Sic Bo (Dice Pair) is an ancient Chinese game played with three dice. The object is to select the individual numbers, or combinations of numbers, that will appear on the dice after they are shaken.

The possibilities are displayed along with payoff odds on the table's easy-to-read layout. The possibilities include single dice numbers, two of a kind, three of a kind, or combinations of any two or three of the dice.

To play, place your bet on the possibility you select. After bets are made, the dice tumbler is rotated and then set on the table. All winning possibilities of the three dice are illuminated on the layout. Winning payoffs range from one-to-one to 150-to-one.

Here is a typical payout table:

One-of-a-kind                   Even Money
Two-of-a-kind                     2 to 1
Three-of-a-kind                   3 to 1
2 dice combinations               5 to 1
3 dice totals of 4, 17           60 to 1
3 dice totals of 5, 16           18 to 1
3 dice totals of 6, 15           14 to 1
3 dice totals of 7, 14           12 to 1
3 dice totals of 8, 13            8 to 1
3 dice totals of 9, 10, 11, 12    6 to 1
Doubles                          10 to 1
Any Triples                      30 to 1
Specific Triples                180 to 1
Small (3 dice totals 4-10)      Even Money but loses on triples
Big (3 dice totals 11-17)       Even Money but loses on triples