Sic Bo

Sic Bo is SA Gaming's live version of the traditional Chinese dice game. Its name translates as "dice pair", even though three dice are used. Players bet on the outcome, the dealer shakes the dice inside a dome using air pressure, and the result is announced as soon as the dice settle.

The appeal lies in the range of bets. Players can keep it simple with Big or Small at 1:1, or go for totals, doubles and triples, where a specific triple pays 150:1 and totals of 4 or 17 pay 50:1. Two camera angles in one feed show the dealer and the dice, video quality switches between HD and standard, and a results history tracks earlier rolls. Limits run from 5 € to 500 € on mobile, tablet and desktop.

The dealer opens a betting period, then presses a button that blows air into the dome to mix the three dice. Once the dice come to rest, the dealer reads out the combination and winning bets are paid. Players can spread chips across several bets of different sizes in the same round.

• Small (4–10) or Big (11–17): 1:1
• Single number: 1:1 if it appears once, 2:1 twice, 3:1 three times
• Specific double: 8:1
• Pair match: 5:1
• Any triple: 24:1
• Specific triple: 150:1

The game is streamed live from the SA Gaming studio, with a dealer, a game table and the dice dome in view, and other dealers working in the background. Two camera angles share the same feed: one on the dealer and table, one on the dice inside the dome. Players can switch between HD and standard video. There are no slow-motion replays.

Sic Bo runs on desktop, mobile and tablet, and phones can show it in portrait or landscape. The desktop view gives the widest picture, but the controls are placed for easy use on every screen. A game history feature shows how previous rounds turned out.