Place a stake. Three dice are rolled. The table pays according to the result. The key is knowing what each betting area covers.
Updated 12 February 2026
During the betting window, choose one or more areas and stake amounts. Betting then closes. Three dice are shaken mechanically or rolled virtually. Losing stakes are removed and winnings are credited according to the displayed paytable.
Small normally wins on 4 to 10 and Big on 11 to 17. A triple loses both bets even when its sum lies within the selected range. Exact totals from 4 to 17 carry varying payouts; extreme totals occur less often.
A specific double requires two matching chosen faces. A specific triple requires three stated matching faces. Any Triple wins for any set of three. A two-dice combination wins when both selected values appear among the dice. Always check the local rules.
With three dice, central totals can be formed in more ways. A total of 10 or 11 has 27 combinations out of 216, whilst 3 or 18 has only one. The paytable reflects that rarity.