PH33 Sicbo Audit: Small, Big, Triples and the Multiplier Tables
By PH33 Editorial Team
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Three dice, a shaker and a betting grid: sic bo looks simple, and its two biggest bets nearly are. The ph33 sicbo audit below sets out what Small and Big actually cover, the one outcome that beats them both, and how Evolution’s multiplier versions change the cost of a round, so players in the Philippines can read the grid before a peso is placed.
PH33 Sicbo Audit: The Core Bets on Three Dice
| Bet | What it covers | What beats it |
|---|---|---|
| Small | A total of 4 to 10 | Any Triple, or a total outside the range |
| Big | A total of 11 to 17 | Any Triple, or a total outside the range |
| Odd / Even | The parity of the total | Any Triple |
| Number and combination bets | Specific dice outcomes | Payouts printed on the grid |
Notice where the ranges stop: 4 and 17. A total of 3 needs three ones; 18 needs three sixes. Both are Triples by definition, so neither range reaches them.
Checked: archived copies of two Evolution pages, Super Sic Bo on its own and Super Sic Bo paired with Dragon Tiger. Live evolution.com was out of reach from this network. Neither copy lists an RTP.
Not checked: whether a PH33 account shows a sic bo table, which version it runs, and who streams it.
How you can check it yourself:
- Sign in on ph33.pub and check every section heading for one about live dice or dealer games.
- Open a sic bo table and read its version name: standard, Super or Lightning.
- Read the payout printed on each grid spot you plan to use.
Verdict: Small and Big are the plain bets, as long as you remember the Triple rule.
Sic Bo Multiplier Tables: Super and Lightning Compared
| Version | Extra cost | Multipliers | Where they land |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Sic Bo | None stated | Random, up to 1000x | Zero or more bet spots each round |
| Lightning Sic Bo | 20% fee | Random, 5x to 2000x | Four or more bet spots |
Problem: a 2000x multiplier makes a small number bet look attractive.
Fix: boosts fall at random on a handful of spots. Your 20% fee is spent either way. Cost that in first.
Problem: a Triple lands and a Big bet on a total of 12 loses.
Fix: that is the rule, not a dealer error. Three of a kind beats Small, Big, Odd and Even regardless of the total, so read the grid’s own note on Triples before staking.
Problem: dice rounds move quickly and losses add up.
Fix: fix a round count, such as 40, and a peso budget before you sit, and leave when either runs out.
Local rules matter as much as dice rules. PAGCOR’s age floor applies here as everywhere: 21. Funding changed too: the GCash route for licensed gaming closed in August 2025, and funding a live table after GCash walks through what to read instead. On a phone, see first whether ph33.pub opens in your browser; PH33 app notes for both phone systems cover installs.
If you like fast single-decision rounds, the two-card Dragon Tiger table shares the same Evolution page, and the live roulette variants offer the other random-number table. Every live game is listed in PH33’s live casino overview.
Verdict: start on Small or Big at a standard table, then price any multiplier version’s fee before moving to it.
How to Get Started
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Learn the two big bets first
Fix two ranges in your head first. Small: 4 through 10. Big: 11 through 17. Then add the exception, a Triple, which defeats both.
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Spot the multiplier spots
On a Super Sic Bo or Lightning table, watch where multipliers land for a few rounds without betting, so you see how few spots get one.
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Add the fee to your stake
On a Lightning table, add 20% to every planned bet before you set the session budget.






