Jili99 Color Game Rules — How Each Bet Pays
Pick one of six colors, watch three dice, and get paid by how many land on your pick: one match pays 1 to 1, two pays 2 to 1, three pays 3 to 1, and no match loses the stake.
- Step 1
- Choose one of the six colors
- Step 2
- Place the stake on that color's area
- Step 3
- Wait for all three dice to settle
- Step 4
- Compare the result to the payout table
The color game rules fit in one sentence, and this page is mostly about the arithmetic underneath them: pick a color, watch three dice, get paid by how many of them land on your pick. Color Game is one of the oldest bet formats on a Philippine casino floor and one of the plainest to price.
Color Game Rules: What You’re Actually Betting On
A Color Game table uses three dice, each printed with six colors instead of six numbers — commonly red, yellow, blue, green, white and pink, arranged the same way across all three dice. A bet is placed on exactly one color before the roll, not on a combination of colors.
| Element | What it means |
|---|---|
| Dice | Three, each with six sides in six standard colors |
| Bet | One color, chosen before the roll |
| Result | However many of the three dice show your color |
How to Place a Color Game Bet
- Choose one of the six colors on the betting layout before the roll closes.
- Place your stake on that color’s betting area.
- Wait for all three dice to settle, then compare the result to the payout table below.
That three-step sequence is the entire bet — nothing about it changes between a match, an extreme variant or a different table.
Color Game Payout: What Each Bet Returns
| Dice matching your color | Payout | On a ₱100 stake |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Stake lost | −₱100 |
| 1 | 1 to 1 | +₱100 |
| 2 | 2 to 1 | +₱200 |
| 3 | 3 to 1 | +₱300 |
That 1-2-3 payout ladder is the standard structure for a six-color, three-die bet of this kind, the same shape used by three-dice games built around a single chosen outcome.
Color game online versus the table version
A color game online round runs the same six-color layout and the same three dice as the floor version; what changes is the pace, because a digital round resolves in seconds rather than at a dealer’s speed. PAGCOR lists both Color Game (game ID 197) and Color Game Extreme (479) as TABLE entries, which is the regulator classifying the format rather than the venue.
Color Game Extreme: How It Differs
Color Game Extreme is a separate, distinct listing rather than a variant skin of the base game — PAGCOR’s own approved list carries it under its own game ID (479), apart from base Color Game’s entry (197). Treat the two as different titles when checking what a specific listing covers, the same way a studio’s numbered slot sequels stay separate entries rather than one game under two names.
Where Color Game Sits on PAGCOR’s Approved List
PAGCOR’s own “List of EGLD-approved Electronic Games” types both as TABLE entries: COLOR GAME at game ID 197 and COLOR GAME EXTREME at game ID 479, out of 38 TABLE-type entries total. That list approves JILI’s own game content for use by the operators PAGCOR licenses — a statement about the studio, not about any specific casino brand running on top of it. For the fuller list of nine TABLE entries in this family, see online baccarat Philippines.
Color Game’s House Edge, Worked Out
The 1-2-3 payout ladder above doesn’t compensate evenly for a losing roll, and that gap is where what house edge means starts to show. Working the probabilities for three independent dice against six colors puts the edge at roughly 7.9% — close to the figure long documented for other three-dice games built on the same one-pick, matched-dice structure.
If you’re looking for a live-dealer format of a table game rather than a dice-based one, Evolution’s studio page covers what it discloses about its own live-dealer operation — check it, and whichever lobby you use, for what’s actually running before you place a bet.
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FAQ
What are the Color Game rules, in one sentence?
Pick one of six colors, watch three dice get rolled, and get paid based on how many of the three land on your color — one match pays 1 to 1, two pays 2 to 1, three pays 3 to 1.
What does a Color Game bet actually return?
Even money on a single match, double on two matches and triple on three — but no match at all loses the whole stake, which is what puts the game's house edge at roughly 7.9%.
Is Color Game the same as Color Game Extreme?
No. Both are on PAGCOR's approved list under separate entries — Color Game at game ID 197, Color Game Extreme at 479 — and the Extreme version is a distinct, separately listed title rather than a reskin of the base game.