Three dice and several kinds of table area
The June 2022 catalog entry describes a Table and Card game. The supplied screenshots show three dice in a dome, a result history above the table, multiple betting areas and chip controls along the bottom. Some areas use number totals; others use repeated dice faces or paired dice symbols. Their different layouts indicate different conditions, so a payout label on one area should not be transferred to another.
How to inspect a betting cell
A useful reading order is the cell's symbol or number, its displayed multiplier, the selected chip amount and any active Extra Pay marker. The last screenshot highlights a 200x marker on one area, while other images show different values and highlighted cells. The changing displays illustrate why one screenshot is not a permanent paytable for every round.
Separate totals from combinations
Three dice can produce totals from 3 through 18, but a total and a specific combination are different conditions. For example, a total of six can be made by 1+1+4, 1+2+3 or 2+2+2, with additional orderings for the first two examples. This simple distinction helps explain why neighbouring table areas can have different labels. It does not tell us JILI's actual payout for any of those conditions.
What the Extra Pay material actually shows
The loading artwork advertises up to 4000 times, matching the 4000x catalog maximum field. The source names Extra Pay and Bonus Game, but does not publish the distribution of added multipliers or the complete bonus-entry rules. A high maximum is therefore a catalog limit claim, not a statement about common results or the average value of a bet.
History, triples and unresolved details
The history grid can help identify recorded results; it cannot establish a dependable prediction. The brief catalog page also leaves key settlement questions open, including triple exceptions on particular cells, whether displayed returns include the stake, and the conditions for bonus entry. Those details should come from the exact game version's rules, not a generic Sic Bo chart. No RTP percentage is supplied in the reviewed record.
Available source images
The gallery contains 5 distinct images linked by the catalog entry. Open each image to inspect its labels at full size.
- Sic Bo loading panel advertising Extra Pay up to 4000 times.
- Loading panel showing three dice and the Sic Bo title.
- Three-dice table with chip controls and a result history above it.
- Highlighted WIN state on the same multi-area Sic Bo table.
- Another table state with highlighted areas and a 200x marker.
Review method
Catalog text and images were checked on 2026-10-13 against the JILI source linked below. This is an editorial comparison of published material, not a hands-on play session, RNG audit or payout test. The sponsored Visit partner site link opens an external platform whose availability and terms are separate from this guide.
Sic Bo FAQ
How many dice are used in JILI Sic Bo?
The description and supplied gameplay images show three dice. This differs from JILI 7 up 7 down, which uses two dice.
Are all table areas bets on a total?
No. The images include number totals and dice-face combinations. Each area needs its own settlement rule; a multiplier shown for one area cannot be assumed to apply to another.
What does Extra Pay mean here?
Extra Pay is a named catalog feature, illustrated by additional multiplier markers on the table. The source does not publish a complete distribution or the conditions for every marker.
Is 4000x an expected result?
No. The catalog and loading artwork present it as an upper claim. They do not give its frequency, RTP or enough data to estimate average returns.
Can a general Sic Bo paytable replace the game rules?
No. Version-specific rules are needed for triple exceptions, Extra Pay, bonus entry and whether quoted returns include the stake. Those details are missing from the brief catalog entry.
