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Live Sic Bo Super brings a live dealer shaking three dice across a full range of bet types — from Small/Big to Super bets with elevated multipliers. Available where local law permits, you can fund your account through GCash, Maya, or InstaPay before jumping straight into the table.
Live Sic Bo Super is a live dealer variant of the classic three-dice game, built with an expanded betting grid that adds Super positions — specific number combinations that return higher multipliers than standard Sic Bo payouts. A dealer shakes the dice inside a physical shaker on camera, and results settle in real time across your full bet selection. The core rules are familiar: you wager on the outcome of three dice, choosing from Small (total 4–10), Big (total 11–17), specific totals, doubles, triples or any combination.
The Live Sic Bo Super betting grid organizes wagers into clearly marked zones. Each round opens a chip-placement window where you select your bet type, place your chip value, and confirm before the dealer shakes. The Super zones are highlighted separately so you always know which positions carry the elevated multipliers. Results highlight your winning positions immediately after the shake resolves, and the amount won is added straight to your wallet balance. Below is a breakdown of the four main bet categories you will work with at the table.
Small covers a total of 4 to 10 across three dice; Big covers 11 to 17. These are the most straightforward positions on the board, suited for steady-pace rounds. Both pay even money and are excluded when any triple lands.
You wager on the exact combined value of all three dice — totals run from 4 to 17. Each total carries its own payout based on how many dice combinations produce that number, so rarer totals like 4 or 17 return more than common midpoints.
The Super bet positions are the defining feature of this variant. Specific triple and high-total combinations sit in elevated zones on the grid and return multipliers that exceed the standard table. The exact multiplier for each position is shown directly on the bet tile.
Combo bets cover any two specific values appearing across the three dice. Double bets target a named value appearing on at least two dice. Both resolve cleanly within the same round window and settle alongside your other active positions.
RTP figures for Live Sic Bo Super vary by bet type — the return on a Small or Big bet differs from the return on a specific triple in the Super zone. Where the game or provider exposes RTP information, it appears within the game interface itself under the rules or paytable section. We do not publish figures here that the game has not confirmed directly. The table below covers the key specification points you can verify before sitting down at the table.
Live dealer Sic Bo variant — three physical dice, real-time shake results, full camera view of the dealer and shaker throughout every round.
Mixed — Small and Big positions carry low variance; specific totals and Super zone bets carry higher variance due to less frequent hits and elevated multipliers.
Playable in a mobile browser or on desktop. The table grid and dealer feed re-flow for portrait and landscape orientations without requiring a separate download.
Available to eligible accounts in supported regions where local law permits. Account eligibility and regional availability are confirmed at login before the table loads.
The Live Sic Bo Super table re-flows cleanly in portrait mode — the dealer feed sits at the top of the screen and the betting grid stacks beneath it, keeping the most-used positions within thumb reach. Chip selection runs along a horizontal row just above the grid, so switching stake sizes does not pull your hand away from the bet zones. In landscape, the dealer feed widens and the betting zones spread to a near full-board layout, which makes reading the Super multiplier values on each tile noticeably easier.
Questions about Live Sic Bo Super — a disputed round result, a bet that did not settle as expected, or a connection drop mid-shake — are handled through the account support channels below. For any round where you believe the outcome was recorded incorrectly, note the round ID shown in the game history tab of your account; that reference is what the support team uses to locate the session log. Wallet queries related to a completed round are handled separately under the account finance section.
Open the chat icon from any page in your account to reach the support team directly. For Live Sic Bo Super disputes, have your round ID from the game history tab ready — it speeds up the session lookup on the support side.
Every completed Live Sic Bo Super round is logged under your account game history with round ID, bet positions, result and the amount settled. This is your first point of reference for checking any result before contacting support.
If a round settled but the amount won did not appear in your account balance, the account finance section shows the transaction record. Discrepancies that persist after checking there can be escalated through live chat with the transaction reference included.
Live Sic Bo Super uses a physical dice-shake process conducted by a real dealer on camera — the result is determined by the dice, not by a random number generator. This means the outcome is visible in the live feed before it is recorded in the system, giving you a direct way to cross-check the result against your settled bet.
Results come from a real shake by the dealer on camera — not generated algorithmically. You can watch the shake, read the dice on screen, and compare that against the settled result shown in your game history tab.
Every Live Sic Bo Super round generates a unique round ID recorded in your account history. If a result looks off, that ID is the reference point for support review — no guesswork about which round is in question.
The rules panel inside the game covers payout multipliers for every bet type, including the Super zones. Checking the panel before placing a bet gives you the exact return shown by the provider for each position.
Live Sic Bo Super is delivered through a provider whose live dealer studio operates under published studio standards. Where certification documents are available, the provider makes them accessible through the game or its official channel.
New to the table or just want to confirm what a specific position means before placing chips? These definitions cover the core terms you will encounter across the Live Sic Bo Super betting grid and game interface.
A Super bet is a wager placed on specific dice combinations — usually triples or defined totals — that sit in elevated zones on the betting grid and carry higher multipliers than standard Sic Bo positions.
A Triple is when all three dice land on the same number. In Live Sic Bo Super, specific triple combinations fall within the Super zones and return the highest multipliers on the table. Any Triple result also voids Small and Big bets.
A Combo bet covers any two specified face values appearing across the three dice in any arrangement. It pays when both nominated values show up, regardless of what the third die lands on.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total wagers a game returns over a large number of rounds. For live Sic Bo, RTP varies by bet type and is shown in the in-game rules panel where the provider discloses it.
The round ID is a unique reference number generated for every completed Live Sic Bo Super session. It is recorded in your account game history and is used by the support team to locate the exact session log for any query.
Small covers a combined dice total of 4 to 10; Big covers 11 to 17. Both pay even money and are among the lowest-variance positions on the board. Neither wins when all three dice show the same number — a Triple voids both.
From how the Super zones work to what happens when the connection drops mid-round, here are the questions we see most often from players sitting down at the Live Sic Bo Super table.
Standard Sic Bo pays fixed odds for each bet type based on the probability of that outcome. In Live Sic Bo Super, the Super zone positions — usually specific triples and select high totals — carry multipliers that exceed the standard table, meaning the same dice result returns more when placed in the Super zone versus the standard position.
Yes. The Live Sic Bo Super grid lets you place chips on multiple positions during the single betting window — for example, a Small bet alongside a specific total and a Super triple. All active positions settle simultaneously once the dealer's shake result is confirmed.
If your connection drops during a Live Sic Bo Super round, the round continues on the server side and resolves normally. When you reconnect, the settled result and any amount won will be reflected in your game history and account balance. Contact support with the round ID if the balance does not update after reconnecting.
From your account dashboard, open the deposit section and select GCash, Maya, or InstaPay as your funding route. Follow the fields and limits shown in your account — each route shows the steps and confirmation process directly on screen. Availability depends on your eligible region and local law.
The multiplier for every bet position — including the Super zones — is displayed on the bet tile itself within the game. You can also open the in-game rules panel before placing chips to review the full payout table the provider has published for this title.
The table loads through your mobile browser without requiring a separate download. Log into your account, navigate to the live casino section, and open Live Sic Bo Super from the table lobby. The grid and dealer feed adjust to your screen size in both portrait and landscape orientations.