — total points, total goals, total rounds — will finish above or below a line set by the sportsbook. In PBA or NBA basketball, you might see a points line of 215. 5; you bet whether the combined score lands over or under that figure.
Rollover is another word for wagering requirement — the multiplier applied to a reward amount before it becomes withdrawable. A rollover of 10x on a 500-peso reward means 5,000 in qualifying bets must be completed. The specific rollover attached to any active gameplay is displayed in your account dashboard after login.
An e-wallet is a digital account that holds funds you can send and receive without a physical bank card. On this platform, Maya, GCash and GrabPay are the e-wallet options shown in the cashier. Linking your e-wallet account to your player account lets you move funds directly between the two wallets.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer — a verification process where you submit identity documents so the platform can confirm who you are before processing withdrawals.
InstaPay is a Philippines interbank fund transfer service that moves peso amounts between participating banks and e-wallets in real time.
Understanding a definition in isolation is useful; seeing where it surfaces in an actual decision is more useful still. When you open Aviator Crash Game, the multiplier climbing on screen represents a variable payout ratio — a live version of the
The game info panel shows whether Mayon Fire runs high or low volatility. That single label tells you whether to expect frequent smaller returns or less-frequent larger prize rounds before you place the first bet — a practical decision point, not just a definition.
When a gameplay is credited to your wallet, the rollover figure tied to it appears in the offer detail screen inside your account dashboard. You do not need to remember the number — it updates in real time as you place qualifying bets across eligible games.
The cashier blocks a withdrawal to Maya until KYC is marked complete. The account verification section lists exactly which documents are needed and which step is still pending, so you know what to submit rather than waiting without context.
Total-number mechanics in Lucky Card Bingo mirror the over/under logic from the sportsbook — you are estimating whether a cumulative result clears a threshold. The same mental model applies whether the market is a bingo card total or an NBA points line.
If a term in the lobby, cashier or your account settings is still unclear after reading this glossary, there are direct routes to get a plain-language answer from the team. Use the channel that suits your situation — live chat for quick clarifications, email for account-specific queries that need a written record.
The live chat icon is available on the platform once you are logged in. Use it to ask about any term you see on a game screen or in the sportsbook odds panel. The support team gives plain answers, not just links back to the glossary.
For queries tied to your specific account — KYC status, a rollover figure on a gameplay, or a cashier label you do not recognise — email support provides a written response you can refer back to. Account-specific answers require you to be logged in and verified.
Many term-related questions resolve inside your own account. The transaction history names every cashier action; the offer detail screen shows the current rollover status; and the verification section lists your KYC progress. Check the dashboard before contacting support — the answer is often already there.
These questions are about how the platform applies the terms defined above — not about what the terms mean, but about where and how they work inside your account and the lobby.
RTP is shown only where the game provider exposes it. Open the game, look for an info or help icon on the game screen, and the studio's panel will display the RTP figure if one is published. We do not display RTP on the lobby card itself — it lives on the individual game's help screen.
Log in and open your account dashboard. Any active gameplay will show its rollover requirement and how much of it you have completed through qualifying bets. The figure updates each time an eligible bet is settled, so you can track progress without contacting support.
The exact documents required are listed in the account verification section after you log in. Requirements follow local identity standards and may include a valid government-issued ID. Submit the documents directly through the in-account upload tool — the section shows which step is still pending.
Display settings for odds format are found in your account preferences. If decimal, fractional or Hong Kong odds are available as display options, the setting is in that section. Not all formats may be available in every market — check the preferences panel in your account for the options active for your region.
After completing KYC, select Maya or InstaPay in the cashier withdrawal section. Enter the amount and confirm the destination account details. The cashier screen shows the fields and any limits that apply. The transaction record in your account updates once the transfer is initiated on our side.
Access depends on local law and is available only where local regulations permit. The lobby and sportsbook sections you can see after login reflect what is available for your region. If a category or game is unavailable for your location, it will not appear as an active option in your account.