Sic Bo gives you a three-dice table with Small, Big, Total, Double, and Triple choices in one view.
Sic Bo is a dice-table game built around the result of three dice. We show the board as grouped markets, so you can separate Big or Small choices from exact Totals, Doubles, and Triples before a round closes. The game stands apart from Buffalo King Megaways because each result is read from dice rather than reels. Check the table label in our
lobby to see the studio serving your selected room.
Each Sic Bo round starts with the same three dice, but the board lets you choose how narrowly you want to follow the result.
Choose Big for totals from 11 to 17, or Small for totals from 4 to 10. Triple results are treated separately, so read the board rule before placing a selection.
Total markets focus on one combined dice number, from 4 through 17. They offer a different table rhythm from Big and Small because your chosen number must match the final sum.
Double and Triple selections follow matching dice faces rather than a combined total. Use these areas when you want the result display to centre on repeated dice in the same roll.
The Sic Bo board is arranged for quick checking before each roll. Start from the casino lobby, choose a table, and use the marked market areas rather than…
Before you enter a Sic Bo room, our lobby presents the table category and the device route to open it.
Three-dice table game with Big, Small, Total, Double, and Triple markets.
Outcome variation depends on the market selected and the three dice shown after each round.
Mobile browser and desktop browser access through the casino lobby.
Sic Bo availability depends on local law and the table shown after account access.
On a phone, Sic Bo keeps the dice board, round timer, and recent outcomes close together so you can check the table without repeated page changes.
If a Sic Bo table does not open, begin with the casino lobby and confirm that your phone verification is complete.
We keep the Sic Bo table focused on visible game details: the chosen market, the round state, and the final three-dice display.
The lobby identifies the studio label attached to the Sic Bo room you select. This lets you confirm which table feed you are opening before you enter the game screen.
A rules panel explains how Big, Small, Totals, Doubles, and Triples are evaluated. Read the selected table rules because market wording and table presentation can differ by room.
The screen marks whether selections are open, the dice are being resolved, or the result is available. That visible sequence helps you understand where the current Sic Bo round stands.
After a round, the table displays the individual dice faces as well as their combined total. You can compare that display with your selected market directly on the board.
Phone verification is completed before account access to the lobby. This step gives us a clear account path when you need help opening a Sic Bo room.
The recent-result strip shows completed dice outcomes for the current table. It is a display record, not a forecast of future rolls or a signal about upcoming results.
Sic Bo suits you when three-dice outcomes and table markets are more interesting than reel symbols or crash timing.
| Sic Bo and Rocket Crash | Sic Bo resolves a three-dice result through named board markets. Rocket Crash follows a rising multiplier format, so its round display and decision timing are different from a dice table. |
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| Sic Bo and Bingo | Sic Bo uses one three-dice outcome for each completed round. Bingo centres on numbered cards and called numbers, making its board layout different from Total and Double selections. |
| Sic Bo and Royal Fishing | Sic Bo is a table game with fixed market areas around dice results. Royal Fishing uses a fishing-room format, where the screen focuses on targets rather than a dice board. |
| Sic Bo and Buffalo King Megaways | Sic Bo has no reel grid; you select a dice market before resolution. Buffalo King Megaways is a slot title with reel symbols and changing reel ways. |
| Sic Bo and live baccarat | Sic Bo compares three dice against market conditions, while live baccarat compares card totals. Both use table screens, but their result rules and board labels are distinct. |
| Sic Bo and roulette | Sic Bo displays three dice and combined totals after each round. Roulette centres on a wheel and numbered pockets, so its selection grid does not match the Sic Bo board. |
| Sic Bo and Dragon Tiger | Sic Bo includes Big, Small, Total, Double, and Triple areas. Dragon Tiger compares two card sides, creating a shorter choice set than the three-dice market board. |
A Sic Bo table offers several ways to read the same three dice, from broad total ranges to matching-face choices.
These answers cover the Sic Bo table details you can check before opening a room. For account-specific access messages, use the support route after logging in and share the exact table label shown in your casino lobby.