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From RTP and volatility on the slots floor to rollover conditions on the account page, this glossary covers the language you will actually encounter when you deposit, pick a game, or read a information notice.
When you understand what a term means, you can read a game-information panel or an account notice without guessing.
Terms cluster around specific screens. Recognising which family a term belongs to tells you instantly where on the platform to look for the relevant figure or setting. Here are the four families and their natural homes inside the account and lobby.
RTP, volatility, RNG and payline count appear in each game's information panel — usually a small 'i' or rules icon inside the game window. Crash Hyper and Prize Drop Bangladesh both display their mechanics there when the provider exposes that data.
Asian handicap, over/under, spread and decimal odds live on the sportsbook page. For cricket markets covering BPL and international fixtures in Live Cricket Stadium, the odds format can be switched in your account display settings.
KYC, e-wallet, deposit limit and withdrawal status are terms you encounter on the account and cashier screens. When you add Nagad or Rocket as a payment method, the cashier screen labels each step with these terms directly.
Rollover, turnover, wagering requirement and minimum odds are defined in the terms attached to any active information. You find them by opening the information detail from the promo board inside your signed-in account area.
These are the six terms that come up most often when choosing a game or reading a game-information panel. Each definition is written in plain language, not technical documentation.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of total wagers a game is designed to return over a very large number of rounds.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over the player across all rounds. It is the inverse of, the house edge is 4%. It applies to every game category — slots, live tables and crash games alike.
Volatility describes how a game pays out — frequent small amounts (low volatility) or rare large amounts (high volatility). Crash games like Crash Hyper tend toward higher volatility because payouts depend on when you exit a multiplier round.
A wager is a single bet placed on a game or market. Turnover is the total value of all wagers across a session or period. Information conditions often set a minimum turnover before a gameplay becomes available to withdraw from your account.
A jackpot is a prize-style feature built into certain slot titles, triggered by specific symbol combinations or random events during play. The value and trigger conditions are defined by the game provider and shown inside the game rules panel.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer running a table — baccarat, roulette or others — from a studio. You place bets through the game interface while watching the live feed. Baccarat FireStorm is an example of this format in our lobby.
These six terms cover the sportsbook, cashier and account verification screens — the areas where unfamiliar language can slow down a deposit or a withdrawal if you have not seen the terms before.
Asian handicap is a betting format used in football and cricket markets that removes the draw outcome by giving one side a virtual head start. It narrows the market to two outcomes, which affects the odds shown on each selection in the sportsbook.
Over/under is a market type where you predict whether a measurable figure — runs in a cricket innings, goals in a match — will be above or below a set line. The line is published with the market; you pick the side, not the exact number.
A rollover requirement states how many times a credited amount must be wagered before it qualifies for withdrawal. If a information states a 10x rollover on a 500 taka credit, you need 5,000 taka in qualifying wagers before the withdrawal path opens.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account you link to the cashier — Nagad and Rocket are the e-wallets we have verified for deposits and withdrawals on this platform. Your account cashier page shows the fields and limits relevant to each one.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process the platform requires before processing withdrawals above certain thresholds. You complete it by submitting the documents listed on the account verification screen inside your profile.
Minimum odds is a condition that restricts which bets count toward a rollover or turnover requirement. A information may state that only bets placed at odds of 1.50 or above qualify — bets below that line do not count toward the required total.
Terms rarely appear in isolation. When you open Crash Hyper, the game panel may show volatility information alongside the RNG certification notice — both terms from the game mechanics family, sitting side by side.
Inside Crash Hyper, the information icon opens a panel that may show volatility rating and RNG status where the provider publishes them. Volatility tells you the payout rhythm before you set your stake.
On the Live Cricket Stadium sportsbook screen, Asian handicap and over/under lines appear next to decimal odds. Switching your odds display format in account settings changes how these numbers are shown without changing the underlying market.
When you add Nagad as a payment method for the first time, the cashier may surface a KYC prompt. The screen lists exactly which documents to submit and which account fields to complete before the deposit path continues.
Opening a information notice from the signed-in promo board shows the rollover multiplier, minimum odds condition and the eligible game categories. All three terms from this glossary appear together on one information detail page.
If a term in the lobby or on an account screen does not match the definition here, or if a new term appears after a platform update, our support routes are the fastest way to get a plain-language answer from the ok tk team.
The live chat icon is visible on every page once you are signed in. Use it to ask about a specific term you have seen on a game panel, cash
The Help Centre inside your signed-in account area covers wallet terms, KYC steps and information condition language with worked examples. Search by keyword — typing 'rollover' or 'KYC' pulls up the relevant article directly.
For written clarification — for example, a screenshot of a term you cannot identify — email support is available through the Contact page. Attach the screen in question and describe which part of the term is unclear for a faster response.
These questions are about navigating the platform's actual screens and features — not about the definitions themselves, but about what you do once you know what a term means.
Open the slot, then tap or click the information icon inside the game window. If the provider publishes RTP for that title, it appears there. We do not display a figure for games where the provider has not published one.
Go to your account settings once you are signed in. The display preferences section includes an odds format selector — decimal, fractional or other supported formats. The change applies immediately across all sportsbook markets including cricket.
The withdrawal screen will surface the KYC prompt and list the required documents. Your withdrawal request stays pending until verification is complete. The account verification page shows the current status and which steps remain outstanding.
Yes — open the active information from the promo board in your signed-in account. The information detail page shows your current wagering total against the rollover requirement, so you can see how much qualifying turnover remains before withdrawal is unlocked.
Go to the cashier section of your account and select the deposit tab. Both Nagad and Rocket appear as e-wallet options. Follow the fields shown — account number, amount and any verification step — exactly as the cashier screen instructs.
Check the glossary sections here first for a plain definition. If the term still does not match what you see on screen — for example after a game update — use live chat from within your signed-in account to get a direct answer from our team.