Mega Sic Bac Live Stats: 30 Days of Player, Banker and Tie Data

LiveCasinoData has tracked Mega Sic Bac since 5 September 2026 at 13:21 UTC, reading Pragmatic Play Live's own results feed for this table. As of 12 October 2026 the tracker holds 107,010 rounds, and this page now carries 30-day tables that are refreshed monthly. It explains what a stored round actually contains, how to read the widgets on the live Mega Sic Bac tracker, and what a month of rounds does and does not show. For the rules themselves, start with the Mega Sic Bac guide.

What does the Mega Sic Bac tracker record?

A stored round holds four things: the result, the multiplier, a bonus flag, and a details field with the winning dice total.

The result field is one of player, banker or tie, taken directly from the feed's winner field. It maps straight to the game's three main bets and nothing more granular, since the feed does not report which individual dice faces produced that total.

The multiplier field is always 1.00x. Pragmatic's feed for this table, part of its DGA lobby socket system, reports only the round's winner and winning total. It has no field for the Payout Booster, the mechanic that randomly lifts selected bets before the dice stop rolling, so our database cannot record which spots got boosted or by how much on any given round. Every round shows the same flat placeholder, which is a gap in the feed, not evidence that boosts are rare. The Payout Booster page covers this limitation in more depth.

The bonus_triggered flag is set to true whenever the result is a Tie, with bonus_type recorded as "Tie". That is the same convention used for Bac Bo elsewhere on the site: a Tie is treated as the tracked "feature" outcome because it is the rarer, higher-paying result, not because it is a separate bonus stage.

The result_details field carries the same winner plus total, the winning two-dice total from 2 through 12. A recent example from the feed reads {"total": 7, "winner": "banker"}. There is no per-die face data, no side-bet outcome for the 21 Doubles, Triples or Quads bets, and no bet amounts or player counts. The feed also only timestamps when a round settles; the start of the betting window is not captured, so exact round duration cannot be measured from our data.

How do I read each widget on the live page?

Every panel on /games/mega-sic-bac describes rounds that have already happened; none of them forecasts the next one.

The live results strip lists the newest rounds first, each with its result and winning total. The summary strip above it shows rounds in the last 24 hours, the Tie rate over that same window, and rounds since the last Tie, drawing on the fields described above. The outcome statistics panel breaks Player, Banker and Tie down by count and share, and is the panel this page leans on most heavily below. A bonus and multiplier panel exists on the page template, but for this table it can only report that the multiplier column is flat at 1.00x, for the reason explained above. A drought tracker counts rounds since the last Tie and shows the longest gap recorded so far, and an hourly heatmap shows round volume by hour of day. This table does not have a strategy calculator; Mega Sic Bac is not among the games on this site with a published paytable calculator, since key payout figures for its side bets have never been confirmed by Pragmatic.

What do 30 days of data show?

Here is the state of the sample in four windows: everything since tracking began, the last 30 days, the last 7 days and the last 24 hours. All figures are as of 12 October 2026, about 10:30 UTC.

Window	Rounds	Tie share	Top multiplier
Since tracking began (2026-09-05 13:21 UTC)	107,010	11.21% (11,997 rounds)	1.00x
Last 30 days	87,105	11.19% (9,749 rounds)	1.00x
Last 7 days	20,577	10.96% (2,256 rounds)	1.00x
Last 24 hours	2,966	11.13% (330 rounds)	1.00x

Weekly rows show how the Tie share moves. Only complete ISO weeks (Monday to Sunday) are listed; the partial weeks at either end of the window are left out.

Week of	Rounds	Tie share	Max multiplier
2026-09-14	19,656	11.06% (2,174 rounds)	1.00x
2026-09-21	20,539	11.16% (2,293 rounds)	1.00x
2026-09-28	20,520	11.38% (2,335 rounds)	1.00x
2026-10-05	20,486	10.99% (2,251 rounds)	1.00x

Our first three days showed Tie at 11.5% across 8,788 rounds; 30 days and 87,105 rounds later the share is 11.19%, and across all 107,010 rounds it is 11.21%. That early number was a little above the 11.27% the underlying dice maths gives, and the longer sample has pulled it to within a tenth of a point of theory: with two regular dice on each side, 146 of 1,296 equally likely combined outcomes produce a matching total. What did not move is the shape of the split. Player and Banker were close together at the start and they are close together now.

Player and Banker sit at 44.32% and 44.49% over the last 30 days, and 44.25% and 44.54% since the start, against an identical 44.37% theoretical share for each side, since the two-dice-per-side structure gives them no built-in edge. In our first three days Banker led Player by more than two points (45.4% against 43.2%); over the longer window the lead is under a fifth of a point. Week to week, the Tie share ranged from 10.99% to 11.38% across the four complete weeks. A spread of a point or so between windows, whether weekly or daily, is normal sampling noise, not evidence that the table changed behaviour.

