Mega Sic Bo

Pragmatic Play’s Mega Sic Bo

Three red dice sit under a glass dome on a magenta table, and a seated host waits while they are shaken. That is all the stream of Mega Sic Bo shows, and the game needs nothing more. The twist comes in the moment before the dice settle, when the standard odds on a random set of bets are replaced by Mega Multipliers of up to 1,000x. The game dates from July 2020, when Pragmatic Play added it to its live range. The stream here is free to watch, with every roll recorded.

A Round, Start to Finish

Sic bo is a bet on three dice. The layout has 52 betting positions, and players have 20 seconds to cover one or several of them before the roll.

Betting closes and the dice are shaken. Just before the result is shown, a random selection of the betting options has its standard odds replaced with Mega Multipliers. A bet that wins on one of those options is paid at the multiplier. Every other winning bet is paid at its usual odds. The top multiplier is also the most the game pays, at 1,000x the bet. The RTP is 97.22% on the Small, Big, Odd and Even bets, and it runs down to 95.47% on other parts of the layout.

It was the first game in Pragmatic Play’s live range to use random Mega Multipliers. The same idea went into Mega Roulette the following year, and Mega Sic Bac is the studio’s four-dice follow-up.

Live Results Explained

The tracker records the three dice and their total for every round. Round history lists the total, with the dice beside it, and marks a triple when all three match. Hit frequency lays out the sixteen possible totals, 3 to 18, with a count for each. Totals in the middle come up more often than totals at the ends, because more combinations of three dice make them. That is arithmetic, and it holds for every roll. The stats and results on this page don’t change the next one.

Our Take

Mega Sic Bo is the plainest of the studio’s Mega games to watch, and the one where the multipliers have the most ground to cover. Fifty-two betting positions is a lot of board. Because the multipliers can fall on any part of it, the bets worth watching change with every roll.

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