Sicbo Dice 1.45

Introduction
Sic Bo is a traditional Asian dice game offered by various software providers, including Microgaming, Playtech, Real Time Gaming, Boss Media, Grand Virtual, World Gaming, and Gambling Federation. Notably, it is often excluded from bonus play options due to the possibility of placing simultaneous bets on winning and losing outcomes. However, it remains a viable choice for those utilizing Microgaming Clearplay bonuses, as it may count fully towards wagering requirements.

Rules and Play
Upon placing your bets, three dice are rolled, and winning bets are paid out according to the established payout structure. The following outlines the possible betting options:

• Small / Big: A Small bet wins if the total of the dice is between 4 and 10; conversely, a Big bet wins if the total reaches 11 to 17. Both bets will lose if any triple (1/1/1, 2/2/2, 3/3/3, 4/4/4, 5/5/5, or 6/6/6) is rolled.
• Numbers 4-11: Wins occur if the sum of the dice matches the chosen number.
• One Die: A win is achieved if the selected number appears on one or more of the dice.
• Two Dice: Payouts are made for specific combinations rolled on two dice.
• Doubles & Triples: Wins arise when specific doubles or triples are rolled.

A summary of payouts and corresponding house edges can be found below. Standard payout tables and house edges apply to Playtech, Real Time Gaming, World Gaming, Orbis, and Gambling Federation. Microgaming enhances payouts for many betting options; Boss Media provides improved payouts on the Two Dice bet; while Grand Virtual offers better payouts for three bets. Notably, other common software platforms do not feature Sic Bo.

Strategy
Sic Bo does not lend itself to strategic play in a traditional sense. Players are advised to select one of the bets with a lower house edge, roll the dice, and await the outcome. The Small / Big bets generally present the lowest house edge with standard paytables. However, with enhanced paytables from Microgaming and Boss Media, the Two Dice bets and Small / Big bets exhibit equivalent house edges.