In true OneTouch fashion, Sic Bo sticks to minimal features. The game comes with all the usual bets, including small or big combinations, double and triple dice combinations, as well as wagers on specific numbers.
The interface isn’t particularly friendly for players who aren’t familiar with Sic Bo, and the game doesn’t exactly hold your hand along the way. But experienced players will immediately feel at home, and the game’s animations go that extra mile in immersing you further.
We spread our wagers out across a variety of bets on every spin. Our efforts paid off and we managed to land a big win of ₹1,200,000, by combining three winning bets.
History – The history bar is always visible on the left-hand side of the table. It shows you the results of the past ten rounds, complete with the numbers that all three dice displayed. It helped us keep track of the game’s progress, giving us a better idea of the results.
Statistics – Clicking on the history tab will switch to the statistics board. This is a detailed look at past rounds, with percentages showing the big, small and triple round values, as well as hot and cold numbers. You even get a hit percentage value for every individual number. Ultimately, Sic Bo is a game of chance, but this information helped us shape our bets, helping us make more informed decisions to improve our chances of success.
Rebet – At the end of every round, you get the opportunity to repeat the previous bet by hitting the rebet button. It simply places the same wagers you had before, without automatically re-spinning. This gave us the time to edit our wagers according to previous rounds.
Double Rebet – This feature follows the rebet function, but doubles the wagers placed in the previous round. This came in handy when following certain betting strategies, particularly the Martingale system, which suggests doubling your wagers after a losing round.