Live Sicbo Rules: Three Dice, Big and Small, Random Multipliers

You like dice games and want to know how a live sicbo round actually runs. Three dice are rolled, you bet on what they show, and a number of bet spots are open at once, which makes the table look busier than it is. The details below come from Evolution’s own game pages as archived in 2026.

Before you go: the table looks complicated, but the simple bets are easy to follow.

Sicbo Bets: Small, Big, Odd and Even

You can begin with the bets that have the fewest moving parts. Evolution’s Super Sic Bo page gives these ranges.

The triple rule matters because it gives the table an edge on bets that otherwise look even. Evolution’s archived page prints no RTP for this game, so none is quoted here.

Before you go: treat a triple as the reason an even-looking bet is not even.

Super Sicbo: What Random Multipliers Add

You may notice some spots light up before the dice are thrown. In Super Sic Bo, Evolution describes random multipliers of up to 1000x added to zero or several bet spots in every round.

A multiplier raises the payout only if the spot it sits on wins. If you bet on a different spot, the multiplier does nothing for you. A ₱100 stake on a spot with a high multiplier would pay far more when it hits, but the spot still has to hit. The Dragon Tiger rules page covers a two-card game with rare big payouts, and the roulette variants page shows the wheel version of a multiplier round.

Before you go: decide your stake before you look at the multipliers, not after.

Reading One Round

You can follow the result of a round with simple addition, so here are two examples.

The last row is the triple: the total of 12 sits inside the Big range, yet Big loses because all three dice match. That single rule is what stops a seemingly even bet from being a coin flip. All bets on the table settle from the same three dice, so you can verify any round by adding them up.

Before you go: add the dice yourself once, and the layout will stop looking busy.

Lightning Sicbo and Its Fee

You pay for the extra multipliers. Evolution lists a Lightning version with a 20% fee on your bet and random multipliers of 5x to 2000x, applied to four or more bet spots. A ₱100 bet at that table puts ₱120 at risk.

The fee applies whether you win or lose, so the version suits a player who has already budgeted for it.

The studio’s other descriptions are collected on the Evolution studio overview page. See which dice tables your account lists after a fresh login, or after you register an account. Players must be 21 or older. The other tables are mapped on the live casino hub.

Before you go: include the fee in your loss limit, because it is paid on every round.