Mega Sic Bac: Our Review, How and Where to Play

One of the main selling points of this game is the fact that it’s so simple. Let’s go through the basic rules of Mega Sic Bac and explain how everything works.

As always, every round starts with a betting period. During this time, players can place bets on Player, Banker, Tie, or one of the many side bets. Once the betting period ends, the presenter rolls the dice using four separate dice shakers. The dice reveal their results alternating between the two sides, which adds to the excitement.

The dice are divided into two pairs – the blue Player side and the red Banker side. Each side adds up the results of its respective dice. The side with the higher total dice value wins.

As you may have guessed, the goal of Mega Sic Bac is to predict which of these two sides will win the next round. For example, if you bet on Player and the blue Player dice get a higher point total, you win. Conversely, if the Banker side wins, your Player bet loses. Both Player and Banker bets pay 1:1, doubling your stake if you win.

If the two sides show an identical result, the round is considered a Tie. You can also predict this outcome using the Tie bet, which pays 6:1. All Player and Banker bets lose if the outcome of the round is a Tie.

Simple, right? Well, we’re not done yet. There’s a lot more to Sic Bac than just these few bets.

Mega Sic Bac side bets include several types of alternative wagers you can use in conjunction with the main bets. Interestingly, you don’t need to play a main bet to place a side bet. If you prefer the side wagers for whatever reason, you can play them exclusively.

There are three types of side bets – Doubles, Triples, and Quads. The names are fairly self-explanatory if you’re familiar with how Sic Bo works, because they’re pretty much taken directly from that game. Also, the bets are largely similar to each other, so we’ll explain them by using Doubles as an example.

Doubles win if two of the four dice show the same result. For example, if you bet on Double 3s, you win 6:1 if any two dice on the table show 3 pips. Both Player and Banker dice contribute towards side bets in Mega Sic Bac, so it doesn’t matter which dice end up with the relevant result.

Alternatively, you can bet on Any Double. As the name implies, the Any Double bet wins if any two dice show any identical result. This bet can win with two 3s, two 5s, two 6s – you get the gist. It’s much more likely to win than a specific Double, but it also pays less with 0.5:1.

Triples and Any Triples are pretty much the same, but you need three dice to show the same result. Quads require all four dice to show the same number of pips, which means Quads are the riskiest option of the bunch.

Mega Multipliers

After the betting period ends, one or more bets are randomly selected for Mega Multipliers. These multipliers increase the payout of any bet they’re applied to. 

How much the payout is increased depends on the type of bet that was selected. Player and Banker bets can be increased up to 5:1, while Tie bets can go up to 88:1.

Side bets can also be boosted this way. In fact, Mega Multipliers end up boosting side bets in most rounds because there are a lot more of them than main bets.

You can find the maximum boosted payout for every type of wager in Mega Sic Bac in the next section of this review.