Allbet Sic Bo: A Realistic Approach to Three Dice

Plenty of people will tell you there's a system for Sic Bo. There isn't. Three dice land however they land, and nobody can call the result with any certainty. What you can do is make better decisions around the dice, and that's what this page is about.

How Sic Bo works at Allbet

The dealer shakes three dice, usually in a covered shaker, and you bet beforehand on what the combined result will be. You can bet on the total, on particular numbers appearing, on combinations, or on all three dice showing the same number.

The bet most players start with is Big or Small. Small covers totals of 4 to 10, Big covers 11 to 17. Both usually pay even money, but both lose if the dice come up as a triple, such as three 4s. That exception is the house edge built into the most popular bet on the board.

Choosing bets with your eyes open

The layout is busy, and the higher-paying boxes are tempting. Keep in mind that a bigger payout always means a smaller chance of hitting. A specific triple can sit unhit for a long stretch of rounds, and a bankroll spread across long shots drains quickly.

A plain rule: if you can't say roughly how often a bet wins, don't place it yet. Watch a few rounds first and read the payout table on screen.

Discipline beats any Sic Bo system

The old advice for this game comes down to paying attention to your decisions and applying discipline, and that holds up.

• Fix a session budget and a stake size before the first roll.
• Don't raise stakes to chase losses. Past rolls have no effect on the next one.
• Stop when the budget is spent, win or lose.

Rounds come quickly on a live table, so these limits matter more than they would at a slower game. When you're ready, join a Sic Bo table on Allbet, or look through the other Allbet live games. If gambling stops being fun, the responsible gaming page has help.