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Whether you're reading a slot paytable, checking your InstaPay withdrawal status, or sizing up an Asian handicap on a PBA match, the terms on this page cover what you'll actually see inside the lobby. We've grouped them by where they appear — game mechanics, odds, account language, and wallet actions — so you can find what you need without scrolling through a wall of alphabet.
Knowing what a term actually means changes how you move through the lobby. When you see volatility listed on a slot like Bohol Treasure Deluxe, that single word tells you whether to expect frequent small prizes or rare bigger ones. When a sportsbook line says Asian handicap, you need to know how settlement works before you place anything. The same logic applies to your account — terms like KYC, rollover, and wallet verification affect what you can do and when. This glossary is not betting advice. It is a reference so that when a word appears on your screen, you already know what it means and which account action, if any, follows from it.
The lobby surfaces these four families in different places. Knowing which family a term belongs to tells you where to look for it on your screen — paytable, bet slip, account dashboard, or wallet section.
Terms like RTP, volatility, paylines, bonus round, multiplier and scatter appear on the paytable or info screen of each slot or table game. In titles from Spadegaming, JDB and CQ9, you open the game's info panel to find these figures where the studio has published them.
Asian handicap, over/under, moneyline, accumulator and spread live on the bet slip inside the sportsbook. These terms define how a wager is settled — read the definition before confirming, especially on PBA and NBA basketball lines where handicap rules vary by market.
E-wallet, InstaPay, PESONet, GrabPay, minimum withdrawal and transaction reference are the terms in your account wallet tab. Each payment action shows its own confirmation screen; the transaction reference there is what you quote if you contact support about a specific transfer.
KYC, rollover, wagering requirement, turnover and eligible games are shown in the conditions attached to any information in your account dashboard. These terms define what you need to complete before a balance becomes withdrawable — read them in full before accepting.
These are the terms you will encounter most often across slots, live tables and crash games. Each definition below is what the term means in standard casino use.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is the percentage of total wagers a game is designed to pay back over a large number of rounds. It is a statistical average across all rounds, not a per-session promise. RTP figures are shown only where the game's studio publishes them in the info panel.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over players, expressed as a percentage of each wager. It is the inverse relationship to RTP carries roughly a 4% house edge.
Volatility, sometimes called variance, describes how a slot distributes its prizes. High volatility slots pay less often but tend toward larger prize amounts when they do land. Low volatility slots pay more frequently in smaller amounts. The game's info screen states the volatility level where the studio discloses it.
A wagering or turnover requirement is the total bet amount you must complete before a conditional balance can be withdrawn. For example, a turnover requirement means your account logs cumulative bets across eligible games until the threshold is met, as shown in your dashboard.
Jackpot is the name for a game's highest prize tier, typically hit on rare symbol combinations or through a dedicated feature round. It is a game mechanic label, not a product promise. Whether a title carries a jackpot feature is stated in the slot's own paytable.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer running a physical table — baccarat, roulette or blackjack — to your screen in real time. You place bets through the interface while watching the dealer act. VIP Three Card Poker Live is an example of this format in the lobby.
These terms appear most often on the sportsbook bet slip, in your wallet section, or on the account verification page. They are distinct from game mechanics and come up at the point of deposit, withdrawal, or bet settlement.
Asian handicap is a bet type that removes the draw outcome by giving one team a virtual head start or deficit before the match begins. It is common in basketball and football sportsbook markets. Quarter and half handicaps are the two main variants, each settled differently on the bet slip.
Over/under is a wager on whether the combined score or stat total in a match will land above or below a line set by the sportsbook. For a PBA game, an over/under total might be set on combined points scored. The bet settles based on the final figure only.
Rollover is another word for turnover or wagering requirement — the total amount you need to bet across qualifying games before a conditional balance unlocks for withdrawal. The exact rollover amount and eligible games for any information are listed in your account dashboard after login.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account — such as GrabPay — that stores funds you can use to deposit or withdraw without entering bank details each time. On phpanalo, your linked e-wallet appears in the wallet section; transactions confirm through the e-wallet provider's own app.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process an account holder completes by submitting a valid government-issued ID and matching personal details. KYC status affects which account actions are available; the current status and required documents are shown in your account settings.
InstaPay is a real-time interbank fund transfer service available in the Philippines, allowing transfers between participating banks and e-wallets at any hour. On phpanalo, it appears as a withdrawal rail in the wallet tab, subject to the limits and eligible regions shown at the time of the transaction.
Terms rarely appear one at a time. When you open Aviator Crash Game, the concept of multiplier is central — the in-flight multiplier climbs until the round ends, and you cash out before it does. That multiplier is a game mechanic, not a promised payout; the range it can reach is shown in the game's own history panel.
The multiplier shown during an Aviator Crash Game round rises in real time. Cashing out records the multiplier value at that moment multiplied against your bet. The round history tab shows past multiplier values — not guaranteed future ones.
Bingo 30 Ball displays the prize tier table before you buy a card. Each tier corresponds to a pattern completion — one line, two lines, full house. The prize amounts for each tier are set before the round begins and are visible on the same screen.
When a wagering requirement is active, the account dashboard shows a progress bar counting completed turnover toward the threshold. The eligible games and remaining amount update after each qualifying bet, so you can track status without contacting support.
If your KYC verification is incomplete, the wallet tab will show the specific document step still required before a GrabPay withdrawal can proceed. Submitting the correct ID through the verification screen moves the status forward; no further action is needed until the review completes.
If a term on your screen does not match anything in this glossary, or if the condition attached to your account uses language you want clarified, reach out through the channels below. Support can explain what a specific term means in the context of your account — they cannot alter game math or bet settlement rules, but they can point you to the right screen.
Open the chat icon from the lobby or account page to reach the support team directly. For glossary questions, mention the term and the screen where you saw it — that speeds up the reply.
For account-specific questions about KYC status, wallet terms or turnover conditions, email support with your account reference. Written queries let you attach screenshots of the term or condition you want explained.
Many term-related details — rollover progress, KYC status, wallet limits — are already explained inline on the relevant dashboard screen. Check the help icon next to the figure or status label before opening a support ticket.
These questions are about how features on the platform actually work — using the terms from this glossary as the entry point.
Open the slot — for example, any title from Spadegaming or PlayStar — and tap the information icon inside the game window. RTP is shown there only if the studio has published it. Not every title displays a figure, and we do not add one where it is absent.
Log in and go to your account dashboard. Any active turnover requirement shows a progress counter there, listing the amount completed, the amount remaining, and which game categories qualify. The counter updates after each eligible bet is settled.
The account verification screen lists the accepted document types and the upload fields. A government-issued Philippine ID is the standard requirement. The exact steps and current status are shown inside your account settings — follow the instructions displayed there exactly.
Withdrawal options, including InstaPay and GrabPay rails, depend on your account's verification status and the eligible regions under local law. The wallet tab shows which withdrawal methods are currently available to your account and any steps still required.
A half-handicap, such as -1. 5 or +0. 5, eliminates the possibility of a push because no match ends on a half-point margin. Your bet settles as a win or a loss only. The bet slip shows the handicap value and settlement conditions before you confirm.
When you tap cash out in Aviator Crash Game, the active multiplier at that moment is applied to your bet amount. The result is credited to your wallet balance immediately. If the round ends before you cash out, the bet settles at zero for that round.