Sic Bo, meaning "dice pair," is an ancient Chinese game of chance.
The object of the game is to predict which combinations of numbers will appear on three dice once they are shaken.
Playing Sic Bo does not require any skills, as this is a game of pure luck.

Sic Bo, also known as Lucky Dice (Tai Sai,) is widely played in casinos in Macau as Dai Siu (Big Small) and in the Philippines as Hi-Lo, and can now be found in most American casinos.
The odds, payouts, and table layout may vary from place to place.
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This application is meant for those who like quick action. The intention was to keep it as simple as possible, and do not bloat it with useless graphics that other games use. The board is simple and easy to read. Same goes for animations, any useless animations would be just a waste of time. This game was written so the players can practice their strategies before going "live" in the casino. The table layout was taken from various sources on the internet and from various casinos. This is the most common table layout found in the US and casinos throughout the world. There are some casinos out there that offer some additional betting options, but this is the most common.
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To make a bet, click on the appropriate area of the screen. Click again on the same area to increase your bet up to a table limit. Once all bets are placed, click on the Shake button.
If there was no winning bet, the table is cleared and ready for new bets.
If there were any winning bets, they will remain on the table showing the total amount won per bet.
To continue the game, click on the Clear Table button.

To change the table limit, initial balance, or the payoff type to one of the preset values, go to the info screen.