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This glossary covers the words and acronyms you will encounter across the 88pp lobby — from game mechanics like RTP and volatility to account terms like KYC and rollover.
Browsing the lobby without understanding its language is like reading a cricket scorecard without knowing what DLS means.
The 88pp lobby groups features into distinct areas — sportsbook, casino, wallet and account — and each area has its own vocabulary. Mapping a term to where it lives on screen makes it easier to find when you need it.
RTP, volatility, RNG and house edge appear on game detail pages and provider information panels. On slot titles you can check these figures when the game or studio exposes them; not every title displays them by default.
Asian handicap, over/under, decimal odds and match odds live inside the sportsbook section. Cricket markets — IPL, BPL, international matches — use these terms on every event page alongside the stake field.
Deposit, withdrawal, e-wallet, Bank Transfer and wallet verification all appear in the cashier and account settings screens. Your Nagad, Rocket and Bank Transfer options each show their own flow and any relevant instructions.
Rollover, turnover, wagering requirement and qualifying stake appear in the terms attached to any active information. Always read this section before accepting an offer so you know what account activity is required.
These are the foundational terms you will encounter most often when browsing slots, live tables and crash games across the lobby.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is a percentage showing what a game theoretically returns to players over many rounds.
House edge is the mathematical advantage a game holds over the player, expressed as a percentage of each bet. A lower house edge means the game is statistically closer to even. Table games like roulette typically publish their house edge in the game rules panel.
Volatility describes the payout pattern of a slot. High volatility means wins come less often but tend to be larger when they arrive.
A wager is a single bet placed on any market or game. Turnover is the total value of all wagers placed over a period. Information conditions often state a turnover requirement — meaning the total you need to wager before a bonus becomes eligible for withdrawal.
A jackpot is the largest prize a slot can award in a single round. Some slots have a fixed jackpot shown in the paytable; others have a prize pool that grows with activity. The game detail panel shows whether a jackpot type applies to that specific title.
A live dealer is a real person running a table game — baccarat, roulette or blackjack — through a video stream. You place bets through the interface while watching the dealer in real time. Live dealer tables appear in the live casino section of the 88pp lobby.
These terms appear most often in the sportsbook, the cashier and the account verification sections. Each definition is written to match how the term appears on screen.
Asian handicap is a form of sports betting that removes the draw outcome by giving one team a virtual advantage or disadvantage.
Over/under is a market where you predict whether a statistic — total runs, total goals — will be above or below a number set by the sportsbook. In a cricket match, an over/under on total runs is a common market shown on the event page alongside the match odds.
Rollover is the number of times you must wager a bonus amount before it qualifies for withdrawal. A rollover of ten times on a 500-taka bonus means placing 5,000 taka in total qualifying wagers. The information terms page shows the rollover figure for each specific offer.
An e-wallet is a digital payment account used to send and receive funds without a bank card. On 88pp, Nagad and Rocket function as e-wallets. You link your mobile wallet number during the deposit flow, and transfers move between your wallet and your 88pp account balance.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process that confirms you are the person registered on the account. The account settings section shows what documents or steps are needed. Completing KYC is usually required before a first withdrawal is processed.
Decimal odds show the total return per unit staked, including your original stake. An odd of 2.50 on a 100-taka bet returns 250 taka total if the selection wins, meaning 150 taka profit. The sportsbook lets you switch odds format in account preferences if you prefer fractional or American display.
Knowing a definition is useful; seeing it appear on screen makes it practical. When you open Slot ThunderStrike, the information panel may display the RTP figure if the studio exposes it — that number tells you the theoretical return rate, not a session guarantee.
Open the game detail panel before launching the slot. If the RTP figure is shown, it tells you the theoretical long-run return rate. It is a property of the game design, not a session promise, and it changes nothing about any individual spin.
On any cricket event page in the sportsbook, locate the handicap tab. The minus value next to a team means they start the bet with a virtual deficit; the plus value means they start ahead. Your bet slip shows the adjusted selection before you confirm.
After accepting a information, open the account area and find the information section. The tracker shows total wagering completed versus the rollover target. Wagers on eligible games count toward the total; the terms panel lists which categories qualify.
When you request your first withdrawal via Rocket or Bank Transfer, the cashier may prompt KYC verification. Follow the steps shown in your account — the screen lists what is needed and where to upload the required information before the request is reviewed.
If a term you encounter in the lobby or cashier is not covered here, our support routes are visible from any page once you are signed in. Use the route that suits how you prefer to communicate.
The live chat icon appears in the bottom corner of every lobby page. Start a conversation and describe the term or screen you are looking at — the support team can walk through what it means in the context of your account.
For detailed questions about information conditions, rollover calculations or KYC document requirements, email support is accessible from the help section of your account. Include a screenshot of the screen or term if that helps describe your question clearly.
The help centre, linked in the site footer, covers common cashier terms, wallet verification steps and information condition language. It is searchable, so typing a term like KYC or rollover pulls up the relevant article directly without navigating a full menu.
These questions cover how the terms described above connect to actions you can take directly inside the lobby and account area.
Open the game detail panel before launching a title. If the provider has published the RTP, it appears there. Not every studio exposes this figure, so the panel either shows the number or indicates that the information is not available for that title.
Go to the information section in your signed-in account. Each information has a terms link that opens the full conditions, including the rollover multiplier, qualifying game categories and any expiry date attached to the requirement.
Yes. Open your account preferences or the odds format selector in the sportsbook header. Choose your preferred display format and the change applies to all markets immediately, including cricket and football event pages.
KYC is typically required before your first withdrawal or when your account activity reaches a threshold set in the platform's verification policy. The account settings page shows whether your current status requires additional verification steps before a cashier request is processed.
Open the transaction history section inside your account wallet area. Each deposit and withdrawal is listed with its payment type — Nagad, Rocket or Bank Transfer — the amount and the status, so you can reconcile your mobile wallet activity with your 88pp balance.
The mechanics are the same — one side gets a virtual advantage or deficit — but the unit differs by sport. In cricket the handicap is applied to runs, while in football it uses goals.