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This glossary breaks down the exact words you encounter across mrjili's lobby — from game mechanics like RTP and volatility to account language like KYC and e-wallet — so you can make informed choices before you tap into any table or slot room. Coverage spans game odds, payment rails including GCash and Maya, and live dealer language.
These six terms appear on almost every game screen in the lobby. Knowing what each one means changes how you read a game card, a table limit or a payout display — before you ever place a wager.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the percentage of total wagers a game is designed to return over many rounds. It is a statistical average shown where the game or studio publicly discloses it, not a round-by-round promise.
House edge is the mathematical advantage the game holds over all bets placed. It is the inverse of RTP carries a 3% house edge, meaning the operator retains that share across the full cycle of play
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its prize rounds — high volatility means prizes hit less often but tend to be larger; low volatility means more frequent smaller payouts. Volatility is separate from RTP and is often listed on the game information panel.
A wager or turnover requirement is the total bet amount you must complete before a conditional balance can be withdrawn. The specific figure and eligible games are listed in the terms attached to any conditional amount in your account dashboard.
Jackpot is the game's maximum prize pool, awarded on rare symbol combinations or random triggers depending on the game type. Some jackpots are fixed; others accumulate from a share of wagers placed across all rounds until a qualifying event occurs.
A live dealer is a real person who hosts a table game — baccarat, roulette or Speed Fan Tan Live, for example — via video stream. You place bets on screen while the dealer manages cards or a game device in a studio environment in real time.
Beyond game mechanics, the lobby uses a distinct vocabulary for betting markets, wallet actions and identity steps. These six terms cover the language you encounter in the sportsbook, the cashier page and the account verification flow.
Asian handicap is a sports betting format that removes the draw outcome by giving one side a head-start or deficit in goals or points. It narrows the market to two outcomes and adjusts odds accordingly, commonly used in basketball and football betting.
Over/under — also called totals — is a bet on whether a combined score or statistic will finish above or below a line set by the market. In PBA or NBA betting, it usually applies to total points scored in a game.
Rollover is another term for a turnover or wagering requirement. It states how many times a specific amount must be wagered before withdrawal eligibility applies. The rollover multiple and qualifying bet types are shown in the relevant terms section of your account.
An e-wallet here refers to mobile payment accounts — GCash, Maya or GrabPay — linked to your mrjili wallet for deposits and withdrawals. Transfers move between your e-wallet and your account balance via the cashier section after your account is verified.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer — the identity verification process required before withdrawals or large transactions are processed. You submit valid identification documents through the account verification section; the platform reviews them before clearing your withdrawal request.
Session or activity limits are controls you can set in your account settings to manage how long or how much you play in a given period. The available limit types and how to apply them are shown inside your account dashboard after login.
Glossary terms are most useful when you can spot them on an actual screen and know what action they suggest. When you open a slot like Candy Baby, the game card may display a volatility rating alongside a link to RTP data — if the studio publishes it. That pairing tells you what kind of prize distribution to expect before you stake a single peso. On the live tables — Speed Fan Tan Live is a good example — the table card shows minimum and maximum bet limits, which is the lobby's way of telling you the range of wager sizes that game accepts.
On any slot's info panel — Candy Baby included — volatility and RTP appear together. Volatility tells you how prizes are spaced; RTP, where the studio exposes it, tells you the long-run return rate. Neither is a round-by-round prediction.
Live dealer table cards in the lobby list a minimum and maximum wager. That range is the practical definition of 'table limit' — it tells you whether a table suits your session budget before you click in.
The cashier distinguishes available balance from conditional balance. Available balance moves to GCash or Bank Transfer immediately after KYC clearance. Conditional balance shows the remaining rollover before that portion becomes withdrawable.
In basketball markets — PBA or NBA — the Asian handicap line appears beside the match. A -5. 5 line on one side means that team must win by six or more for the bet to win, eliminating any half-point draw outcome.
If a definition here does not fully answer what you are seeing on screen — an unfamiliar label in the cashier, a condition on a promotional amount or an account flag during KYC — the channels below are where to go next. Every channel reaches the same support team.
Open the chat widget from any page in the lobby. Describe the term or screen you are looking at and the support team will clarify it. This is the fastest path for questions about balance types, limit fields or cashier labels.
Log in and open your account settings. Conditional balance details, active turnover progress, verification status and session limit controls are all shown there — check this before contacting support for balance or KYC questions.
For detailed questions — especially those involving KYC document status, GCash transaction references or Bank Transfer reconciliation — use the email address listed on the Contact page. Include your account ID and a screenshot of the term or label in question.
A player who can read a volatility rating picks a slot that fits their session pace — whether that is the frequent small rounds in a low-volatility fishing game or the wider prize spacing in a high-volatility slot like Tongits Showdown's card-game counterparts. The same logic applies to the sportsbook: knowing what a rollover figure means in your account dashboard tells you exactly which balance is ready to withdraw versus which still needs more wagering. For payments, recognising that your GCash deposit lands in your available balance — while a conditional amount stays separate — removes any confusion at the cashier. Clearer terms means fewer support tickets and more time spent on the games you actually want to play. Every definition in this glossary maps to something visible in your account or on a game screen.
The lobby's language clusters into four practical groups. Knowing which group a term belongs to tells you where to look for it — game panel, odds column, cashier or account settings.
RTP, volatility, house edge, bonus round, wild symbol and payline — these terms live on the game's information panel. Open any slot or table game and tap the 'i' icon to find them. Studios like JDB, CQ9 and Pragmatic Play each format these panels slightly differently.
Asian handicap, over/under, moneyline and spread are sportsbook terms. You see them in the betting slip when you open a basketball, boxing or esports market. Each term describes how the outcome is structured, not how much to stake.
Available balance, conditional balance, e-wallet, Bank Transfer, PESONet and GCash are cashier terms. They appear on the deposit and withdrawal screens. Your account dashboard shows a running balance split between withdrawable funds and any amount still subject to a turnover requirement.
Rollover, turnover multiplier, qualifying game and expiry date are the terms attached to any conditional amount in your account. The specific figures are displayed in the information section after login — the current state is shown in your account dashboard, not on this glossary page.
These questions go beyond definitions — they cover how the terms above translate into actual steps inside your mrjili account, the cashier and the lobby.
Log in and open your account dashboard. The rollover progress bar — showing how much of the required turnover you have completed and how much remains — is displayed there alongside your conditional balance figure. You do not need to contact support to check it.
Open the game and look for the information or help icon — usually marked 'i' or a question mark. If the studio publishes RTP, it appears there. Studios on mrjili — including Pragmatic Play and CQ9 — each follow their own disclosure format, so not every title shows the same detail.
A standard GCash deposit with no attached information condition goes directly into your available balance and is withdrawable after your KYC verification is complete. If a deposit is linked to a conditional offer, the terms section of that offer specifies how the balance splits.
Withdrawals are held pending KYC clearance. Your available balance figure is visible in the cashier, but the withdrawal button activates only once identity documents are reviewed and accepted. Submit your documents in the account verification section to move this along.
Session and activity limit controls are inside your account settings after login. The available limit types — such as time or amount per session — are listed there. Set or adjust them directly from that page; changes take effect according to the timeline shown alongside each setting.
Yes — Perya Bingo uses draw-based terms like ball draw, card pattern and payout multiplier, while live baccarat tables use banker, player, tie and commission. Both sets of terms are explained in each game's own information panel inside the lobby.