Live Sic Bo Elite with Real Dealers

A Triple wager wins when all three dice show the same number you picked. The payout is high because the probability is low—only one combination out of 216 possible rolls matches a specific triple.

Small wins if the dice total 4 to 10, Big wins on 11 to 17. Both lose when any triple appears, even though a triple of ones totals three and a triple of sixes totals eighteen.

You pick two specific numbers, and you win if at least two of the three dice match your pair. For example, a 2-5 combination pays when the roll is 2, 2, 5 or 2, 5, 5 or 2, 5, and any other number.

House edge varies by bet type. Small and Big sit around 2.8 percent, while specific triple bets carry a much steeper edge. The Elite variant keeps the same math but raises table limits for higher stakes.

When all seats at the main table fill, you can bet behind another player. Your wager follows the dealer outcome for that round, but you don't control chip placement—the seated player does.

Most rounds close in under sixty seconds. The dealer opens betting, counts down the timer, shakes the cage, reveals the dice, and sweeps or pays chips. Then the next round starts immediately.