Sic Bo

Sic Bo from XPro Gaming brings the traditional Chinese three-dice game to a live studio table. A croupier takes bets, shakes the dice inside a dome and announces the combination, and every wager is settled on that single roll. The bet menu is wide, from simple Big and Small calls at 1:1 to a specific triple at 150:1, and stakes run from 1 € to 1000 €, enough room for casual and high-stakes players.

Two camera views share the stream, one on the croupier and table and one on the dice in the dome, and the picture can switch between HD and standard quality. A game history panel shows recent rolls, and the table plays on desktop, tablet and mobile in portrait or landscape. It is an easy way to add a dice game to a live lobby.

Sic bo, a name usually translated as "dice pair", asks players to predict the result of three dice. Bets are placed while the croupier holds the betting window open; the dome is then shaken, and the croupier reveals and announces the combination before winning bets are paid. Several bets can be combined at different amounts, and the longest odds reach 150:1.

• Single number: 1:1, 2:1 or 3:1, depending on how many dice show it
• Combination (two different numbers): 8:1
• Specific triple: 150:1
• Any triple: 24:1
• Total of 4 or 17: 50:1
• Total of 5 or 16: 30:1
• Total of 6 or 15: 18:1
• Total of 7 or 14: 12:1
• Total of 8 or 13: 8:1
• Total of 9 to 12: 6:1
• Small or Big: 1:1

The game is streamed from the XPro Gaming studio. The croupier, the table and the dice dome are all in view, set against a calm colour scheme. The table is in a separate area, so no other hosts appear in the background. Native-speaking dealers are available for most languages.

Two camera angles appear in the same feed: one shows the croupier and table, the other follows the dice inside the dome. Players can switch between HD and standard quality to suit their device. There are no slow-motion replays.

The table runs on desktop, tablet and mobile. On phones it can be played in portrait or landscape orientation, while desktop gives the widest view of the layout. The controls are placed for quick betting, and a game history feature shows how recent rounds played out.