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Every term you see inside the gte99 lobby — from RTP on a slot screen to rollover on a wallet transaction — is defined here in plain language. This glossary covers the four main term families: game mechanics, odds formats, account and wallet language, and conditions attached to rounds and features.
These are the terms you will encounter most often when browsing slots, crash games and live tables. Each definition below reflects how the term appears inside the lobby — on paytables, game info panels and round summaries.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is a percentage showing how much of all money wagered on a game is returned to players over a large number of rounds. A higher RTP means the game pays back more over time, statistically.
House edge is the inverse of RTP, the house edge is 4%. It is a long-run statistical measure, not a guarantee of outcome on any single spin or round.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its payouts. A high-volatility slot pays larger amounts less frequently; a low-volatility slot pays smaller amounts more often. Volatility is set by the game studio and is usually shown in the game info section alongside RTP where the studio provides it.
A wager requirement specifies how many times an amount must be played through before it can be moved to your withdrawal balance. You will see this figure in the conditions attached to any feature or information. The current requirement for any active feature is shown in your account dashboard after login.
Jackpot is the name for the largest prize available in a slot, triggered by a specific rare combination or bonus round. It is a game mechanic term, not a payment promise. The jackpot value and how it is triggered are described in the individual game's paytable.
A live dealer game streams a real human dealer running a physical table — baccarat, roulette or teen patti — to your screen in real time. You place bets on-screen and the dealer deals cards or spins the wheel live. Results are determined by the physical action at the table, not by a random number generator.
Beyond game mechanics, the lobby uses a separate vocabulary for odds formats, account verification and payment records. These terms appear when you place a sports bet, complete a Rocket deposit or submit identity documents. Understanding them means you can read your transaction history and bet slip without needing to search elsewhere.
Asian handicap removes the draw outcome from a match by giving one team a virtual head start or deficit before kick-off. Your bet then wins or loses — or is partially settled — based on the adjusted scoreline.
Over/under is a market where you predict whether a measured total — runs in an innings, goals in a match, points in a round — will finish above or below a stated number. The number is set by the market; you choose the side. Settlement depends entirely on the final recorded total for that event.
Rollover is another term for a wager requirement — how many times a specific balance must be played through before withdrawal is available. The rollover figure attached to any active feature is shown in your account dashboard. No rollover applies to a straightforward wallet-to-game deposit outside of a specific feature.
An e-wallet is a mobile-linked payment account — such as Rocket or bKash — that holds a balance you can send and receive digitally. On gte99, verified e-wallet options appear in the deposit screen of your account. You transfer from your e-wallet app directly; the amount reflects in your game wallet after the transfer completes.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is an identity verification process where you provide documents — such as a national ID — to confirm your account details match your identity. gte99 may request KYC before processing a withdrawal or if your account activity triggers a review. The required steps are shown in the account verification section.
In a crash game such as Bet On Crash, cash-out is the action of collecting your multiplied stake before the round ends. You press cash-out while the multiplier is climbing; if you wait too long and the round crashes first, the bet is lost. The cash-out button is visible on screen throughout the active round.
The lobby organises game and account language into four practical areas. Knowing which family a term belongs to tells you immediately where on screen to look for it — whether that is a game info panel, a bet slip, your wallet history or the conditions tab on a feature.
Terms like RTP, volatility, payline, bonus round and multiplier appear in each game's info panel or paytable. Open any slot — for example Slot QuickSpin — tap the information icon and you will see the full mechanics breakdown provided by that game's studio.
Asian handicap, over/under, decimal odds and match result appear on the bet slip when you open a cricket or football market. The odds format shown is the one configured for your account region; you can read it directly from the slip before confirming a bet.
E-wallet, Bank Transfer, transaction ID, pending and confirmed are the terms in your account wallet tab. After a Rocket deposit or a Bank Transfer, the record shows the method used, the amount and the current status — all visible in the transaction history screen.
Rollover, wager requirement and eligibility appear in the conditions section attached to any active feature in your account. The current state of any feature — including what has been played through — is shown in your account dashboard after login, not on a separate public board.
Reading a glossary definition is one thing; seeing where the term actually shows up while you are in the middle of a session is another.
Open the game info panel in Slot QuickSpin to find the studio-published RTP and a description of the bonus round conditions. The panel is accessible from the game screen without leaving the active session.
The multiplier is the number climbing on screen during a Bet On Crash round. Your cash-out button sits directly below it. The round ends when the crash point is reached — your decision window is everything before that moment.
On a CQ9 live baccarat table, 'natural' and 'commission' appear on the result panel and chip interface. Both are standard baccarat mechanic terms; their definitions are in the table rules section accessible from the live table screen.
After a Rocket deposit, your wallet history shows 'pending' then 'confirmed' as the transfer moves through. These are account-language terms; their meaning maps directly to the glossary wallet section above.
When you know what RTP measures, you can read a slot info panel with a clear head instead of treating the number as a session promise. When you understand volatility, the difference between Slot QuickSpin and a high-variance title from Bigtime Gaming stops being guesswork.
These questions are about applying glossary terms to real actions inside your account — not repeat definitions, but the practical next step after you understand what a term means.
Open the slot, tap the info or paytable icon on the game screen. If the studio — for example Bigtime Gaming or CQ9 — has published an RTP figure, it appears there. Not every studio displays this figure, so not every game will show one. We do not publish figures the studio has not provided.
After you complete a Rocket transfer, open your account wallet tab. The transaction shows a status of pending or confirmed. Confirmed means the balance is available for wagering. If the status has not updated, the transaction record shows the reference you need to contact support.
The account verification section shows the specific documents required and the upload steps. Follow the fields and instructions exactly as displayed there. Once submitted, the status in your account updates when the review is complete. Do not submit documents through any channel other than the one shown in your account.
Log in and open your account dashboard. Any active feature with a rollover condition shows the original requirement and how much of it has been played through so far. The remaining amount updates after each qualifying round. No rollover applies to a standard Nagad or Bank Transfer deposit outside of a specific active feature.
The odds format on your bet slip is the one configured for your account region. If you see decimal odds on a BPL match market and prefer a different format, check your account settings for the display option. The slip always shows the payout calculation next to the odds before you confirm.
In Bet On Crash, a low multiplier means the round ended before the multiplier climbed far. If you had not cashed out by then, the stake is lost for that round. Each round is independent; the previous result has no effect on where the next round crashes. This is the core mechanic of all crash-style games.
If a term on screen does not match what you expect from this glossary, or if a game panel uses language that is not covered here, there are three direct routes to clarification.
The live chat button is accessible from your logged-in account on any screen. It connects you to Bangladesh support directly. Use it when a term appears mid-session and you need a fast answer — for example, what a specific settlement result means on a BPL cricket bet.
Your account dashboard shows the current state of all active features, wallet transactions and KYC status. Before contacting support, check the relevant section here — many glossary questions about rollover, pending deposits and verification steps are answered by the labels already visible in your account.
Your full transaction history — covering Rocket deposits, Bank Transfer records and settled bets — is stored in the account wallet and bet history tabs. Each record includes a reference number and status label. If a term in a record is unclear, the reference number is what support will ask for first.