Even-Money Bets: Small/Big & Odd/Even
These are the near coin-flip bets, roughly a 50% shot. Small covers 4–10, Big covers 11–17. With Lightning, they reach up to 14x. One warning: any Triple kills them outright.
Lightning Sic Bo from Evolution charges that on every bet you place. In return, four or more spots get a random multiplier worth up to 2,000x. And players keep coming back for it, fee and all. This page has the live results, the full payout table, the RTP, and where it's worth a spin.
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Lightning Sic Bo is a live three-dice game built by Evolution.
It sits inside the Lightning family, next to Lightning Roulette, Lightning Dice and Lightning Blackjack. The hook is the same across all of them. Every round, a few random spots get boosted with a multiplier. Regular Sic Bo doesn't do that.
The studio carries the usual Lightning look — black, deep red, and a lot of gold. A presenter sits at the table, but they don't touch the dice. Well, the shaker handles everything on a timer. You just place bets and watch the dome.
After bets close, lightning strikes four or more spots at random.
Each struck spot gets a multiplier somewhere between 5x and 2,000x. The size depends on the bet type, not on luck alone. A Small or Big spot caps at 14x. A specific Triple is the only one that can reach 2,000x. So the riskier the bet, the bigger the ceiling.
You see the multipliers light up before the dice settle. If your bet hits a struck spot, the boost applies on top of the base payout. Simple as that.
The fee is plain: every bet costs 20% more, paid up front.
Here's the example Evolution uses. Put $5 of chips on the grid, anywhere you like. A $1 fee gets added, so $6 leaves your balance in total. That extra cash is what funds the bigger multipliers — and on every position, including the even-money bets that other games leave flat.
Results show two things: the total of three dice, plus each die value.
The game keeps a running history so you can track how rounds trend. Below is a sample read from a recent session — totals, individual dice, and the Small/Big split. Treat it as a snapshot of the format, not a prediction tool.
| # | Total | Dice | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 11 | 6 · 4 · 1 | Small |
| 2 | 9 | 6 · 2 · 1 | Small |
| 3 | 13 | 6 · 4 · 3 | Big |
| 4 | 11 | 6 · 4 · 1 | Small |
| 5 | 9 | 5 · 3 · 1 | Small |
| 6 | 9 | 4 · 3 · 2 | Small |
| 7 | 10 | 5 · 3 · 2 | Small |
| 8 | 14 | 5 · 5 · 4 | Big |
| 9 | 15 | 6 · 6 · 3 | Big |
The top number is the dice sum; the three below are each die.
So a column showing 11 over 6, 4 and 1 means the dice landed on six, four and one. Eleven counts as Big, by the way. The game keeps roughly the last ten rounds at this level of detail, which is plenty to spot a streak.
The roadmap grid tracks Small, Big and Triple wins across 50 rounds.
Each result drops a letter into the grid — S, B or T. The percentage bar underneath sums it all up at a glance. It's useful for reading the table's mood, sure. But here's the honest bit: each round is independent. Past results don't shift the odds of the next throw, not even a little.
You bet on the outcome of three shaken dice, nothing more.
The grid looks busy at first, almost scary for a new player. Once you read the layout though, it clicks fast. There are 52 betting options, from near-coin-flip bets to a Triple that pays huge.
The controls cover Repeat, Double, Undo and Autoplay for fast rounds.
A Total Bet indicator keeps your stake in view. Autoplay repeats the same bet for a set number of rounds, which helps with pacing. One catch worth knowing — the betting window is short, around 12 seconds. If you like covering the whole board, you'll want your pattern memorised.
Lightning Sic Bo has eight bet types and a payout ceiling of 2,000x.
Every bet shows a range: the base payout first, the boosted maximum second. Limits vary by bet — safer bets allow far bigger stakes than a Triple does. Here's the full table.
| Bet | Bet limits | Payout (base – max) |
|---|---|---|
| Small / Big * | $0.20 – 25,000 | 1:1 – 14:1 |
| Even / Odd * | $0.20 – 25,000 | 1:1 – 14:1 |
| Double | $0.20 – 2,500 | 8:1 – 149:1 |
| Triple (specific) | $0.20 – 750 | 150:1 – 1,999:1 |
| Any Triple | $0.20 – 2,500 | 30:1 – 499:1 |
| Total 4 / 17 | $0.20 – 750 | 50:1 – 999:1 |
| Total 5 / 16 | $0.20 – 1,250 | 20:1 – 499:1 |
| Total 6 / 15 | $0.20 – 2,500 | 15:1 – 249:1 |
| Total 7 / 14 | $0.20 – 5,000 | 12:1 – 149:1 |
| Total 8 / 13 | $0.20 – 5,000 | 8:1 – 87:1 |
| Total 9 / 12 | $0.20 – 5,000 | 6:1 – 87:1 |
| Total 10 / 11 | $0.20 – 5,000 | 6:1 – 87:1 |
| Combination (2 dice) | $0.20 – 5,000 | 5:1 – 99:1 |
| Single (1 die) | $0.20 – 2,500 | 1:1 – 9:1 |
| Single on Double | — | 2:1 – 19:1 |
| Single on Triple | — | 3:1 – 87:1 |
* Small/Big and Even/Odd lose if the result is any Triple.
