Super Sic Bo at indianmataka puts three dice, a live dealer and multiplier-powered payouts on your screen in real time.
Evolution Gaming powers our Super Sic Bo rooms, streaming a physical dice cage from a dedicated studio with HD cameras at multiple angles. Each round, random cells on the betting grid light up with multipliers that can push a single wager's return dramatically higher than a standard Sic Bo payout. We carry both the classic table layout and the multiplier-enhanced Super variant,
so you can switch between styles without leaving the live casino section.
Every Super Sic Bo table we host has something distinct — the betting grid, the multiplier distribution and the dealer rotation differ from one room to the next.
The Super Sic Bo interface scales cleanly to portrait mode on Android and iOS, keeping the full betting grid visible without pinching or scrolling.
Questions can come up mid-round — a multiplier result that looks unexpected, a bet that did not register before the cage shook, or a disconnection during a live stream. Our support channels are available around the clock so you are never left waiting on a result you cannot verify.
Connect to a support agent directly from the Super Sic Bo page. Share the round ID visible in the game HUD and the agent can pull the result log for that specific shake within seconds.
For detailed round disputes — such as a multiplier cell that appeared to cover your bet but the payout did not reflect it — email our team with a screenshot and round timestamp for a full audit.
Every Super Sic Bo round you participate in is logged under your account's game history tab. You can verify the dice outcome, the multiplier values and the net result for each session without contacting support.
Super Sic Bo outcomes depend on a physical dice cage, not a random number generator alone, which makes the process observable in real time.
Evolution's Super Sic Bo uses a real mechanical cage visible on stream.
The multiplier cell selection runs on a certified RNG layer that is audited separately from the dice shake.
Each Super Sic Bo round generates a unique ID stored in our system and visible in your game HUD.
We source Super Sic Bo exclusively from Evolution Gaming, a studio that publishes its own certification documentation.
Every chip placement, every multiplier hit and every payout on a Super Sic Bo table is recorded against your account…
The live video feed carries a timestamp that matches the round clock shown in the betting interface.
Not every platform that carries Super Sic Bo gives you the same depth of access — table availability, multiplier transparency and account support vary widely.
Super Sic Bo is more layered than a standard live dice table — multipliers, real-time streaming and a structured betting grid all work together.
Every round resolves on exactly three dice shaken simultaneously in a transparent cage. All bets — small, big, specific totals, doubles, triples — settle against this single three-dice result with no secondary draws.
The multiplier layer can assign returns up to 1000x on a qualifying cell. These appear randomly before each shake and sit on top of the standard payout table, not in place of it.
The grid accepts simultaneous bets on totals, specific doubles, any triple, named triples and small or big outcomes — all in the same round. You do not have to pick one bet type per game.
A present dealer manages the cage, announces the result and interacts via in-game chat. This human element keeps the pace of play clear and lets you follow the round structure without reading a rule panel.
Winning amounts appear on screen within two seconds of the cage settling. The breakdown shows the base payout and any multiplier contribution separately so you can see exactly how the return was calculated.
An in-game panel tracks hot and cold totals across recent rounds along with the frequency of multiplier appearances. You can keep this visible alongside the betting grid during an active round.
If you are coming to Super Sic Bo for the first time or switching from standard Sic Bo, these are the details that most often come up. Each answer is specific to how the game runs on our platform — not a generic rule recap.