PESOMAX Sicbo: Three Dice, Small, Big and Triples in PH

The betting grid on screen has more squares than you expected, and three dice sit in a cup above it. PESOMAX sicbo looks busy, yet the game underneath is short: shake three dice, read the total, settle every bet that matches. This page names the main areas of the grid, then the multiplier versions that Evolution’s site describes. Whether the PESOMAX live tab carries any of them is for the live tab to say.

PESOMAX sicbo: reading the betting grid

1. Small and Big. Evolution’s site puts Small at sums from 4 up to 10 and Big at sums from 11 up to 17. Both lose to any Triple.
2. Odd and Even. They bet on the parity of the total and also lose to any Triple.
3. Single numbers. You back one number from 1 to 6 and the bet pays by how many dice show it.
4. Pairs and combinations. These cover two chosen numbers on the dice and carry their own payouts.
5. Totals. A bet on one exact total, for example 9, pays more the rarer that total is.

The reason Triples dominate the rule text is that a single outcome, all three dice matching, voids the whole family of Small, Big, Odd and Even bets at once. Read how the table words it.

Sic Bo and the multiplier versions

Multiplier tables are exciting to watch, but the fee line matters: at a 20% fee a ₱100 total bet is charged as ₱120. Check the amount that the screen deducts for the round.

Problem: your chip lands on a single number and the payout seems low. Fix: open the paytable and compare it with the one-number row. Payouts differ by table and by version.

Playing a first Sic Bo session

1. Start with Small or Big only, for ten rounds.
2. Add one extra area at a time and track what it costs.
3. Stop when the stop point is reached, not when a Triple appears.
4. Keep a note of what each extra area cost you, so the grid does not hide the total.
5. Skip a multiplier table until the plain one feels routine.

The dice maths behind the grid

Three dice make 216 equally likely outcomes. Only one of them gives a total of 3 and only one gives 18, while totals of 10 and 11 each come up 27 times. A Triple, where all three dice match, happens in 6 of the 216, which is 1 in 36.

That spread is why mid totals are common and edge totals pay more. It also shows how often Small and Big lose to a Triple: about once every 36 rounds. The table’s paytable gives the payouts that go with each of these odds.

Dice and cards both feature in the studio’s catalogue; for a card comparison read Dragon Tiger bets, and for a wheel see live roulette. The company behind the dice tables is on the Evolution Gaming page; each other table page is reachable from the live casino page. For first-time accounts, the PESOMAX registration page shows the order of screens. The dice cup is for players 21 and over only.