The multiplier column has no spread to read. The five highest multipliers in the last 30 days are all 1.00x: Player at 2026-10-12 10:27 UTC, Player at 10:26, Banker at 10:26, Banker at 10:25 and Player at 10:25. They are simply the latest rounds, because every round carries the same 1.00x. Zero rounds reached 10x, 50x, 100x or 1,000x, which says nothing about the Payout Booster, only that our feed cannot see it. The only bonus type we record is Tie, with 9,749 rounds in the last 30 days.

Are droughts, streaks and patterns real?

The results are real; what they mean for the next round is not what a streak-watcher hopes.

Mega Sic Bac's dice roll fresh each round. Each side's total depends only on that round's four dice, not on what the previous round produced, so a run of Banker wins or a stretch without a Tie carries no information about what comes next. The longest gap recorded between Tie results is 115 rounds, both over the last 30 days and since tracking began, out of 107,010 rounds tracked. The average gap is 8.9 rounds in both windows, and 9.1 over the last 7 days, where the longest gap was 98 rounds. Those numbers describe what has already happened; they are not a countdown, and the longest gap can still grow as more rounds are added, simply because a bigger sample gives rare long runs more chances to appear.

The busiest hour on record was 2026-10-07 01:00 UTC, with 127 rounds, close to the roughly 121-rounds-per-hour pace the table has kept overall. By hour of day in the last 30 days, 14:00 UTC was busiest with 3,699 rounds and 10:00 UTC quietest with 3,501, a gap that is mostly a function of table pace and observation window.

How reliable is the data on this page?

Tracking for Mega Sic Bac began on 5 September 2026, so this page rests on 36.9 days of coverage and 107,010 rounds, about 2,816 rounds per UTC day on average. The 30-day tables are refreshed monthly. The last-30-day window has no feed gaps: the only low-count day is the partial current day, 12 October, which is excluded from the per-day figures, and the daily counts otherwise run from about 2,800 to 2,978 rounds.

Two specific limits are worth restating plainly. First, the multiplier field is fixed at 1.00x for every round because Pragmatic's feed for this table does not report Payout Booster activity; we cannot say how often boosts land or how large they are, and we will not manufacture a figure to fill that gap. Second, we record no bet amounts, no player counts and no per-die faces, and started_at is never recorded, only round settlement time, so exact round-to-round timing cannot be measured from our data.

None of this changes what the data does show: a Player, Banker and Tie split tracking close to the dice combinatorics, and a Tie rate that settled near 11.2% as the sample grew. The RTP page goes further into how these shares compare with Pragmatic's reported return figures, and the how to play guide covers the rules behind the numbers. For a similar four-dice, Player/Banker/Tie table with a much longer tracked history to compare against, see the Bac Bo guide. The site-wide RTP monitor and fairness index apply the same kind of observed-versus-theoretical check across every game once enough data exists.

Frequently asked questions

How many rounds has the Mega Sic Bac tracker logged so far?

As of 12 October 2026, the tracker holds 107,010 rounds since tracking began at 2026-09-05 13:21 UTC, a span of 36.9 days at about 121 rounds per hour. Of those, 87,105 fall in the last 30 days. This page and the live tracker at /games/mega-sic-bac keep growing that count, and the 30-day tables here are refreshed monthly.

What does the multiplier column mean if it always reads 1.00x?

It means the feed has a gap, not that Mega Sic Bac stopped boosting payouts. Pragmatic's results feed for this table reports only the round winner and the winning two-dice total; it carries no data on which grid spots the Payout Booster hit or by how much. Every round we store therefore shows a placeholder multiplier of 1.00x, which is a limit of what we can see, not a claim about what happened at the table.

Is the Player, Banker and Tie split close to theory?

Yes. Across the last 30 days and 87,105 rounds, Banker sits at 44.49%, Player at 44.32% and Tie at 11.19%, against a theoretical 44.37%, 44.37% and 11.27% from the two-dice-per-side combinatorics. Each share is within about a tenth of a percentage point of theory. The sample is one table over one month, so it describes what happened, not what the next round will do.

How long can Mega Sic Bac go without a Tie?

In the last 30 days, and since tracking began, the longest gap between Tie results is 115 rounds, against an average gap of 8.9 rounds. That figure can still grow as more rounds accumulate, since a longer sample gives a longer run more room to appear. A current gap on the live page's drought widget describes what has already happened; it does not make the next round more or less likely to land on Tie.

How does the 30-day Tie rate compare with the first days?

Our first three days showed Tie at 11.5% across 8,788 rounds. Thirty days and 87,105 rounds later, the 30-day share is 11.19% and the since-start share is 11.21% over 107,010 rounds, almost exactly the 11.27% theory. The early read was a little high, the longer read settled, and weekly Tie shares since then have stayed between 10.99% and 11.38%.