Color Game Online: Three Dice, Six Colours, Every Version Listed
By PHSKY Editorial Team
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Clear skies for anyone who grew up at a perya: the color game online keeps the fairground shape. Three dice, each face painted one of six colours, a mat with the same six colours, and a stake on the colour you think will show. By the old perya rule, each die showing your colour earns one payout. The lobby at phsky.la files 12 versions of it across three lanes, so the version you open decides the exact payout.
Color game payouts and odds: one, two or three matches
Under the traditional perya rule, with three fair dice:
| Dice showing your colour | Rolls out of 216 | What a ₱1 stake returns |
|---|---|---|
| None | 125 | stake lost |
| One | 75 | ₱1 win plus the stake |
| Two | 15 | ₱2 win plus the stake |
| Three | 1 | ₱3 win plus the stake |
Add it up and every ₱216 staked one peso at a time returns ₱199 on average, about 92 percent. The missing 8 percent is the house’s share, built into the rule rather than charged as a fee.
A worked example: ₱100 on red
Hypothetical arithmetic, traditional rule. You put ₱100 on red for one roll.
No red: the ₱100 is gone, which happens in 125 rolls out of 216. One red: you collect ₱200, your stake plus ₱100. Two reds: ₱300. Three reds: ₱400.
Covering all six colours at ₱100 each never comes out ahead. Three different colours return the full ₱600; a pair returns ₱500; a triple only ₱400.
Ten rounds at ₱100 commit ₱1,000. On the long-run average above, that set of rounds hands back about ₱921, though any single evening can land well above or below it.
From perya game to phone screen: the 12 versions
| Version | Lane | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Color Game | SLOTS | JILI |
| Color Game Extreme | SLOTS | JILI |
| Super Color Game | SLOTS | FA CHAI |
| Lucky Color Game | SLOTS | JDB |
| Crazy Color Game | SLOTS | Yellow Bat |
| Super Color Game | LIVE | Evolution |
| Color Game Bonanza | LIVE | Pragmatic Play |
| Color Game | LIVE | ViA CASINO |
| Blockchain Color Game | LIVE | ViA CASINO |
| Color Game | POKER | KingMidas |
| Colour Game Mega Bonus | POKER | KingMidas |
| Color Games | POKER | KS Gaming |
The perya game family around it
KingMidas also lists Perya Drop Ball Color and Perya Roleta in the POKER lane, two more fairground formats. They share the colour mat but not the three-dice rule, so read each one’s paytable as a new game.
Live or software: which conditions suit you
- Live tables run on a host’s countdown, and the dice roll on camera. Pick one when you want the fairground feel and a fixed pace.
- Software versions roll when you tap. Pick one when you want to set the pace, and keep a round count so it does not run away.
- Multiplier versions such as the Evolution and Pragmatic Play shows pay more on some rounds and less on others; their help panels list the exact rule.
Three dice also sit behind sicbo totals and triples, a close cousin with more bet types. Evolution’s colour table is part of the Evolution gaming block, and if multipliers are the draw, Crazy Time’s money wheel takes the idea further. Every other table family is on the live tab overview. A lobby account starts on the brand’s own site; the fields on its register screen are laid out there, while Join 76JL on this site points at 76JL.
How to Get Started
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Open the version's own paytable
Digital versions can add multipliers or change the payout per match. Read the table inside the game before you stake on a colour.
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Stake one colour, not all six
Covering every colour means a payout every roll and a steady loss with it. One or two colours keep each round readable.
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Count rounds, not wins
Dice rounds are short. Pick a round total and a peso cap before the first roll, and stop at the earlier.










