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Sic bo odds

Three dice make 216 possible rolls. Small and Big lose 2.78% of what you bet, because every triple beats them. The flashier bets keep far more, up to 18.98%.

Every bet

BetPays (AC)WinsAtlantic CityMacauAustralia
Small (4 to 10, a triple loses)1 : 148.61%2.78%2.78%2.78%
Big (11 to 17, a triple loses)1 : 148.61%2.78%2.78%2.78%
Total 460 : 11.39%15.28%29.17%12.5%
Total 530 : 12.78%13.89%47.22%11.11%
Total 617 : 14.63%16.67%30.56%12.04%
Total 712 : 16.94%9.72%9.72%9.72%
Total 88 : 19.72%12.5%12.5%12.5%
Total 96 : 111.57%18.98%18.98%7.41%
Total 106 : 112.5%12.5%12.5%12.5%
Total 116 : 112.5%12.5%12.5%12.5%
Total 126 : 111.57%18.98%18.98%7.41%
Total 138 : 19.72%12.5%12.5%12.5%
Total 1412 : 16.94%9.72%9.72%9.72%
Total 1517 : 14.63%16.67%30.56%12.04%
Total 1630 : 12.78%13.89%47.22%11.11%
Total 1760 : 11.39%15.28%29.17%12.5%
A specific triple180 : 10.46%16.2%30.09%16.2%
Any triple30 : 12.78%13.89%30.56%11.11%
A specific double10 : 17.41%18.52%33.33%11.11%
Two specific numbers (domino)5 : 113.89%16.67%16.67%2.78%
A single number (pays 1, 2 or 3 times)1 / 2 / 3 : 142.13%7.87%7.87%3.7%

The three columns are three common pay tables. At a real table, the table's own pay table is the one that counts.

"House edge": the share of each bet the house keeps on average. No betting system changes it.

How it is worked out

Every chance is counted over the 216 possible rolls of three dice.

The results are compared with the published tables of the Wizard of Odds, to the digits they print, and the dice games with a second, independent count of every roll. If a single figure differs, the page is not published.