Sic Bo Table Game Demo by The Originals

Sic Bo Overview

Sic Bo by The Originals is a three-dice table game where a single throw settles the chips on the betting table. The board groups betting spots into families, with a chip value selector and a dice shaker. Chips must stay within one bet family for each roll. Published RTP ranges from 97.71% to 98.00% across the game’s 672 bet modes.

Sic Bo Specifications

Sic Bo publishes a spot return range that differs from its verified return range across bet modes. The available figures do not explain that difference. RTP describes theoretical returns over many rounds, not a promised result for a short session, even when several spots share a return.

Sic Bo Bet Types and Payouts

Bets and Payouts

Each selected spot in Sic Bo carries one chip at the chosen chip value. The total stake equals that value multiplied by the number of chips placed. Several spots can win on the same throw, so the banner reports the round’s net result rather than an individual spot’s payout.

How a Round Settles

Sic Bo restricts chips to one bet family per roll; switching families requires clearing the board. Tapping a spot places or removes its chip. All 216 rolls of the three dice are equally likely. When the shaker lifts, the total, parity, faces, pairs and triples settle every staked spot at once.

Sic Bo Review

You can try the Sic Bo demo with play money. Sic Bo’s verified minimum return provides a positive starting point for BonusTiime’s assessment across its betting modes. Its Auto stop limits add useful control over repeated boards, with settings tied to net session profit. These controls support defined stopping conditions without improving the return.

Sic Bo’s family restriction is the main drawback: chips cannot cover different bet families during the same roll. Clearing the board to switch families limits how players combine the available bets. The breadth of its betting menu therefore offers less flexibility than its separate Classic, Totals, Numbers and Combos categories imply.

Sic Bo suits readers who prefer choosing spots within a single family and value session controls when repeating that board. Its verified return and Auto settings count in its favour, but the restriction on combining families holds it back. BonusTiime’s assessment balances those practical controls against that narrower betting freedom.

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