SIC BO

Sic Bo, a beloved dice game originating from Asia, has gained worldwide popularity, particularly in the 1980s and ’90s when it spread to American and European casinos, partly to attract Asian gamblers. Translating to "dice pair" in Chinese, Sic Bo is closely related to Grand Hazard and revolves around predicting outcomes based on three rolled dice. Players can bet on various combinations, numbers, or totals, making it a fast-paced and thrilling game. Its simplicity and high-reward potential have contributed to its enduring appeal, captivating both casual and seasoned players across cultures. How to Play The objective of the game is to Bet on the numbers or combinations of numbers which match the winning combination of the three dice. Player may start placing a Bet when the Player Terminal displays the notice for the placement of Bets. The permissible minimum and maximum limits shall be displayed in the Player Terminals. Each Player shall play the game of Sic Bo (Open Cover) (Electronic Table Game) by Betting on the display as shown in the Player Terminals. No more Bets shall be placed after the Player Terminal displays “No More Bets”. The Dealer shall activate the dice tumbler causing the dice tumbler to tumble at least three times to constitute a valid tumble. The winning combination is determined by the value on the uppermost surface of the three dice. The dice must rest flat on the platform of the dice tumbler. All losing Bets shall be collected and winning Bets shall be paid in accordance with the Sic Bo (Open Cover) (Electronic Table Game) Pay Table stipulated in paragraph 4.1. In the event all three dice are of the same number, only the following Bets shall win (based on the odds stipulated in accordance with the Sic Bo (Open Cover) (Electronic Table Game) Pay Table in paragraph 4.1):