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繁體中文Sic Bo Rules Explained
Sic Bo is a dice game where you bet on the outcome of three dice. It has a wide range of bets, from simple totals to specific combinations. This guide explains the main ones. Exact payouts are shown in the game's paytable.
- You bet on the outcome of three dice — a total, a specific number, or a combination.
- Big covers a total of 11-17 and Small covers 4-10, each near even money.
- Rarer outcomes pay more.
The objective
Three dice are shaken and revealed. You bet on what they will show — a total, a specific number appearing, or a combination — and winning bets pay according to how likely they are.
Big / Small
The most popular bets are Big (total 11-17) and Small (total 4-10), each close to an even-money payout. They usually lose on any triple.
Combination bets
Other bets include a specific total (paying more for rarer totals), a single number (paying more the more dice show it), specific doubles or triples, and two-dice combinations. The rarer the outcome, the higher the payout.
Settlement
All bets are settled on the three-dice result at once. Check the in-game paytable, as totals and specials pay different amounts. Dragon Tiger and baccarat are simpler live options if Sic Bo feels complex — see live casino guide.
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FAQ
You bet on the outcome of three dice — a total, a specific number, or a combination. The dice are shaken and winning bets pay according to the paytable.
Big covers a total of 11-17 and Small covers 4-10, each near even money. They usually lose on a triple.
Rarer outcomes pay more. A specific triple is far less likely than a Big/Small bet, so it carries a much higher payout.
Last updated: 2026-06-15