While Craps dominates the dice tables in Western casinos, Sic Bo holds that prestigious title throughout Asia.
It is entirely a game of pure chance, requiring absolutely no skill, strategy, or mathematical memorization.
How the Game is Played
The dealer simply presses a button, the floor of the dome vibrates violently, and the three dice settle on random numbers.
The objective of the entire game is merely to predict the exact outcome or combination shown on those three dice.
- The game uses exactly three standard six-sided dice
- Players do not physically touch or throw the dice
- The betting layout lights up to show winning bets instantly
Understanding the Even-Money Bets
The "Small" bet wins if the total sum of the three dice is between 4 and 10.
Conversely, the "Big" bet wins if the total sum of the three dice falls between 11 and 17.
Chasing Massive Sic Bo Payouts
The probability of this happening is incredibly low, so the casino rewards you with a massive payout of 180 to 1.
You can also bet on specific two-dice combinations, single numbers appearing, or exact specific total sums.
| Bet Name | Winning Condition | Typical Payout |
|---|---|---|
| Big | Total is 11 to 17 (No Triples) | 1 to 1 |
| Small | Total is 4 to 10 (No Triples) | 1 to 1 |
Sic Bo offers a fantastic, low-stress alternative to the intimidating complexities of the craps table.
