Demo: straight-up bets go in the middle of a number (35:1). Splits go on the dividing line between two adjacent numbers (17:1). Corner, single street, double street and basket chips can now be placed on their corresponding grid boundaries. Place a chip on the connecting green line between 66 and 11 for the green split (17:1).
Game rules and demo payout assumptions
Two green dice are shaken first. Only green 11 or 66 wins immediately (straight-up 33:1; green split 17:1). Otherwise, yellow and blue dice determine the two-digit result. Four-of-a-kind requires matching pairs in both cups; when a green pair other than 11/66 appears, the second cup is rolled to check this wager.
For this demonstration, standard numbers pay 35:1 straight up, 17:1 split, 11:1 street, 8:1 corner, 6:1 basket, and 5:1 double street; dozens/columns 2:1; red/black, odd/even and low/high 1:1. Four-of-a-kind pays 200:1. These are provisional assumptions where the screenshot does not establish the precise paytable. Green 11/66 results settle only green bets; all other wagers lose. If green 22/33/44/55 appears, second-cup results settle ordinary bets and can also win four-of-a-kind.
Bankroll and winnings are simulated, not real money. Winnings shown include returned stake.