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Three dice and the widest spread of prices in the casino. Stay on Small and Big and it plays well.
Colour, speed, and a layout where a single roll can pay 180 to 1.
on €50 · Good value
€1.67 an hour at €1 a go
The decisions that actually move the number, and the version of the game worth looking for.
How long €50 of play lasts on average, at €1 a hand, spin or roll. Bet more and it scales down by the same amount.
Small or Big bets on a standard pay table. Other bets on the same layout range up to 30%.
Source: Standard published Sic Bo bet-by-bet edge figures. Last checked 2026-09-21.
The version to look for
€1.67
2.78% edge
A specific triple
€18.05
30.09% edge
Same game, same stake: 30 hrs of play against 2 hr 46 min. Worth two minutes checking which table you are on.
Sic Bo is three dice and a layout with about fifty bets on it, and the spread between the best and worst is the widest of any game in the casino.
Small and Big — betting the total falls between 4 and 10, or 11 and 17 — run at 2.78%, which is respectable. Specific triples, betting that all three dice show a particular number, run at 30.09%. Both bets are on the same felt, a few centimetres apart, and the table gives you no indication that one costs eleven times the other.
If you play it, play Small and Big. The rest of the layout is decoration.
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The loudest table in the casino, and the line bets behind the noise are among the best in it.
It is the most sociable game there is. The whole table wins together, and a hot roll is the best twenty minutes on the floor.
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Learn one chart and your money goes further here than anywhere else on the site.
The only game on the floor where what you decide changes the result, and the decisions are all written down.
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The same wheel as European roulette with one rule that halves the price of the even-money bets.
All the theatre of roulette at the best price the game comes in.
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The rare casino game where betting big early is the correct play, not the reckless one.
Raising four times your ante before the flop, and getting paid when it holds up.