Color Game Online: Three Dice, Six Colours and Perya Payouts

The color game is the perya stall put on a screen: three dice, six colours, and a board where you back the colour you expect to see. On the SUPERPH lists it turns up on three different shelves, and the rules travel with it almost unchanged. You win if your colour lands on at least one die, and more dice showing it means a bigger payout. This marker covers what each bet is worth and which shelf holds which title.

Color game odds across 216 rolls

Three dice with six faces each make 216 equally likely rolls. Pick any one colour and the rolls split like this, on the paytable most perya stalls use.

Stake ₱100 on all 216 rolls and ₱21,600 goes in while the net result comes to −₱1,700, so the game holds back roughly 7.87 percent. That matches the single-number bet at a sicbo dice table, and it is high next to the bets compared on the house edge table for live games. The cost does not shrink if you back two colours, because you are then paying the same rate on two chips.

Perya game titles and where each one sits

The name “Color Game” belongs to no single studio. Here is the trail through the lists.

Watch the shelf name, because the same words open very different games. Super Color Game is a Fa Chai software title on the Slots tab and a separate dealer table on the Live tab. For who streams the dealer version, follow Evolution gaming’s card.

Perya game online: what changes from the stall

Three things move when the dice leave the fairground.

1. The dice. On a software title a random number generator stands in for the throw. On a live table a person and a camera do the work.
2. The pace. A software round runs when you tap, so losses can stack up faster than at any stall.
3. The paytable. Payouts are set by the studio, so a multiplier version may pay differently from the table above. JILI leaves RTP off its game sheets, so check the info screen before staking.

Problem: a bonus multiplier on one colour looks like free money. Fix: check what that title pays on an ordinary match, because extras are usually funded from the base payout.

Before you play the color game

Set a budget in pesos and a round count together, then close the game when either runs out. At ₱20 a round and 50 rounds, ₱1,000 goes through the game and the 7.87 percent table takes about ₱79 of that on average.

The route back goes through the live casino table list. Accounts for this lobby live on its own site, with the login route described step by step; the Join 76JL button on this page heads for 76JL, not for any stall described here.