Game guide · Dice & tiles
Sic Bo
Three dice, fifty betting boxes, and wildly different price tags.
TiltSeven's Sic Bo lays out the full classic table — 50 betting positions over three server-rolled dice, from the sensible Big and Small to the gloriously long-shot triples. Every roll is drawn server-side, and every position settles through the token ledger at its printed odds.
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How a round works
Sic Bo
- 1
Spread tokens across any of the 50 positions — totals, singles, combinations, Big or Small.
- 2
Three dice are rolled server-side and decide every covered position at once.
- 3
Winners pay the odds printed on each box, settled straight to the token ledger.
The odds, honestly
A fifty-bet menu where the prices run from fair-ish to ferocious.
| Bet / outcome | Chance | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| Big or Small | 105/216 ≈ 48.6% (triples lose) | 1 : 1 |
| Specific triple | 1/216 ≈ 0.46% | 180 : 1 |
| Single die number | ≈ 42.1% at least once | 1–3 : 1 |
House edge
Big and Small are the table's honest core at 2.78% — remember that triples lose them; that's where the edge hides. Single-die numbers run about 7.87%, and a specific triple pays a spectacular 180 : 1 while costing around 16% — the whole menu is one lesson: the loudest bets charge the most.
Fair play, by construction
- Every outcome is drawn server-side and settled into the ledger — nothing is decided in your browser.
- Rules and paytables live in reviewable contracts; the same math runs for every player.
- Play tokens only: whatever the odds say, nothing here is ever worth money.
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