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Every screen in the 991jili lobby uses specific words — RTP, wagering, Asian handicap, e-wallet — that mean something precise once you know them. This glossary maps those terms to the actual screens, account steps and game types where you will meet them, so nothing surprises you mid-session.
Glossary words are not abstract. When you open Fortune Tree, the game panel shows a paytable with scatter symbols, multiplier values and a bonus round trigger threshold — each of those is a defined term. On the live tables side, No Commission Baccarat Live shows an odds strip where you read natural, tie and pair payouts before placing any chip. Moving to the sportsbook, Boxing World Titles Betting uses Asian handicap lines and over/under totals on every fixture card. Fund your wallet first via Maya or GCash, and the transaction line in your account history uses terms like pending, settled and rollover — all defined below. Knowing what each word points to keeps your decisions grounded in what the screen actually shows, not guesswork.
Scatter and wild symbols appear in the paytable before you spin. The bonus round trigger count is stated there too — check it before adjusting your stake so the mechanics match your session plan.
The odds strip on No Commission Baccarat Live lists payout ratios for natural, tie and pair bets. House edge is lower on the banker bet here because the commission is removed — that change is visible in the ratio column.
Each fixture in Boxing World Titles Betting shows an Asian handicap line alongside the moneyline. The handicap adjusts the effective result; the over/under line sets a total rounds threshold for a separate market.
After a Maya or GCash deposit, your wallet history line shows the amount, status and any rollover requirement tied to a conditional credit. Settled means the round is complete; pending means it is still being confirmed.
If a term in the lobby, a game panel or your account statement does not match what you read here, reach out before acting on it. We keep support available so you can clarify any word or process before it affects your session.
Open the chat icon from any lobby page. Describe the term or screen you are looking at and our support team will point you to the exact definition or account step that applies to your situation.
Log in and visit the help section in your account dashboard. It lists common wallet terms — pending, settled, rollover — alongside the account actions they relate to, so you can cross-check without leaving your session.
For terms appearing on your Maya, GCash or PESONet transaction record, contact support with the transaction reference number shown in your wallet history. We will confirm what each status label means for that specific transfer.
Knowing the language of a casino lobby changes how you read what is in front of you. RTP tells you the theoretical return rate a game publishes — where it is shown at all, you find it in the game panel, not the lobby thumbnail. Volatility tells you how often and how large payouts tend to cluster. Wagering or rollover tells you the conditions tied to any credited amount. Asian handicap and over/under shift how a sports result is scored for your bet. None of these terms require expertise to understand — they just need a clear definition, read once, before your first session. That is what this page is for: one place to check a word, then move on to the actual game or market you came here for.
Each section of the lobby uses its own vocabulary. Mapping those families to the screens where they appear helps you know which definition is relevant at any point in your session.
RTP, volatility, scatter, wild, multiplier, bonus round and paylines appear in slot and table game panels. For titles like Fortune Tree or Bingo Blast, the paytable and game rules tab are where these terms are defined per title. RTP is shown only where the studio exposes it.
Asian handicap, moneyline, over/under, odds format and stake appear on every sportsbook fixture card — including boxing and basketball markets like PBA games and NBA games. The odds format selector at the top of the sportsbook switches between decimal and fractional display.
Pending, settled, rollover, balance, withdrawal limit and KYC appear in your account dashboard and wallet history. After a GCash or PESONet deposit, every transaction line uses these labels. KYC verification steps are listed in the account settings section after login.
Wagering requirement, qualifying bet, minimum odds, turnover and credit expiry appear on any conditional amount added to your account. The current conditions for any active credit are shown in your account dashboard after login — not on the lobby home screen.
These are the six terms you will meet most often in slot and table game panels. Each definition is written as the term appears in the lobby — no jargon layered on top of jargon.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the theoretical percentage of total wagered amounts a game returns over a very large number of rounds. It is shown only where the game studio or provider publishes it in the game panel.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over the player across all bets. It is the inverse of RTP has roughly a 3% house edge built into its long-run payout structure
Volatility describes how a game distributes payouts. High volatility means larger prizes arrive less frequently; low volatility means smaller amounts land more often. The game rules tab or paytable usually states the volatility level.
A wager is a single placed bet. Turnover is the total amount bet across multiple rounds. Rollover or wagering requirement in promotion conditions refers to how many times a credited amount must be wagered before it can be withdrawn.
A jackpot is a game's highest prize tier, reached through specific reel combinations or bonus triggers defined in the paytable. Some jackpots are fixed; others accumulate across rounds until a qualifying combination lands.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer running a physical table — baccarat, roulette or card games — in real time. You place bets via the on-screen interface while watching the dealer's actions on the live video feed.
These six terms appear in sportsbook markets, wallet history and account verification flows. They are distinct from the game-mechanic terms above and come up most often when funding your account or reading a fixture card.
Asian handicap is a betting market that gives one team a head-start in goals or points to remove the draw outcome. It is common in football and basketball markets. The handicap line is stated on each fixture card in the sportsbook.
An over/under bet is a market on whether a measurable total — rounds, points, goals — will finish above or below a set threshold. The threshold is printed on the fixture card; you choose over or under before confirming the stake.
Rollover is the number of times a credited or deposited amount must be placed as bets before a withdrawal is permitted. The specific rollover figure tied to any credited amount appears in your account dashboard after login.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account — GCash, Maya or GrabPay — used to fund your casino wallet without entering bank details each time. Deposits made via e-wallet are reflected in your account balance after the transfer confirms.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process required before a withdrawal can be processed. The documents accepted and the steps to submit them are listed in the verification section of your account settings.
PESONet is a Philippine batch electronic fund transfer network that routes payments between banks and e-wallets. On 991jili, it appears as a deposit and withdrawal option alongside GCash and Maya in the payment section of your account.
These questions are about where specific terms and features appear in the lobby and account — practical location questions, not definitions.
Open the game, then look for the information or rules tab inside the game panel. RTP is displayed there only when the studio — Pragmatic Play, PG Soft, Spadegaming or others in our catalogue — chooses to publish it for that title.
Log in and check your account dashboard. Any active credit with a wagering condition shows the rollover figure and qualifying bet types there. The lobby home screen does not display this; it is account-specific.
Open your wallet history after login. Each transaction line shows the method used, the amount, the date and the current status — pending or settled. You can cross-check this against your GCash or Maya app transaction record.
Head to the sportsbook and open a fixture from the basketball or boxing category. The handicap line appears beside the moneyline on the fixture card. PBA and NBA games both carry handicap markets when available for that round.
Pending means the transfer has been initiated but not yet confirmed by the payment network — GCash, Maya or PESONet. Once the network confirms, the status changes to settled and the amount becomes available in your balance.
Log in and go to your account settings. The verification section lists the documents required and the upload steps. Completing KYC is needed before your first withdrawal can be processed. Follow the fields and instructions shown in that section exactly.