Super Sic Bo

Super Sic Bo is the multiplier version of live Sic Bo. The dice, the bets and the settlement are those of the classic game — three dice, bets on totals, specific triples, doubles and combinations — but before each shake the game applies random multipliers, sometimes into the hundreds or beyond, to a handful of the betting spots. The multiplier is not a gift. In every game built this way, the enhanced payouts are funded by trimming the base price of exactly the bets that can be multiplied, so when the multiplier does not land on your spot — which is most rounds — you are being paid less than the classic table pays for the same result. The return is redistributed, not increased: rarer, larger wins in exchange for smaller ordinary ones. The comparison worth making is against the classic game, where the maths is public. Small and Big pay even money and lose on any triple, which occurs 6 times in 216, giving a house edge of 2.78 percent. That figure is the benchmark; the RTP of each Super Sic Bo bet is published in the game information panel and can be read against it. Nothing about the multiplier changes the dice. It changes the shape of the paytable, and the panel is the only place that shape is written down.