Dealer chats use words that nobody explains to beginners. This page names each level in the account chain, then covers the other terms you will bump into during your first deposit and first login.
Accounts sit in a four-level structure of User, Dealer, Master and Super Master. A regular bettor holds a User account managed by a Dealer, so the dealer is the contact you will use day to day.
Read it from the bottom up, since the bottom is where you sit.
Your level. You log in, deposit through your dealer and place the bets.
The person you actually talk to on WhatsApp about accounts, balances, payments and passwords.
The third of the four levels, after Dealer. You will usually not contact it.
The last of the four levels in the structure. Knowing the name is enough for a beginner.
These words appear in your very first conversations with a dealer.
The last of the four account levels, after Master. A beginner will normally never deal with one directly.
The name you sign in with. Your dealer sends it to you along with a temporary password after the first deposit.
The first password issued for your account. Keep it private and ask your dealer if it ever stops working.
Your username and password taken together. Anyone holding them can use your balance.
A paused account. A dealer guide says accounts inactive for more than 30 days are often suspended and can be reactivated through the dealer.
The picture of your transfer that you send the dealer so the balance can be credited.
Once you move past logging in, you will meet these.
A share the dealer keeps. A dealer guide says dealers usually charge 2% to 5% of net winnings, and advises checking each dealer's withdrawal policy.
What you have won after taking away what you lost. Commission, where it applies, is calculated on that figure.
Money sent from your balance to your JazzCash, Easypaisa or bank account after you ask the dealer on WhatsApp.
The amount you place on one bet or round.
Casino games such as Roulette, Baccarat or Blackjack run in rounds. A table is the place a round happens.
A charge some people ask before releasing a withdrawal. Guides list it as a red flag of a scam dealer.
A few sentences you might see or hear, translated into plain meaning.
The dealer wants proof of your transfer before crediting your balance.
It has been paused, perhaps through inactivity. Ask the dealer about reactivation.
A sensible request. Ask what happens when you request a payout.
A warning sign. Stop and get advice before sending anything.
A clear explanation from your dealer is also a good sign about the dealer.
Say that you are new and ask the dealer to explain the word in plain language.
The new account FAQ covers the same ideas as short questions and answers.
If a term is unfamiliar, wait before making a payment connected to it.
A few more questions that come up once the basics are clear.
Probably not. A regular bettor holds a User account managed by a Dealer, and the dealer is the contact.
This guide does not cover that. It is written for people who hold a User account.
The dealer sends a first password with your username. Keep it private and message the dealer if it fails.
For account, balance, deposit, withdrawal and password questions, yes. Your own dealer on WhatsApp is the contact point.
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