What is the RTP of Super Sic Bo?

The RTP depends entirely on the bet type. Small/Big and Even/Odd top out at 97.22%. Most other bets sit between 95.02% and 96.30%. The 1,000x ceiling only applies to specific Triples and certain Doubles, so high-multiplier potential lives at the high-house-edge end of the paytable.

Which bets get the multipliers most often?

The multiplier algorithm strikes at a randomised but uneven distribution. Rare-result bets — specific Triples (1 in 216) and specific Doubles (1 in 72) — are statistically more likely to receive high multipliers because the system needs to make those rare hits feel rewarding. Conversely, Small/Big and totals 10/11 (high natural frequency) rarely take multipliers above 100x.

Is it worth betting on specific Triples for the 1,000x?

Specific Triples natural odds are 1 in 216, so even with 150:1 base payout the long-term return is below 1 in 1.4 per dollar wagered. The 1,000x multiplier only fires if (a) the triple lands AND (b) that specific position was struck that round. Even when multiplied, the expected return on specific Triples remains negative unless you keep stakes proportional and only attack when the multiplier is visible.

What's the best low-variance strategy?

Stick to Small/Big and Even/Odd at the 97.22% RTP tier. These bets win roughly 48-49% of rounds (losing only on Triples) and pay a flat 1:1. Combine with light side wagers on specific Doubles when you see multipliers on them — the 8:1 base payout plus a 100x multiplier turns into a 100x gross return on a 1-in-72 event. This blended approach keeps grind losses small while preserving multiplier upside.

Is there a demo or mobile version?

No demo for live Super Sic Bo. Evolution does provide First Person Super Sic Bo — an RNG single-player variant available in most casino demo lobbies, useful for learning the bet panel. The live game runs on HTML5 across iOS and Android in both portrait and landscape; recommended minimum 5 Mbps for stable streaming.

Super Sic Bo Review — RTP, Limits & Where to Play

Super Sic Bo

Super Sic Bo is Evolution's 2018 multiplier version of the classic three-dice Asian game. After every shake, random multipliers up to 1,000x land on selected bet spots — boosting wins on Triples, Doubles, totals or individual numbers. RTP runs 95.02% to 97.22% depending on bet type; minimum $0.10, maximum $2,000.

How Super Sic Bo works

Super Sic Bo plays the same fundamental three-dice game as classic Sic Bo: three dice rest inside a small transparent shaker which the dealer activates, and you bet ahead of the shake on the outcome. The bet panel has about thirty different positions — totals 4-17, individual numbers 1-6, specific Doubles, specific Triples, Any Triple, Small/Big and Even/Odd. After the shake, the dice show their final values and your bets settle.

What "Super" adds

The key feature: just before the shake activates, the system randomly assigns multipliers to a selection of bet positions on the board. Multiplier values range from 50x up to 1,000x. If the dice produce a result matching a struck position AND you bet on it, your payout is replaced with the multiplier value. Untouched positions pay their normal Sic Bo odds.

Where the multipliers can land

Triples (e.g., three 5s) and Doubles can receive the high-end multipliers, including the 1,000x. Single numbers and totals can also be struck but typically with lower-tier multipliers (50x-300x range). The multiplier distribution favours the rare-event bets, which means the high-edge bets paradoxically become the value plays when they catch a multiplier.

Base Sic Bo paytable

Without multipliers, the paytable is the standard Asian Sic Bo: Small (4-10) and Big (11-17) pay 1:1 (loses on any Triple). Even/Odd pays 1:1. Specific Triples pay 150:1, Any Triple 30:1. Specific Doubles 8:1. Single Numbers 1:1 (or 2:1, 3:1 for two or three matches). Totals pay 6:1 to 50:1 depending on the rarity of that sum.

Pace and presentation

Rounds run 25-35 seconds. The studio is themed in red and gold — explicit Asian-casino aesthetic. The dice shaker rests on a pedestal, lit from below, with the multipliers projected onto the bet panel before each shake. The dealer narrates each round in English.

About Super Sic Bo

Super Sic Bo — Quick Overview

Super Sic Bo is Evolution's 2018 multiplier-charged take on classic Asian Sic Bo. Three dice shake inside a clear lit pedestal; you bet ahead of the shake on the outcome — totals, single numbers, Doubles or Triples. Before each shake, the system randomly assigns multipliers (50x to 1,000x) to several bet positions. Land a struck bet and your prize is the multiplier value. RTP runs 95.02% to 97.22%, with the high reserved for Small/Big and Even/Odd. Bet limits $0.10 to $2,000.

Game Specifications

Studio	Evolution
Category	Dice / Sic Bo
Release Date	2018
RTP	97.22% (Small/Big), 95.02% floor
Volatility	High
Max Multiplier	1,000x (Triples and Doubles)
Min Bet	$0.10
Max Bet	$2,000
Demo Mode	No (live-only)

Game Mechanics

The bet panel has about 30 positions: totals 4-17, single numbers 1-6 (One Number, Two Numbers, Three Numbers based on dice matches), specific Doubles (six options), specific Triples (six options + Any Triple), Small/Big and Even/Odd. Before the shake, multipliers from 50x to 1,000x land on 2-6 random positions. The dice shake, results show, and bets settle: a struck position pays its multiplier value, others pay their standard Sic Bo odds.

Small (4-10) and Big (11-17) pay 1:1; lose on any Triple.
Specific Triples pay 150:1 base, eligible for 1,000x multiplier.
Any Triple pays 30:1.
Specific Doubles pay 8:1, eligible for 1,000x.
Single Numbers pay 1:1, 2:1 or 3:1 based on how many dice match.
Totals 4-17 pay 6:1 to 50:1 by frequency.

Strategy and Bankroll Tips

Two viable approaches. Low-variance: stick to Small/Big and Even/Odd at the 97.22% tier; you'll win ~48% of rounds and grind slowly. Multiplier hunter: scan the board before each shake; bet small on any specific Triple or Double showing a 300x+ multiplier — the upside of a hit dwarfs the cost of repeated misses. Combining both strategies (90% on Small/Big, 10% scattered on multiplier-struck Doubles) gives the best risk-adjusted return.

Bankroll: $200 at $5 per round on Small/Big lasts ~80-100 rounds. Hunting Doubles at $1 across 2-3 visible multiplier positions adds $2-$3 per round of additional cost; a single hit at 100x recovers 20-30 rounds of grind losses.

RTP and House Edge Analysis

Small/Big and Even/Odd top the chart at 97.22% (2.78% house edge), competitive with European Roulette outside bets. Specific Triples sit at 95.02% RTP despite the high multiplier ceiling, because the underlying odds are so steep. The middle-ground bets — totals and specific Doubles — cluster between 95.5% and 96.3% RTP. Choosing your bet type is the single biggest RTP lever in this game.

Where to Play Super Sic Bo

Available at every Tier-1 LATAM operator carrying Evolution. Our Where to Play list filters for casinos with reliable PIX, SPEI, Webpay and crypto payouts.

Mobile Compatibility

HTML5 streaming, iOS and Android. Portrait places the pedestal up top with the bet panel below; landscape gives a wider studio view with the bet panel as a side strip. Minimum 5 Mbps for stable streaming.

Conclusion

Super Sic Bo is the right pick when you want Asian dice excitement with multiplier upside. The 97.22% RTP on Small/Big is competitive with the best live casino bets, and the 1,000x on specific Triples gives the headline thrill. Best suited to bankrolls of $150+ and players who like reading the board for multiplier opportunities rather than blind betting.