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<br> Sic Bo, also known as tai sai or ding said big and low, is basically a contest of pure luck from ancient Chinese nature, played on three dice. Chuck-as-luck and grand Hazard are two similar variants. Both have English origins. The literal meaning for hi-low dice means "little dice", whereas dai was and dia so are more commonly used. Each side has a set number of cards. These cards range from one to nine. Additionally, each player has three additional cards called a chi (or rin). All cards are laid out face down on the table face up.<br><br> <br><br><br><br> <br><br>When the players place their bets, one player takes the numbered card from the flop and the other must call. If there is no call on flop, the player who calls first will win the amount bid by the caller plus the amount bets by the second caller (called the triple bet). The triple bet is the sum of the bets plus the remaining regular bets made by all players. This is the