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Sic Bo is an ancient Chinese dice game. The name Sic Bo literally means 'dice pair'; the name is somewhat of a misnomer, since the game is actually played with three dice. This ancient game can now be played in the modern online casino. Sic Bo is a game of luck, and therefore simply put the best strategy is to play the table layout with bets on boxes with the best odds for the player. Similar to Craps and Roulette AVOID the betting bands that have poor casino edges. Therefore the best bet to play at Sic Bo is Big/Small or Odd/Even. These boxes offer the best odds.

Both Super Sic Bo and Dragon Tiger are beautifully simple, distinctly different and totally captivating games.

Super Sic Bo is the classic, simple dice game that’s been re-invented and made super exciting by adding random multipliers of up to 1000x in every game round! Extremely easy to play, Evolution Super Sic Bo is a super-engaging edition of the ancient dice game that players old and new will absolutely love.

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Evolution Live Dragon Tiger is beautiful, distinctly different and totally captivating. There’s no easier card game to play, but there’s so much to keep players engaged. The game is fast-paced (rounds take just 25 seconds), and it’s set in a stunning themed environment with light effects synchronised to game outcomes.

Just as in classic Sic Bo, players predict the outcome of the shake of three standard dice. It’s a simple concept, but the number of bet types that can be made is surprisingly large. Added to this is a super-engaging user interface with the random high payout RNG element. With the potential for multipliers to hit in any round, this live dealer Super Sic Bo is sure to appeal to the widest range of players.

Players simply place their bets on one or more result combinations shown on the game’s betting table to predict the outcome of the shake of the three dice. But there’s extra excitement in each and every game round, random multipliers up to 1000x are applied to between zero and several bet spots in every game round.

If the player's bet is placed on a bet spot with a selected multiplier, the payout is multiplied accordingly if the bet wins.

Often described as a two-card version of Baccarat, Dragon Tiger is extremely popular with players from Asia and its popularity is growing around the world.

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Evolution Live Dragon Tiger is a super-fast, simple game that Baccarat enthusiasts will love. Just two competing cards are dealt — the Dragon and the Tiger — and players simply bet on which card will be highest, or whether the deal will result in a tie.

The user interface includes a full range of statistics and roads to assist players looking to predict the outcome of future rounds.

Two side bets are available: the Tie bet, irrespective of suit pays 11:1, and the Suited Tie bet with a payout of 50:1.

First Person Dragon Tiger – also available in our First Person range of games.

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The rules and bets of Sic Bo explained

The Sic Bo board

The Sic Bo board can look complex at first, but once you understand the layout, the game is very simple to play.

Three dice are tossed in a small cage by the dealer, and you bet on the results of the throw.

You have many different betting options eg the total of the three dice, any single number, two specific numbers, or a combination of numbers.

Each bet has a different payout, and you can place as many bets as you like.

To help you understand the game, each bet is explained below.

Small and Big

Two of the most popular Sic Bo bets are the bets on Small and Big. These bets predict that the total of the three dice will be Small (4 to 10) or Big (11 to 17).

If these bets win, you win 1 unit for every unit staked, so they are evens chance bets, just like Red / Black in Roulette.

Big and Small both lose if the result is a Triple (three dice all showing the same number).

Small and Big are used by every Sic Bo player, from beginners to High Rollers, but because they are nearly evens chance, we use them as part of our Lower risk Sic Bo strategy.

Double

A Double bet is a bet that the same number will show on two of the three dice.

You can bet on any double from 1 to 6 and the payout is 8 to 1, so you win 8 units for every 1 unit you stake.

Unlike the Triple bet (see below), there's no option to bet on ANY double - you have to bet on a specific double, though you can bet on as many doubles as you like. You can also combine your Double bets with as many other bets as you choose.

If the dice spin results in a Triple, all double bets lose.

Triple

A bet on a Triple is a bet that all three dice will show the same number.

You can bet on any specific triple from 1 to 6 and you can also bet that ANY triple will occur. This bet is also known as 'The House'.

The payout on Any Triple is 24 to 1 so you win 30 units for every 1 unit staked. The payout on a specific triple is 150 to 1, making it the biggest payout on the board.

Total

You can bet on the total number shown by the three dice. Although the total can range from 3 to 18, you can only bet on a Total of 4 to 17, because 3 and 18 are covered under Triple 1 and Triple 6 - see above.

The payout on each total is different, based on probability, and these are clearly displayed on the betting squares.

For example, a total of 4 pays around 50 to 1 (so win 50 units per 1 unit staked) and a total of 8 or 13 pays out at 8 to 1.

The Total bet is used as part of our Sic Bo strategies.

Combination

The Combination bet is a bet that two specific numbers will show on the three dice.

The payout on a Combination bet is 5 to 1 (so win 5 units for every 1 unit bet, total return of 6 units).

This is the same no matter which combination you bet on.

You can use the Combination bet as part of a Medium Risk Sic Bo strategy.

Single

The Single bet is a bet that a certain number will show on any of the three dice.

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The Single bet is different because one bet can win different amounts - the amount you win depends on how many times your chosen number appears.

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If your number appears on one dice, you get paid 1 to 1 (1 unit won per unit staked). If it appears on two dice, you get paid 2 to 1 and if it comes in on all three you get paid 3 to 1.

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This last payout is very different from a winning Triple bet (see above, which pays 150 to 1. But these different betting options are what make Sic Bo so fascinating!