Professional Sic Bo Table Layout | Custom Casino Felt

The CTSOK Professional Sic Bo Table Layout is designed for live Sic Bo tables that require clearly organized betting areas, consistent denomination visibility, and a layout matched to the physical dimensions of the gaming table.

The supplied product image presents four different design directions rather than one layout repeated in several colors. The blue version uses a traditional symbol-focused arrangement, the green version uses a divided field structure, while the brown and black versions use denser English-language betting grids with totals, triples, combinations, and dice-symbol sections.

This allows the product to be configured around different casino operating styles. Operators can choose a traditional Chinese-language design, an English layout, a bilingual version, or a house-specific structure based on the approved game rules and available table surface.

The surface is produced using protective casino felt with heat-transfer printed graphics. The reference specification provides three professional size options—2400 × 1200 mm, 2600 × 1400 mm, and 2800 × 1600 mm—and supports custom dimensions, more than ten color options, custom branding, and coordination with RFID table projects.

Rather than treating the table layout as a decorative tablecloth, CTSOK develops the graphic file around the dealer position, player-facing orientation, betting-zone hierarchy, table dimensions, house rules, and any associated display or smart-table equipment.

Four Sic Bo Layout Directions

The product image shows four visibly different Sic Bo layout systems.

Traditional Blue Layout

The blue version uses prominent Chinese characters, dice illustrations, and separated betting boxes. Its graphic structure is suitable for venues that prefer a traditional Asian Sic Bo presentation with immediate visual recognition of the main betting categories.

The large symbols and clearly divided boxes help prevent the more frequently used betting zones from becoming visually lost within the full layout.

Split-Field Green Layout

The green version uses two structured betting fields arranged across the table surface.

This format can be adapted for projects requiring a mirrored, divided, or venue-specific graphic structure. The final use of each field should be determined by the operator’s approved rules rather than assumed from the color or appearance alone.

Brown High-Density Layout

The brown version includes a more detailed combination of total bets, Any Triple, specific dice outcomes, Odd, Small, and other English-language betting zones.

This format is suitable where the operator wants more betting information presented directly on the table surface.

Black High-Contrast Layout

The black version follows a similarly detailed betting structure but places the graphics on a dark background.

The contrast between the dark base and the light betting boxes creates a different visual presentation for VIP rooms, darker interiors, or tables where a conventional green or blue surface does not match the surrounding design.

Sic Bo Betting-Zone Configuration

A professional Sic Bo layout must correspond to the rules and pay table used by the operator. The graphic design should not be finalized before the approved betting structure has been confirmed.

Configurable betting areas can include:

• Big and Small

• Odd and Even

• Three-dice totals from 4 to 17

• Any Triple

• Specific Triples

• Specific Doubles

• Two-dice combinations

• Single-number bets

• Selected three-number combinations

• House-specific additional bets

• Printed payout information

Official Sic Bo rules commonly distinguish Big, Small, Odd, Even, single-number, total, combination, double, Any Triple, and Specific Triple bets. However, available bets and payout ratios can differ between approved rule sets, so the artwork must follow the operator’s own authorized pay table.

CTSOK can therefore create either:

• A complete detailed layout containing all required betting categories

• A simplified layout emphasizing the main betting zones

• A bilingual layout for international players

• A custom layout based on the operator’s submitted rules

Clear Betting Hierarchy

Sic Bo layouts contain more individual betting areas than many other table games. The design must therefore establish a clear visual hierarchy rather than giving every section the same graphic weight.

CTSOK can separate the layout into three levels:

Primary Betting Areas

Big, Small, Odd, and Even can be presented as the most immediately visible areas because they are broad result categories and commonly appear in Sic Bo layouts.

Result-Specific Areas

Total numbers, triples, doubles, and dice combinations can be arranged in structured rows or panels so that players and dealers can locate the required outcome without searching across unrelated zones.

Supporting Information

Payout text, table branding, rules, language labels, and decorative graphics can be positioned around the main betting grid without interfering with chip placement.

