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This glossary explains the words you'll see on your shaka7 account page, the lobby and your transaction record — from bKash deposit to wagering requirement. Use it before you open Cricket Betting Live or Roulette Action so screen labels make sense the first time you see them.
A term you don't recognise can slow down a simple task — checking a transaction record, confirming a bKash deposit, or working out what a slot feature actually pays. We built this glossary so you can match the words on your shaka7 account page to what's actually happening behind them. Knowing what 'pending' means on a wallet entry, or what 'turnover' means before a withdrawal request, saves you a support message later. It also helps you pick games with more confidence — understanding volatility before you open Desert Diamond Slots, or knowing what a live dealer table actually is before you join Baccarat Golden. Treat this page as a reference you come back to, not a one-time read.
Terms like volatility, RNG (random number generator) and paylines describe how a slot or table game actually behaves round to round. You'll meet these inside game info panels on titles such as Desert Diamond Slots and Bet On Crash, usually under a small 'i' icon near the title.
Words like over/under, handicap and stake describe how a cricket or football market is priced before you confirm a bet. These show up directly on the betting slip when you open Cricket Betting Live or Football SuperGoal, next to each selection you tap.
Terms such as pending, verified and transaction record describe where your money sits between a bKash deposit and a withdrawal request. You'll see this language on your account page and inside the wallet history list, not inside the game screens themselves.
Phrases like wagering requirement or eligible games describe the conditions attached to any information shown on your account. These terms sit inside the information's own details screen — read them there before assuming a condition applies the same way across every game.
RTP is the theoretical percentage a game pays back over a very long run of spins. We don't publish our own RTP figures — check the game's info panel, since only the game or provider can show that figure.
House edge is the built-in mathematical advantage a casino game holds over a player across many rounds. It's the flip side of RTP and varies by game type, from slots to table games like Baccarat Golden.
Volatility describes how often and how unevenly a slot pays out. A low-volatility game pays smaller amounts more often; a high-volatility title swings between quiet stretches and bigger single rounds.
Wager, or turnover, is the total amount you bet across rounds, separate from your account balance. Some information ask you to clear a turnover amount before a related win becomes withdrawable.
A jackpot-style feature is a slot mechanic where a prize pool can grow larger than a standard round pays. Availability and size depend entirely on the specific game — check the game screen for its own feature description.
Live dealer refers to a table game, such as Baccarat Golden, streamed from a real table with an actual dealer instead of computer-generated cards or wheels. You place bets through the screen in real time.
Asian handicap is a cricket or football betting format where one side starts with a virtual advantage or disadvantage before the match, used to balance uneven matchups on the betting slip for Cricket Betting Live and Football SuperGoal.
Over/under is a market where you bet on whether a total — runs, goals or points — finishes above or below a line set before the match starts, rather than on which side wins outright.
Rollover is another word for turnover — the number of times you need to bet a given amount before a linked balance can be withdrawn. Check the specific condition shown on your account before assuming a figure.
An e-wallet is a mobile money account, such as bKash or Upay, that holds and moves funds for you. On shaka7 it's the account type you link for a bKash deposit or a transfer back out.
KYC is the identity verification step tied to your account, usually asking for ID details that match your payment method. It protects your account and keeps withdrawals attached to the right wallet owner.
Two-factor verification is an extra login or transaction check beyond your password, often a one-time code. It's designed to confirm it's really you accessing your account or wallet from a new device.
Here's how a few of these terms actually line up on a real screen. Say you open Cricket Betting Live before a match: you'll see 'odds', 'stake' and maybe an Asian handicap line sitting together on the same betting slip, not spread across separate pages. Move to Roulette Action and the language shifts — you're reading 'inside bet' or 'outside bet' instead of handicap language, because table games describe risk differently from sportsbook markets. Switch to your account page and the vocabulary changes again: 'pending', 'verified' and 'transaction record' describe where a bKash deposit currently sits, separate from any in-game term. Keeping these three vocabularies apart — game mechanics, sportsbook pricing and wallet status — is the fastest way to read your own account correctly instead of guessing what a label means mid-session.
Odds, stake and an Asian handicap line sit together on one betting slip for Cricket Betting Live, updating as you tap a selection before you confirm the bet amount.
Inside bet and outside bet describe different risk levels on the same wheel in Roulette Action, both shown directly on the table layout next to the chip tray.
Pending and verified describe exactly where a bKash deposit sits before it reflects in your balance — check both terms inside your transaction record on the account page.
Round multiplier and cash-out are mechanic terms specific to Bet On Crash, shown live on screen as the round plays out before it ends.
If a wallet term or screen label doesn't match what you expected, start with the help section linked from your account page. It covers common account and wallet questions in the same plain language used across this glossary, before you need to raise anything further.
For something specific to your own transaction record or a bKash deposit that looks unclear, the live chat option on your account page connects you to support without leaving the site. Keep your account details ready so the conversation moves faster.
Wagering requirement, eligible games and other information-specific wording are defined in full inside the published terms linked from the account or information page. Check the exact condition there rather than relying on a general definition alone.
Your transaction record sits inside your account page, listing each bKash deposit, withdrawal request and in-game result in order. Open the account page and look for the wallet or history tab to check it.
Open the game and look for an info icon, usually near the title or paytable screen. Only the game or provider decides whether RTP is shown; if it's not listed there, that figure isn't published for that title.
Pending means your bKash deposit has been submitted but hasn't yet reflected as available balance in your account wallet. Check back on the same transaction record entry rather than submitting the deposit again.
Yes — your account and transaction record stay tied to your login, not to one device. Open the same account on mobile or desktop and the wallet history, deposits and withdrawal requests all stay consistent.
These sit directly on the betting slip once you open a sportsbook market such as Cricket Betting Live or Football SuperGoal. Tap a selection and the specific line appears next to the odds before you confirm.
Check the information's own details screen first, since the exact figure is defined there. If it's still unclear, the live chat option on your account page can confirm what applies to your specific balance.