By Julian Marek, iGaming compliance and payments analyst - 7 September 2026
Mega Sic Bo at MyStake Casino, a dice game with a multiplier twist
Sic Bo is one of the oldest dice games on a casino floor, built around three dice shaken in a drum and a betting layout that lets you back everything from a single number to the total of all three dice. Evolution Gaming's Mega Sic Bo takes that centuries-old format and streams it as a live game show, with a real host, a physical shaker, and a random-multiplier feature bolted onto the classic bet spread. MyStake lists Evolution Gaming among its 50-plus confirmed providers, which is where this table sits in the live lobby.
I did not run a real-money session at MyStake for this review, so nothing here describes a personal win or loss. What follows is how the format is built and how to read the table before you fund a seat.
The Mega multiplier and how it changes the round
Before each roll, the game randomly attaches multipliers to a handful of specific number totals on the board, the same mechanic Evolution uses across its Mega-branded game shows. If the dice land on a total carrying a multiplier that round, wins on that specific bet are boosted before the payout is calculated. On rounds with no active multiplier, or when the dice miss the boosted numbers entirely, the bet simply pays its standard rate. The feature only touches specific-total bets, not the whole board, so the core Sic Bo math underneath stays the same game people have played for generations.
This is a generic description of how Evolution's Mega Sic Bo format works across the operators that carry it. We are not publishing a MyStake-specific return figure for this table, since Evolution does not break out per-operator payout data and no verified number exists for this brand.
Reading the table: Small, Big, doubles and totals
The Sic Bo layout looks busy the first time you see it, but it splits into three families of bets. Small and Big cover a wide range of totals and settle close to even money. Specific totals, single numbers, doubles and triples pay progressively more because they land less often. A first session usually goes smoother by starting on the wide bets and treating the long-shot corners as the multiplier lane rather than the main strategy.
| Bet type | What it covers | General payout behaviour |
|---|---|---|
| Small / Big | Totals 4-10 or 11-17, excluding triples | Close to even money, lands most often |
| Single number | One chosen face appearing on any of the three dice | Pays more per matching die shown |
| Specific total | An exact sum of all three dice | Higher fixed payout, narrower odds |
| Double / Triple | Two or three dice showing the same face | Highest payouts, rarest outcomes, eligible for the Mega multiplier |
How Mega Sic Bo compares to MyStake's other game shows
MyStake's game show shelf runs a similar idea through different mechanics. Mega Wheel drops the dice entirely for a giant spinning wheel with the same random-multiplier concept applied to number segments, while Dice City builds an entirely different dice format around a city-themed board rather than the traditional Sic Bo layout. If Mega Sic Bo's pace or bet spread does not suit you, either of those is a reasonable next table to check without leaving the dice and wheel category.
Funding a Mega Sic Bo session
MyStake's cashier supports Interac for Canadian-dollar transfers alongside Visa and Mastercard, plus a list of more than 15 cryptocurrencies for players who prefer a card-free route. None of those methods are Mega Sic Bo specific, they cover the whole live casino, so the same balance funds this table, Mega Wheel or the slot floor without a separate deposit. We have not confirmed a specific wagering-contribution rate for this game against MyStake's welcome bonus, so check the bonus terms in your account before betting bonus funds on it.
The provider behind the table
Mega Sic Bo is built and streamed by Evolution Gaming, the studio responsible for most of the branded game shows on MyStake's live floor. AskGamblers lists Evolution among MyStake's confirmed providers, which is the basis for this table appearing in the lobby rather than a claim specific to this review.
Pros
- Classic Sic Bo betting layout, familiar to anyone who has played the dice game before
- Mega multiplier adds a variable boost to specific-total bets without changing the core rules
- Funded through Interac, Visa, Mastercard or 15-plus cryptocurrencies, the same wallet as the rest of the live lobby
Cons
- No MyStake-specific return figure is published for this table
- Long-shot bets like single triples pay well but land rarely, easy to overbet
- Bonus wagering contribution for this game is not confirmed, worth checking before using bonus funds
Sic Bo moves fast and the long-shot bets can drain a bankroll quickly. Set a session limit before you sit down and treat the multiplier as a bonus, not a plan.