JILI77 Color Game Casino: Perya Table Versus Online Board

A color game casino version keeps the perya bet and swaps everything around it. You still stake on one of six colours and wait for three dice, but a screen, a timer and a different kind of draw now sit between you and the table. This page lays the two side by side so you know what changes before you stake, and the wider baraha games and table pages cover the card and dice games that share the card tab.

Fairground table and color game casino compared

The table below sets the two versions against the points that matter to your result.

The bet itself does not change. Each die lands on one of six colours, so your colour has a 1 in 6 chance per die, and the 216-outcome arithmetic on the color game dice odds page applies to a fair draw of either kind.

The draw: physical dice, random numbers or a live dealer

At a fairground table you watch the dice or the board yourself. Online, the draw comes from one of two mechanisms.

1. A random number generator picks three results in software, and the game window animates them.
2. A live dealer rolls real dice or runs a physical board on camera, and you watch the round stream in real time.

Neither mechanism changes the probabilities. What changes is how you check them: at the fairground you see the dice, and online you read the game’s info screen for the draw method and the pays.

The bets and the payout board

The perya core bet is a single colour, paid by the number of dice that show it. Online versions often add more bets around it, such as a colour pair or a total, and each has its own pay and its own edge. Do not assume a pay carried over from the fairground: read the board for every bet you take.

For each bet, price the board with the sum on the dice page. Write down the chance of each result out of 216, multiply by what the board pays, and compare the total with the stake. A bet that returns less than the stake keeps the difference, which is the house edge.

Colour game: one game, two spellings

Colour game is the British spelling of the same game, and search results for either spelling lead to boards that work as described here. Titles online often vary the wording, for example color game, colour game or perya game, so try each when you look for a table. A name tells you nothing about pays, so read the board whatever the title says.

Color game live: what to expect from a live round

A color game live round streams a dealer and real dice, and you stake inside a countdown. Check three things before the first round:

1. The pays on the board for one, two and three matches.
2. The bets offered beyond the single colour.
3. The stake range the table shows, which is the limit that applies to you.

The lobby reached from jili77.com has a Casino section with live dealer tables, and the live casino tables page describes how those tables are organised. Search the lobby’s sections to see whether a color game title is listed for your account, and read its own board if it is. You must be 21 or older to stake real money.