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How Bac Bo works

Four dice are inside automatic shakers, two on the Player side and two on the Banker side, and they begin shaking while bets are being placed. Once betting closes they halt one at a time, Player first, so the lead can shift before the final die comes to rest. Each side's score is the total of its two dice, between 2 and 12, and the higher score takes the win; equal scores mean a tie. No drawing rule applies and there is no third card. We log roughly 2,200 rounds per day.

The 1,296 outcomes

Four dice produce 6×6×6×6 = 1,296 combinations. In 146 of those the two totals match, so a tie comes up 11.27% of the time, or once in every 8.9 rounds. The remaining 1,150 split evenly between Player and Banker, 575 apiece, which is 44.37%. Unlike card baccarat, neither side holds an edge. Ties are not all equally likely: a tie on 7 accounts for 36 combinations, a quarter of all ties, while a tie on 2 or on 12 requires four matching ones or sixes, one combination each.

Payouts and RTP

Player and Banker both pay 1:1. If the scores are level, each of those two bets gives back 90% of the stake, so their theoretical return works out at 98.87%. The Tie bet is paid according to the score: 88:1 on 2 or 12, 25:1 on 3 or 11, 10:1 on 4 or 10, 6:1 on 5 or 9, and 4:1 on 6, 7 or 8. Weighted across the 146 tied rolls, that comes to 95.52%. A tie at 88:1 lands about once in every 648 rounds.

How to read this page

"Missing longest for its odds" selects the result whose present gap goes furthest past its norm. "Missing for a while" shows every outcome alongside its gap and prior droughts. "Roads and streaks" renders the bead plate, big road and derived roads across the last 24 hours, while "Ties by score" reveals which totals the ties landed on. "Multiplier droughts" tallies rounds since the last tie that paid ×10 or ×50 and above, and "Biggest multipliers" ranks the largest tie payouts. No round depends on the dice that came before it.