Super Sic Bo is the multiplier-charged dice table we run from the Evolution live studio, and we've placed it front-and-centre in our live lobby. Three dice, a shaker...
Super Sic Bo is Evolution Gaming's live dealer take on the classic Chinese dice game, layered with random multipliers that lift specific bet spots to 50x, 100x or as high as 1000x just before the dice are shaken. You wager on totals, triples, doubles, big or small, and the dealer reveals the result on camera. We host the table around the clock
so you can drop in whenever the mood strikes.
From our live casino tab, filter by dice games or search Super Sic Bo. The table opens in a streaming window with chip tray, bet grid and dealer feed already loaded — no separate download needed.
Drag chips onto Small, Big, totals four through seventeen, specific triples or doubles. Betting closes when the dealer locks in, and that's when the multiplier reveal animation begins on the grid.
The transparent shaker lifts to show three dice on camera. Winning spots highlight, multipliers apply where landed, and payouts settle to your balance within a few seconds before the next round opens.
On phones the bet grid scales to portrait mode with quick-bet shortcuts for Small, Big and Any Triple. Repeat-bet and double-bet buttons sit beside the chip tray for fast successive rounds.
Live dealer dice game with random multipliers, hosted by Evolution Gaming from a dedicated studio.
High on triples and specific combinations; low to medium on Big, Small and odd/even outside bets.
Android, iOS, tablets and desktop browsers via HTML5 stream — no app install required to join the table.
Available to account holders in Indonesia where local law permits, with the table loading directly inside our live casino lobby.
We've optimised the Super Sic Bo stream for vertical phone use so you can join a round during a commute or coffee break. The dice cam stays sharp on 4G...
Super Sic Bo is built and operated by Evolution Gaming, one of the most audited live casino studios in the industry, with public licensing in multiple jurisdictions.
The dice are revealed through a clear electronic shaker on camera, so every roll is visible from the moment it stops to the moment it's settled.
The random multiplier draw is generated by Evolution's certified RNG, with results timestamped and logged for every round across the studio.
A pit boss monitors each Super Sic Bo round on the floor, stepping in if a shake is mis-read or the dice land non-flat for a clean re-shake.
Every round you join carries a unique ID visible in your history, which we can trace back to the original studio recording if anything ever needs review.
The live feed and your bet data travel over TLS-encrypted channels between Evolution's studio, our servers and your device on every round.
| vs Classic Sic Bo | Classic Sic Bo pays fixed odds; Super Sic Bo layers random multipliers up to 1000x on selected spots, so payouts on a winning triple or combination can spike dramatically in a single round. |
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| vs Lightning Dice | Lightning Dice uses three dice tumbling down a tower with multipliers on totals. Super Sic Bo keeps the traditional shaker format and spreads multipliers across more bet types. |
| vs Craps Live | Craps Live runs on the come-out / point structure familiar to Vegas players. Super Sic Bo resolves every round on a single shake, which feels quicker and easier to learn. |
| vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat is a card-comparison game with three main outcomes. Super Sic Bo gives you twenty-plus bet positions and a multiplier twist, so the decision tree feels broader. |
| vs Live Roulette | Roulette spins a wheel; Super Sic Bo shakes three dice. Both offer Small/Big style outside bets, but Super Sic Bo's multipliers don't appear in standard Roulette. |
| vs Dragon Tiger | Dragon Tiger is a fast two-card draw. Super Sic Bo runs at a similar pace but offers richer betting depth and the multiplier reveal moment each round. |
| vs Mega Wheel | Mega Wheel from Pragmatic spins a multiplier wheel. Super Sic Bo keeps things dice-based with hidden multipliers, so the surprise lands at reveal rather than wheel-stop. |