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Every term you see across our sportsbook, slot rooms, and live tables is defined here in plain language. From RTP and house edge to Asian handicap and KYC, this glossary covers the words that shape real decisions — whether you are browsing Jackpot Bingo, checking odds on a PBA match, or moving funds through your GCash wallet.
Seeing a term on screen is different from reading it in a dictionary. When you open the slot room and notice a volatility label beside a title like Lucky Coming, that label is telling you how often the game pays out relative to session length — high volatility means bigger prize rounds spaced further apart, low means smaller amounts more frequently. On the sportsbook side, an Asian handicap line next to a PBA fixture is not a generic number; it is a handicap applied to even out two unevenly matched teams, and knowing it changes how you read the odds. In the wallet section, the rollover figure attached to any active condition is the total wager amount required before a balance moves from conditional to withdrawable. Each term sits in a specific screen, and once you know what it names, the navigation reads cleanly.
Shown on the game card before you enter. High volatility signals infrequent but larger prize rounds; low volatility signals steadier, smaller payouts. Neither is a promise — it is a mechanical descriptor set by the studio.
Visible in the sportsbook odds table. The handicap number adjusts the starting score so both sides become more evenly priced. A negative handicap means that team must win by more than the margin for your bet to win.
Shown as a remaining wager amount in your account after accepting a conditional balance. Once your total bets reach that figure, the qualifying amount moves into your withdrawable balance — visible in the wallet dashboard.
Triggered when you submit a withdrawal request. The screen asks for identity documents to verify the account holder matches the GCash or GrabPay name on the wallet — a standard account-security step.
If a definition here does not match what you see on screen — or if a term appears in a game from Pragmatic Play or JDB that is not listed below — reach out through the support channels in your account. The team can walk you through what a specific label means in that exact game or table.
Open the chat icon inside your account dashboard. A support agent can explain any lobby term, wallet condition, or sportsbook label in real time — no need to leave the game you have open.
Found under the support tab after login. The help articles cover wallet verification, KYC steps, and account settings with screenshots of the actual screens you will see during each process.
For GCash, Maya, or GrabPay questions — including why a deposit appears pending or how a wallet name affects KYC — use the wallet-specific FAQ inside the account section or contact live chat.
Knowing what a term means before you act on it is a practical advantage. RTP tells you the theoretical long-run return on a slot, house edge tells you the same for table games like Super Sic Bo Live, and volatility tells you the shape of the session. On the sportsbook side, knowing the difference between Asian handicap and over/under means you pick the market that matches how you are reading a match — not just the one with the most familiar name. For account management, terms like KYC, rollover, and e-wallet have direct consequences: a misread rollover figure delays a withdrawal, and a KYC mismatch blocks it. This glossary exists so every screen decision is informed, not guessed.
Each category of terms lives in a specific part of the account and lobby. Knowing which screen to look at helps you find the right definition at the right moment.
Seen on the game card, info panel, or paytable inside a slot or table game. Terms here include RTP, volatility, hit frequency, bonus round, scatter, and payline. For a slot like Jeepney Crash Run, the paytable is the primary source.
Visible in the sportsbook bet slip and the live odds table. Asian handicap, over/under, moneyline, spread, and accumulator all appear here. For Basketball MLB Betting, the odds panel shows these labels beside each selection.
Found in the account dashboard after login. KYC status, rollover balance, e-wallet linkage, withdrawable amount, and transaction history are the key terms. GCash, Maya, and GrabPay names appear under the linked payment section.
Shown in the information detail inside your account. Wagering requirement, minimum odds, qualifying game, and expiry date are the terms you check before acting. The current state of any active condition is shown in your account dashboard after login.
These six terms appear across slot rooms, table games, and live casino tables. Each definition is the plain-language version of what the label means when you see it on screen.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the theoretical percentage of total wagers a slot or table game returns to players over a very large number of rounds. RTP is shown only where the game or provider exposes it in the paytable or info panel.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over time, expressed as a percentage of each wager. A lower house edge means the game returns more to the player on average. It is the table-game equivalent of the inverse of RTP.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its payouts. High volatility means larger prizes paid out less often; low volatility means smaller amounts paid more frequently. It does not predict your session — it describes the game's payout shape.
A wager or turnover requirement is the total bet amount you need to place before a conditional balance becomes withdrawable. The remaining amount required is shown in your account wallet section and updates as you play.
A jackpot is the game's top prize, awarded on rare combinations or through a dedicated prize mechanic within the slot. The jackpot type and trigger condition are described in the paytable of the individual game title.
Live dealer refers to a game format where a real person deals cards or spins a wheel via live video stream, and you place bets on the outcome in real time. Super Sic Bo Live is an example of a live dealer title available in the lobby.
These six terms come from the sportsbook, wallet, and account verification areas. They tend to appear at decision points — when you are placing a bet, processing a withdrawal, or reviewing an account condition.
Asian handicap is a betting market where a goal or point advantage is given to the weaker team before the match starts. It removes the draw outcome in many cases and creates two more evenly priced selections, commonly used in football and basketball betting.
Over/under is a bet on whether a combined total — such as total points in a PBA game or total goals — will be higher or lower than a number set by the sportsbook. You are not picking a winner, only whether the combined score crosses the line.
Rollover is the total wager amount required to unlock a conditional balance in your account. It appears as a remaining figure in the wallet section. Placing bets that count toward the rollover reduces the amount shown until it clears.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account — such as GCash, Maya, or GrabPay — linked to your mnl 168 account for deposits and withdrawals. The wallet name registered must match the name on your mnl 168 account for verification to proceed.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process your account must pass before certain actions — such as withdrawing to GCash or GrabPay — are processed. The screen prompts you to upload documents at the relevant step.
A scatter symbol is a special symbol in slot games that triggers a feature — such as a bonus round or slot feature notes mechanic — when a set number appear on the reels, regardless of their position. The specific trigger count is shown in the paytable.
These questions come from real situations in the lobby — where a term appears, what it means for your next action, and where to look it up inside your account.
RTP is shown only where the game provider exposes it — usually inside the game's info or paytable panel, not on the lobby card. Open the game, find the info icon, and look for the RTP figure there. Not all titles display it.
Whether slot play counts toward a rollover requirement depends on the specific condition attached to your balance. The terms for that condition are shown in the information detail inside your account dashboard — check the qualifying game category listed there.
A name mismatch between your e-wallet and your account is a common KYC issue. Follow the document upload steps shown on the verification screen, or contact live chat from within your account to confirm which documents resolve the mismatch.
RTP describes the theoretical long-run return; volatility describes how the game distributes payouts across a session. A high-RTP, high-volatility slot may return well over time but pay infrequently. Both are shown where the provider exposes them in the paytable.
The handicap is applied to the final score before your bet is settled. If a team has a -4. 5 handicap, they must win by 5 or more points for your bet to win. The specific handicap line for each PBA fixture is shown in the live odds table.
Deposit availability during a KYC review depends on your account status at that point. Open your account dashboard to see the current status of your wallet and any pending verification steps. The dashboard reflects the live state of your account.