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Sic Bo on Joker123, read straight off the board
Three dice under a gold dome and about fifty places to put a chip. Here is what every part of the Joker123 Sic Bo board pays, taken from the screens.
Three dice, a gold shaker dome and a board with roughly fifty places to drop a chip. Sic Bo is a traditional Chinese dice game, the one most people here connect with Macau, and the Joker123 version keeps the casino layout almost exactly. There's no dealer. You place chips, press the button, the dome lifts and the software shows you three dice.
Picking a bet range first
The game opens with a "Select bet settings" box. In our screenshot there's only one choice, 0.50 to 250.00, and once you take it the MAX and MIN boxes in the top-left corner show those two numbers for the rest of the session. The Unit box at the bottom sets the chip value, Total Play shows what's on the board, and Clear or Remove Bet take chips back before the round starts.
What each part of the board pays
Everything is printed on the board itself, which is handy. Small (4 to 10) and Big (11 to 17) sit in the two yellow corners and pay 1:1, with the small print "lose if any triple appears". Next to them are the doubles, each paying 10:1. The middle holds the specific triples at 180:1 and one "any triple" box at 30:1.
The row of totals pays according to how hard the number is to roll:
| Total | Pays |
|---|---|
| 4 | 61:1 |
| 5 or 16 | 30:1 |
| 6 or 15 | 17:1 |
| 7 or 14 | 12:1 |
| 8 or 13 | 8:1 |
| 9, 10, 11, 12 | 6:1 |
| 17 | 60:1 |
Yes, 4 and 17 are printed differently. We're only reporting the board. Under the totals is the "two dice" row, where you pick a pair of different faces for 5:1, and at the bottom are ONE to SIX. A single number pays 1:1 if it turns up on one die, 2:1 on two and 3:1 on all three.
About that 48.61%
The old page had a probability table: big, small, odd and even at 48.61% each. For three fair dice that figure is right. Out of 216 possible rolls, 105 count as big and 105 as small once triples are taken out. The Joker123 board in these screenshots has no odd or even spots, though, so only the big and small part applies here. The old paragraph about the game's history in other countries has been dropped.
The in-game help lists the same numbers as the board, with totals shown as "6 to 60 to 1". The strip of little dice across the top of the table is the result history.
If you like dice with pictures instead of pips, Belangkai and Hulu Cock use the same idea. The rest of the tables are in the e-casino section, and what Joker123 actually is explains how game IDs and credit work. To play, you'd ask for a game ID through the partner page.
This is for adults only (18+), and online gambling is illegal in Malaysia. Keep the stake small and read our responsible gaming page before you start.
Questions people ask
What does big and small mean in Sic Bo?
Small wins when the three dice add up to 4 to 10, big when they add up to 11 to 17. Both pay 1 to 1 on the Joker123 board, and both lose if a triple appears.
What is the chance of winning a big or small bet in Sic Bo?
With three fair dice, 105 of the 216 possible rolls count for big and the same number for small, so each bet lands about 48.61% of the time. Triples are what keep it under half.
How much does a specific triple pay in Joker123 Sic Bo?
The board and the in-game rewards chart both show 180 to 1 for one chosen triple and 30 to 1 for any triple.
18+ only. Real-money game, and online gambling is illegal in Malaysia. Don't play with money you need, and stop when it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.
