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Sic Bo means roughly “dice pair” in Chinese and is one of the oldest dice games in the world. It has been played in China for centuries.
Chinese immigrants brought the game to North America and the rest of the world. Today it is a fixture of Asian casinos.
Sic Bo is extremely popular in the casinos of Macau and across East Asia, standing alongside baccarat there.
In the West it is rarer, but increasingly available online. Live-dealer versions have opened the game to a wider audience.
Three dice are rolled at once. You bet on what result they will produce together.
Simple bets are “Small” (total 4–10) and “Big” (total 11–17). Both lose on a triple.
The Small and Big bets pay 1:1 and carry a house edge of around 2.78%, because triples make these bets lose.
A specific triple pays very high (often 150:1 or more) but only hits on 1 of 216 rolls — the house edge here is much higher.
Never played Sic Bo? Start with Small or Big. These bets are easy to understand and hit almost half the time.
Three dice produce totals from 3 to 18, with middle values like 10 and 11 the most frequent. Practise here risk-free with virtual coins.
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