The Sic Bo table offers more betting options than most dice games. Every bet type has a different outcome, payout rate, and slot in at a different point. If a player knows exactly what each option covers, they can make faster, cleaner decisions. The six bet types on the table are straightforward once each one gets a proper look at its own terms.
Even money bets
tài xỉu trực tuyến places small and big bets at the easiest end of the table.
- Small covers any combined total from 4 to 10 across all three dice.
- Big covers any combined total from 11 to 17.
Both pay at even-money rates, meaning a winning bet returns the same amount as the original stake. One condition applies to both. A triple result, where all three dice show the same number, sits outside the win condition for small and big bets. This is regardless of what total the dice produce. Beyond that exception, both bets cover the widest outcome range available anywhere on the table, which is what keeps their house edge among the lowest on the grid.
Combination and total bets
Two bet types occupy the mid-range section of the table, each targeting a more specific outcome than even-money options:
- Combination bets – Two nominated numbers must appear across any two of the three dice. The specific numbers are chosen before the roll, and the payout sits at 6:1 in most table versions.
- Total bets – Target an exact combined sum from all three dice. Payout rates shift based on how frequently each total statistically appears. Totals near the centre of the range pay lower than those toward the outer edges. This is because they appear across more possible dice combinations.
Both bet types resolve within the same roll as every other bet on the table. No extended round sequence is needed, and results settle at the same point as even-money bets in the same round.
Specific double bets
A specific double bet targets one pre-selected number appearing on exactly two of the three dice within a single roll. The nominated number must appear on two dice for the bet to pay. If it appears on all three, the result falls under triple territory rather than two, and the specific double bet does not pay. Payout rates for specific doubles sit around 10:1 across most table versions. The hit frequency is lower than combination bets but higher than specific triples, placing this option firmly in the mid-to-upper range of the payout table.
Triple bets explained
Two distinct triple bet types sit at the high end of the table, and the difference between them matters:
- Specific triple bets – Require all three dice to land on one pre-selected number. The probability of this outcome is narrow, and payout rates reflect that, reaching up to 180:1 on some table versions.
- Any triple – Covers every possible triple outcome in a single bet rather than nominating one specific number. The broader coverage brings the payout down considerably, typically sitting around 30:1, because the bet wins on any of the six possible triple combinations rather than one specific result.
Both triple options carry higher variance than any other bet type on the table. Placed occasionally within a broader bet mix, they add genuine peak return potential without anchoring the session around low-frequency outcomes. Every bet type on the Sic Bo table serves a distinct purpose. Even-money bets anchor sessions, mid-range options build return potential, and triple bets add upside when the session calls for it.
