Super Sic Bo is the three-dice live table we run around the clock for Indonesia. Evolution streams it from a studio set, the shaker is automatic, and random...
Super Sic Bo is Evolution's multiplier twist on the classic Chinese dice game. You place chips on totals, triples, doubles, or specific number combinations, then the auto-shaker rolls three dice. Before each shake, the game paints random multipliers across selected bet spots — landing one of those boosted positions pays your stake back at up to 1,000x. We host it live so
you read the dealer, the shaker and the multiplier reveal in real time.
Live dealer dice game by Evolution, played with three dice and a random multiplier overlay applied...
Medium to high depending on bet selection — even-money totals run lower variance while specific triples...
Desktop browsers, Android and iOS phones, and tablets. The stream auto-adjusts bitrate so your connection holds...
Available to account holders in supported regions where local law permits. Indonesia entry runs through our...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
We tuned the Super Sic Bo table for Indonesian phones first. The stream loads under a few seconds on 4G, the betting grid swaps into a tabbed view in portrait...
The table streams from Evolution's licensed live studio, the same provider running Lightning Roulette and Crazy Time. Their dice and shaker hardware are audited as part of provider certification.
No dealer touch on the dice — an automated shaker lifts and reveals each roll. Removes handling variance and keeps every round identical in mechanic.
Every Super Sic Bo round writes a log with timestamp, dice result and multiplier map. You can request your round history through support if you want to review past play.
The multiplier overlay is generated by Evolution's certified RNG before each shake, so boosted spots are set independently of the dice outcome.
Stream and game logic are licensed under Evolution's regulatory framework, with audit references available from the provider's compliance page.
Multiple camera angles, redundant feed servers and a fallback low-bitrate stream keep the table reachable even when your connection dips.