Live / Mobile
Live Sic Bo Mega puts a live dealer in front of you with three real dice inside a shaker, a full betting grid on your screen, and payout multipliers that go well beyond what a standard Sic Bo table pays. Available where local law and eligible regions allow, you can reach this table directly from the jilizz lobby after logging into your account.
When you sit at a live dealer table, the question of fairness matters more than it does with a slot. Live Sic Bo Mega uses a physical dice shaker operated by a trained dealer on camera, so the outcome is never generated by software alone — the roll you watch is the roll that decides your bet. Each round result is logged in your session history, and the betting grid shows the multiplier for every wager type before you confirm your stake.
Every round uses a real mechanical shaker operated live on camera. The dice outcome is visible before any bet is settled, so there is no software-only number generation at this table. What you see on screen is what happened.
This table runs on Pragmatic Play live dealer infrastructure, one of the studios configured on jilizz. The studio is responsible for dealer training, camera feeds and round integrity — not for payments, licences or account verification.
Every round you play is recorded in your account's session history. You can check the stake, the dice result and the settlement amount for each bet without contacting support — the record is there after every completed round.
The full payout multiplier for each bet type — Small, Big, Specific Triple, Any Triple, and combination bets — is displayed on the grid before you place a chip. Nothing is hidden after the round ends; the grid you saw is the one that settled.
Sic Bo is a dice game with roots in Chinese gambling culture, and the Mega version keeps the core rules intact while adding elevated multipliers on selected bet types. Three dice go into a shaker; the dealer shakes and reveals; you win or lose based on what those three dice total or show individually. The betting grid covers Small (total 4-10), Big (total 11-17), specific totals, doubles, triples, and combination bets across two dice faces.
The betting grid in Live Sic Bo Mega is denser than most live table games, but each bet type falls into a clear category. Small and Big bets cover totals across a wide range and pay even money under standard rules, making them the entry point for players new to Sic Bo. Specific total bets (choosing a number between 4 and 17) pay higher because they are harder to hit.
Small covers totals of 4 to 10; Big covers 11 to 17. Both pay at a standard even-money rate, making them the most straightforward entry into each round. They are excluded from winning on any triple result, which is shown on the grid as a reminder before you bet.
Choosing a number from 4 to 17 as the exact total of all three dice. The payout rate climbs the further the number sits from the statistical midpoint. The exact multiplier for each total is printed on the grid cell so you can compare options before committing chips.
Doubles bet on two specific dice showing the same face. Any Triple pays if all three dice match on any number; Specific Triple pays more because it targets one exact face. These are higher-risk positions that carry the largest standard payouts on the base grid.
Each round, the game randomly assigns a multiplier to a selection of grid positions. The multiplier is shown before betting closes. A winning bet on a Mega position earns the standard payout multiplied by that figure — the random assignment is visible and confirmed before your stake is locked.
Before you place a chip, it helps to know what kind of table you are sitting at. Live Sic Bo Mega is a live dealer game, not a software-simulated version, which means round speed is set by the dealer rather than an auto-timer.
Live dealer dice table — a human dealer operates a physical shaker on camera. Round results come from real dice, not a random number generator.
Round-to-round variance is affected by the Mega Multiplier. Rounds with active multipliers on your chosen positions create higher payout potential; rounds without them revert to standard grid payouts.
Accessible on mobile and desktop. The table interface adjusts to the screen — the betting grid reflows in portrait mode so all positions remain tappable without pinching or zooming.
Available where local law and eligible regions permit. Availability for Philippines accounts is subject to current legal conditions — check the game lobby after login to confirm whether the table is open to your account.
The Live Sic Bo Mega interface is built to handle a phone screen without removing any part of the betting grid. In portrait orientation, the dealer video feed sits at the top of the screen and the grid scrolls below it — every bet type remains reachable with a thumb, and the chip selector stays pinned to the bottom edge so you do not need to scroll back up to change your stake.
Live dealer tables run in real time, so questions that come up mid-session need a quick path to an answer. If a round settles differently from what you expected — a Mega Multiplier did not apply, or a bet appears unsettled in your history — the first step is checking your account's session history, which logs every stake and settlement.
Your account records every round result and settlement amount. Before contacting support for a disputed round in Live Sic Bo Mega, pull the session log from your account — the dice outcome, your stake and the payout or void are all listed there with a round timestamp.
Live chat is accessible from the account menu while you are logged in. Use it for unsettled bets, missing round credits, or Mega Multiplier queries that the session log does not resolve. Have the round timestamp from your history ready to share when you open the chat.
If a winning bet does not appear in your wallet balance after a round settles, check the wallet transaction log separately from the game history. Discrepancies between the two logs are the clearest way to document an issue when raising a support request.
These definitions cover the specific vocabulary that comes up at the Live Sic Bo Mega table. Understanding each term before you sit down saves time when betting closes quickly.
A randomly assigned payout multiplier that appears on selected grid positions at the start of each round. If a Mega position wins, the standard payout for that bet is multiplied by the displayed figure, which varies per round and per position.
A bet that wins when all three dice show the same number, regardless of which number it is. Pays a fixed rate. If you want to target one specific matching number on all three dice, that is a Specific Triple — a separate bet type with a higher payout.
A bet that covers two specific numbers appearing on any two of the three dice. The third die can show any face. Combination bets are lower-risk than doubles or triples because two different target numbers can satisfy the condition across different dice positions.
Small means the total of all three dice falls between 4 and 10. Big means the total falls between 11 and 17. Both lose if a triple is rolled regardless of the total. These two positions cover the broadest range of outcomes and carry the lowest standard payout.
A wager on the exact sum of all three dice — any number from 4 to 17. The payout rate for each total is printed on the grid cell. Totals close to the statistical extremes pay more because they are harder to hit across three dice.
Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total wagered amounts a game returns over a large number of rounds. For Live Sic Bo Mega, RTP varies by bet type and is disclosed only where Pragmatic Play publishes it inside the game interface.
These questions come from players who have found the table in the lobby and want to know how it differs from other live dealer options, how to read the grid, and what to expect when a Mega round settles.
The core rules are the same — three dice, same bet types, same grid structure. The Mega version adds randomly assigned multipliers to selected grid positions each round. A winning bet on a Mega position pays the standard rate multiplied by that figure, which is not a feature on a standard Sic Bo table.
Yes. The grid supports chips on multiple positions simultaneously. You can cover a Small bet, a specific total, and a Mega Multiplier position in the same round. Each position settles independently based on the dice result and any active multiplier on that cell.
The multiplier for each active Mega position appears directly on the grid cell at the start of the betting phase, before the timer runs out. You do not need to navigate away from the table — the values are visible on screen while you are placing chips.
Availability depends on local law and eligible regions. After logging into your account on jilizz, the game lobby will show whether the table is open to your account. Access is not guaranteed and is subject to current legal conditions in your region.
If a disconnection occurs after you have placed a bet and the round completes, the result is still recorded in your account session history once the connection is restored. Check your bet history and wallet transaction log after reconnecting to confirm settlement.
Not necessarily — the multiplier is randomly assigned to a selection of positions each round, and those positions vary. Some rounds may show Mega values on Small or Big; others may concentrate them on combination or total bets. The active positions are marked clearly on the grid before betting closes.