These are the near coin-flip bets, roughly a 50% shot. Small covers 4–10, Big covers 11–17. With Lightning, they reach up to 14x. One warning: any Triple kills them outright.
You bet on the exact sum of all three dice. Totals 3 and 18 are missing, that's the house edge. The payouts climb steeply, up to 999x on a 4 or 17.
A Single pays even if your number shows on one die. A Double needs two matching dice. A Triple needs all three the same — and that's where the 2,000x lives.
Any Triple covers all three-of-a-kind results in one bet, up to 499x. A Combination backs two specific dice numbers. There are 15 such pairs, paying up to 99x.
The RTP is 97.22% on even-money bets and up to 95.01% elsewhere.
Evolution doesn't publish a number for every single bet. The headline figures are clear enough though. Small/Big and Odd/Even give the best return at 97.22%. Everything else tops out around 95.01%, with the overall range sitting between 95.78% and 97.22%.
What does that mean in practice? Well, the spread is tighter than a lot of Sic Bo tables. So almost any bet here stays playable, which makes picking a strategy refreshingly simple.
The big split is simple: Lightning charges a fee, Super Sic Bo doesn't.
Both games come from Evolution and share the same base payouts. Lightning trades that 20% fee for far bigger multipliers and more spots that can be boosted. I've added Playtech's Sic Bo Deluxe for a fuller picture.
| Feature | Lightning Sic Bo | Super Sic Bo | Sic Bo Deluxe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider | Evolution | Evolution | Playtech |
| Lightning fee | 20% | None | None |
| Max multiplier (Triple) | 2,000x | 1,000x | Varies |
| Multipliers on Small/Big & Odd/Even | Yes, up to 14x | No | No Odd/Even bet |
| Multiplier on Single | Yes, up to 9x | No | No |
| Total 7 / 14 minimum | 12:1 | 21:1 | 21:1 |
Bottom line for picking one? If you want the giant 2,000x ceiling, you pay the fee. If you'd rather skip fees and still grab multipliers, Super Sic Bo or Deluxe make sense. Deluxe even beats Super on some totals, but it drops the Odd/Even bet entirely.
No strategy beats the house edge, but coverage and bankroll rules help.
The betting resembles roulette more than anything. You've got even-money options, then ways to hedge across totals and combinations. The fun part is balancing safe spots against the big multiplier chasers.
Never stake more than 10% of your bankroll per round. Honestly, I'd go tighter and keep it near 5%. The point is to stretch your session and stay in for more multiplier chances. A win is a bonus, not the plan.
Low-risk play means Small/Big or Odd/Even — both can hit 14x. Two-dice combinations give you more winning routes, up to 99x. The number-only method picks one digit, 1 to 6, and covers every spot containing it. That's about eleven bets in one go.
Play it at any licensed casino that carries Evolution live games.
Since it's an Evolution title, availability is wide. The thing that matters is the casino around it. Before you deposit, run through this short checklist — it saves a lot of grief later.
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The trade is clear: pay a fee, get multipliers on every position.
Small/Big and Odd/Even return 97.22%. Every other bet runs at up to 95.01%. The overall range sits between 95.78% and 97.22%.
The top multiplier is 2,000x. It only lands on a specific Triple bet, the hardest result to hit.
The live game shows the dice sum, each die value, and a Small/Big/Triple roadmap. The results section above mirrors that format.
Lightning adds a 20% fee, bigger multipliers up to 2,000x, and boosts on even-money and single bets. Super Sic Bo has none of that.
You can manage bankroll and pick coverage bets. Still, every round is random and independent, so no method removes the house edge.
Yes. It runs on desktop and mobile browsers, with the same betting grid and controls on both.
There are 52 betting options in total. They group into eight main bet types across the grid.
Evolution makes it. The game joined the Lightning live family in 2024, alongside Lightning Roulette and Lightning Dice.