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The bajijoy Glossary in Plain Words

Every entry here is a term you will meet inside our lobby — the return figure on a slot card, the turnover line on an offer, the reference number on a bKash deposit.

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Where to Ask About a Term

If a term still does not sit right after you have read it here, ask us directly rather than guessing at a stake. Our desk handles questions about game sheets, wallet transfers and verification in English, and it helps when you send the exact wording plus the title of the game you have open. A screenshot of the wallet app makes a bKash or Rocket query quicker to trace. We would rather answer a small question than untangle a wrong deposit afterwards.

Live chat Open chat from the lobby while you are signed in. Paste the exact wording and the game title so the agent can pull up the same provider sheet you are reading.
Wallet help If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer looks stuck, send the transaction ID from the wallet app. We trace it against the record on your account wallet.
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bajijoy Why These Terms Change Your Choices

Why These Terms Change Your Choices

Two people can open the same slot card and read it differently. One sees a return figure and leaves it at that. The other checks how the provider states volatility, then works out how long a balance will last at the stake they actually use. That second habit is the point of this glossary. It carries over to cricket through the BPL

season, where an Asian handicap on a lopsided fixture keeps a small stake sensible instead of hopeful. And it carries over to the wallet, where you want to know whether turnover applies before you send a withdrawal request.

  • Return figures read at a glance
  • Volatility against your stake size
  • Turnover before a payout request
  • Handicap lines on cricket and football

Core Terms You Meet at the Table

Six words do most of the work once you sit down at a game. Return figures, house edge and volatility all describe the maths behind a slot; turnover decides when reward-linked money is yours to move; a progressive prize pools stakes across linked titles; and a live dealer table is dealt by a person and streamed to your screen. Learn these six and the rest of the lobby reads cleanly.

Return to player, the share of stakes a game pays back over a very long run. We show it only where the game or its provider publishes the figure.

The slice a game keeps over that same long run, the mirror image of its return figure. A higher edge means less comes back per hundred staked.

How a game spreads its wins across a session. High volatility pays less often in larger amounts; low volatility pays smaller amounts more regularly. It shapes the balance you need.

The total you must stake before reward-linked money or a withdrawal condition clears. Turnover counts stakes placed, not deposits sent, so read the number on the offer page.

A pool that builds from a small share of every stake across linked games and pays when a set combination lands, then resets. Its size changes with play.

A real croupier dealing real cards at a table streamed to your phone, with results confirmed by the studio. Baccarat Diamond and Baccarat Speeddial run this way.

Odds, Wallets and Account Terms

These are the words that turn up once money and markets are involved. Football prices carry handicaps and totals, in-play markets move while the match runs, e-wallet transfers arrive from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and identity checks sit between a payout request and the release. Each entry stays to a line, short enough to keep open on your phone while you read a real game sheet. That is deliberate, because definitions get skimmed and we would rather you finish one.

A football market that gives one side a head start or a deficit, written as a fraction of a goal. It levels a lopsided fixture so both prices carry some value.

A market on the combined score rather than the winner. You take the total above or below a line the book sets, whatever the final result turns out to be.

Markets that stay open while the match runs, with prices moving as play changes. A goal or a sending off can shift a price within seconds.

A mobile money account such as bKash, Nagad or Rocket that moves funds into your game wallet without a bank visit. You confirm each transfer with your PIN

The identity check we run before a withdrawal leaves. You send a photo of your ID and the wallet number in your own name, and the two names have to match.

Caps you set yourself on deposits or session length inside your account settings. They hold until you change them, and picking a figure is entirely your call.

Using These Features in a Session

The definitions above only take you so far, so this last set walks through the everyday side: where a return figure is printed, how turnover appears in your wallet, what a payout request looks like while it waits, and how a crash round settles. Read them in order before your first session and each one maps onto something you will tap. Nothing here replaces the term sheet on a game, it just makes that sheet readable.

Open any slot and tap the info or paytable icon on the game screen. Where the provider publishes a return figure it sits there; where it is not published, we do not invent one.

The offer page lists the turnover and the games that count towards it before you accept. Once a reward is active, your account wallet shows what is still outstanding.

It means your request is sitting with the identity check, not lost. Send the document we ask for and the request moves into the wallet payout queue for release.

Yes. Account settings carries deposit caps and session reminders you control. Pick a figure you can hold to on a quiet week and it stays until you change it.

The studio feed is the record. If your video lags, the dealt card still counts, so the round result and your wallet update follow the studio table, not your screen.

Crash or Cash lifts a multiplier from the moment the round opens and ends it at a random point. Cash out before that point and your stake pays at the multiplier you saw.
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