Tai Xiu 2.3

Introduction

Sic Bo, or Tài Xỉu, is a traditional dice game originating from China that has gained popularity across many Asian countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines. In English, it is often referred to as "Big and Small" or "Hi-Lo".

This game employs three six-sided dice, each face displaying a number from 1 to 6. Players predict the total sum or specific combinations that appear after the dice are shaken.

This version serves solely as a simulation — it involves no real monetary transactions, betting, or wagering. Participants can enjoy the festive atmosphere and the thrill of anticipation akin to traditional folk games during Lunar New Year celebrations.

Rules of the game

1. Players place bets on options such as Tài (sum of three dice > 10), Xỉu (sum < 11), or specific totals ranging from 4 to 17.
2. Additionally, bets can be made on individual dice faces, similar to the "Bầu Cua" game.
3. Upon clicking 'Play', three dice are randomly shaken and rolled.
4. If the outcome matches a chosen bet, the player wins according to the displayed payout ratio on the virtual board (for example, a total of 17 with a payout ratio of 1:50).
5. In cases where all three dice show the same face, both Tài and Xỉu bets are considered lost — consistent with traditional Sic Bo rules.

Highlighted features

• 🎲 Realistic simulation of classic Sic Bo gameplay
• 🎵 Engaging dice sounds creating an energetic festival atmosphere
• 👩‍💼 Friendly animated characters guiding players through the game with a bright interface
• 🕹️ Offline mode available; entirely free to play without registration requirements
• 💡 No real money deposits or withdrawals involved; strictly a cultural and entertainment simulation

Note:

The game is intended solely for entertainment and cultural appreciation purposes. It does not involve gambling, monetary winnings, or any financial transactions.