LARO77 Sicbo Drill: Three Dice, Small or Big, and the Triple
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Coaches start a new player on the four basic passes before any trick play. Laro77 sicbo works the same way: three dice, a grid full of bets, and four simple ones that cover most of what a beginner needs. Learn those four, and the one rule that beats them all, before touching the rest of the grid.
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LARO77 Sicbo: Four Starter Bets
The four below are taken from Evolution’s sic bo rules, read in archived copies.
- Small. The three dice total 4 to 10.
- Big. The three dice total 11 to 17.
- Odd. The total is an odd number.
- Even. The total is an even number.
The rule that beats all four
All four bets lose to any Triple, meaning three dice showing the same number. A total of 3 needs three ones and a total of 18 needs three sixes, both Triples, so Small opens at 4 and Big closes at 17.
Drill: read the grid in layers
| Layer | Bets | When to use them |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Small, Big, Odd, Even | First sessions |
| 2 | Single numbers and totals | Once layer 1 feels routine |
| 3 | Triples and combinations | Only after reading their payouts on the table |
Payouts for layers 2 and 3 differ between tables. Read them on the help screen at the table you sit at, never from memory. A bet you cannot price in advance is a bet you have not learned yet, so it stays off the drill until you can.
Sic Bo Features: Super and Lightning Tables
Two Evolution variants add multipliers on top of the basic game. Both change how a session behaves, so know which one you are at.
| Variant | What it adds | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Super Sic Bo | Some spots, or none, picked each round for a multiplier as high as 1000x | Read the table’s help screen |
| Lightning Sic Bo | Four or more spots struck, each with 5x up to 2000x | A 20% Lightning fee |
What the multipliers change
- Most rounds pay normally. A multiplier lands on some spots, in some rounds, not on every bet.
- The fee is certain; the multiplier is not. At a Lightning table, the 20% fee applies whether or not your spot is struck.
- Starter bets are still the base. Even at a Super table, Small and Big lose to a Triple.
A twenty-round dice drill
- Pick one starter bet, for example Big.
- Fix the stake.
- Play twenty rounds and tally every Triple.
- Afterwards, note how many rounds the Triple rule cost you.
Keep the tally on paper beside the screen, one stroke per Triple. That tally makes an abstract rule concrete. Twenty rounds is short, so the count will vary; run the drill twice before drawing a conclusion.
Sic bo’s grid will feel familiar if you know the live roulette wheel types. For a two-card game with a single decision, try Dragon Tiger’s tie-first drill, and Evolution’s live studio range covers its Super Sic Bo in context. Every table game is listed on the LARO77 live casino index. To play, sign in to LARO77 on the brand’s own domain.
How to Get Started
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Learn the two totals first
Rep it until it sticks: Small means a total between 4 and 10, Big means one between 11 and 17, and a Triple beats both.
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Bet one even-chance spot
Choose Small, Big, Odd or Even, keep one stake on it for twenty rounds and leave the number and triple spots alone.
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Count the Triples
Tally how many rounds end in three matching dice, so you see in your own session how often the Triple rule decides the result.





