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House edge is the mathematical advantage the casino holds on each bet. In European roulette it is around 2.7 percent; in baccarat banker bets it is roughly 1.06 percent. Lower edge means better long-term odds for you.

A multiplier increases your win by a fixed factor—two times, five times, or higher—during a feature round. If you land a ten-taka win with a three-times multiplier active, you collect thirty taka instead of ten for that spin.

Volatility describes how often and how much a slot pays. High-volatility slots hit less frequently but deliver larger wins when they do. Low-volatility games pay smaller amounts more regularly, smoothing out your balance swings over many spins.

A side bet is an optional wager placed alongside your main blackjack hand. Common examples include Perfect Pairs, which pays if your first two cards match, and 21+3, which treats your cards and the dealer's up-card as a poker hand.

Cashout is the button you press to lock in your profit before the multiplier crashes. Your stake is multiplied by whatever number is showing when you tap cashout; wait too long and the round ends with zero payout for that bet.

A shoe is the plastic box holding six or eight decks of shuffled cards. The dealer draws from the shoe for every hand. When the cut card appears near the end, the shoe is reshuffled so each round starts from a known, fair deck composition.