LVJILI FAQ — Quick Answers, No Runaround
The most common questions across every desk, in one short list. For deeper detail, each answer points you to the focused help page that covers it in full.
Quick Facts
- Minimum age: 21 (Philippine law)
- License: PAGCOR-regulated
- Payments: GCash, Maya, GoTyme, InstaPay, PESONet — all in pesos
- Cashout standard: same-day GCash payouts over InstaPay once KYC clears
- Headline game: Mega Ace — 97% RTP, High volatility, 15,000× max win
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast are cashouts at LVJILI?
After your one-time KYC clears (24–48 hours), GCash payouts settle over InstaPay — usually minutes to about an hour, up to ~3 hours at peak or on a first withdrawal. There is no casino-side fee.
What are the withdrawal limits?
GCash, Maya and GoTyme payouts ride InstaPay, capped at ₱50,000 per transaction and ₱500,000 per day. For larger amounts, use PESONet or split across days. See the Payments FAQ for the full table.
How do I deposit with GCash?
Open the cashier, choose GCash, enter an amount (minimum ₱50), and confirm on the GCash screen. Deposits are instant, with a ₱100,000 daily limit on the GCash side.
What is Mega Ace's RTP and volatility?
Mega Ace has a 97% published RTP and High volatility, on a 6-reel, 46,656-ways engine with a 15,000× max win. The Games FAQ explains how its cascading and expanding wilds build.
Do I have to verify my identity?
Yes. A one-time KYC check with a valid government ID is required before your first withdrawal — a PAGCOR rule that protects your account. It takes 24–48 hours.
Does a higher RTP guarantee I win more?
No. RTP is a long-run statistical average over millions of spins and still includes a house edge. Any single session can be far above or below the figure, and operators can run lower RTP tiers.
Can I control my spending?
Yes. Deposit limits, reality checks and self-exclusion are in your account dashboard. If you need help, call the free, confidential NCMH line on 1553. See our Responsible Gaming page.
Can I withdraw to someone else's GCash?
No. Accounts and payout wallets must be in your own legal name under PAGCOR rules. Third-party accounts are rejected.