Sicbo: Three Dice, Bet Spots and the Triple Rule
By ME777 Editorial Team
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The price of a sic bo round depends on how many bet spots you cover, not on the dice. Three dice land, every spot on the layout is settled at once, and every spot you backed was a separate stake. ME777 sicbo tables reward discipline about coverage more than any prediction of a total.
ME777 Sicbo: the Triple rule and the multiplier tables
Everything in the table below is Evolution’s own description, read through Internet Archive copies.
| Table | What it adds | Cost | Return |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic bets | Small 4-10, Big 11-17, Odd, Even | Each loses to any Triple | Simple bets on a total |
| Super Sic Bo | Random multipliers up to 1000x on zero to several spots | None beyond the bets themselves | A boosted payout when a covered spot is picked |
| Lightning Sic Bo | 4 or more spots get 5x to 2000x | 20% Lightning fee | Larger multipliers than Super |
Problem: you spread chips over most of the layout hoping one is boosted.
Fix: a boosted spot pays more only if you covered it, but every uncovered spot you bought is stake spent. Cover fewer spots with more thought.
Sic bo versus the other short games
A Triple is the dice game’s built-in cost: it knocks out four of the simple bets in one roll. Compare with Dragon Tiger and its Tie bet, where one bet carries the big payout, or baccarat variants and their pace, which asks for fewer decisions per round.
A sic bo hour, priced
- Fix a total for the hour before the first roll.
- Choose how many bet spots you will cover per round, and keep that number.
- Leave Lightning Sic Bo alone unless the stake is sized for its 20% fee.
- Stop when the total is spent, not when the next roll feels due.
Cost: time and the stake on every covered spot. Return: a clear view of how the Triple rule and the multipliers behave over a real run of rolls.
Where sicbo sits on the lobby
At the last read the Poker lane carried a Sic Bo card labelled KingMidas, alongside Color Game and Baccarat, and the Live lane’s studios included Evolution. The Evolution cards printed on the Live row were Crazy Time and Speed Baccarat A, not Sic Bo, so a Sic Bo table from Evolution is a name search away at best.
| Check | Where | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Studio label | On the card | The rules above are Evolution’s |
| Payout table | On the table’s screen | It sets what each spot pays |
| Limits | On the table’s screen | They cap your total on the layout |
No RTP is printed on Evolution’s sic bo pages. For the studio’s range, read Evolution Gaming at the lobby; the whole list of tables is on the live casino section. If sign-in fails, how login works lists the fixes by cost. Players must be 21 or older.
How to Get Started
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Find a Sic Bo card in the Live lane
A Sic Bo card labelled KingMidas appeared in the Poker lane at the last read, and none from Evolution on the Live row. Open both lanes and read the labels.
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Learn the Triple rule before the first bet
On Evolution's tables Small, Big, Odd and Even lose to any Triple. That one rule changes what the cheap bets are worth.
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Limit the number of bet spots per round
Each spot is a separate stake. Choose how many you cover per round and keep to it.