This structure helps maintain readability when the table carries several languages, many betting categories, or a large number of dice illustrations.

Heat-Transfer Printed Graphics

Heat-transfer printing is used to apply the betting grid, numbers, dice symbols, text, borders, and brand graphics to the gaming surface. The reference product specifically identifies heat-transfer printing as the printing method for this Sic Bo layout range.

Custom printed content can include:

• Casino or club logo

• Sic Bo game title

• Chinese, English, or bilingual wording

• Betting-zone names

• Dice symbols

• Total numbers

• Payout information

• Table number

• Dealer-area graphics

• Decorative borders

• House-specific rules

• Responsible-gaming wording

The final artwork should be approved at full scale or with clearly marked dimensions. This is especially important for number spacing, dice illustrations, chip placement areas, and text that appears near curved table edges.

Protective Casino Felt

The referenced product uses a three-proof casino felt positioned for professional table operation. The supplied internal CTSOK document also lists anti-static treatment as a possible direction for Sic Bo layouts.

Depending on the confirmed project specification, the layout can be produced with requirements such as:

• Resistance to common liquid spills

• Reduced dust and stain retention

• Anti-static surface treatment

• Flame-retardant treatment

• Smooth chip movement

• Matte or lower-reflection visual finish

• Custom surface texture

These treatments must be confirmed in the quotation and material sample. A printed marketing image alone does not determine the exact coating, fire standard, or maintenance performance of the final cloth.

Professional Size Options

The standard size range includes:

• 2400 × 1200 mm

• 2600 × 1400 mm

• 2800 × 1600 mm

Custom dimensions are also available for tables that do not follow these formats.

Before artwork production, CTSOK requires the usable table-surface dimensions rather than only the table’s overall external dimensions.

The following measurements are particularly important:

• Maximum layout width

• Maximum layout depth

• Straight and curved edge positions

• Dealer-side orientation

• Armrest coverage

• Dice shaker or dice-device position

• Chip tray position

• Display or control-panel position

• Areas hidden beneath table components

• Required bleed and installation allowance

This prevents important betting boxes or text from being covered after the layout is installed.

Custom Color and Visual System

The reference product supports more than ten casino colors, including green, blue, and burgundy. The current CTSOK image additionally presents brown and black design directions.

Available color planning can include:

• Traditional casino green

• Royal blue

• Deep navy

• Burgundy

• Brown

• Black

• Gold-accented backgrounds

• Operator brand colors

• VIP-room color systems

• Two-tone betting grids

Color selection should consider more than decoration. The contrast between the background, numbers, dice symbols, text, and chip colors affects how easily the table can be read during operation.

Custom Language and House Rules

CTSOK can prepare the layout in:

• Simplified Chinese

• Traditional Chinese

• English

• Bilingual Chinese and English

• Other project languages

• Symbol-led layouts with limited text

The betting terminology and payout information must be supplied or approved by the operator. CTSOK should not automatically translate house-rule terminology without checking how the game is officially presented in the target venue.

Custom layouts can also include:

• Operator-specific bet names

• Alternative payout tables

• Removed betting categories

• Additional betting areas

• Different dice-symbol arrangements

• Table-limit information

• House branding

• Local regulatory wording

Integration With CTSOK Sic Bo Equipment

The table layout can be supplied as part of a wider CTSOK Sic Bo project.

Related equipment can include:

• Sic Bo gaming tables

• Dice shaker or dice-result equipment

• Sic Bo result display systems

• Dealer operation terminals

• RFID casino chips

• RFID sensing boards

• Table-management software

• Casino Management System

• Custom chip trays

• Dealer accessories

RFID integration does not mean that the printed felt itself automatically reads chips. Electronic recognition depends on readers, antennas, sensing boards, compatible chips, and management software installed within or around the gaming table.

During layout development, CTSOK can coordinate betting-zone positions with the planned sensing areas so that the printed zones correspond with the underlying table hardware.

Installation and Replacement Planning

The finished layout should be installed with even surface tension so that the betting grid remains aligned and free from visible folds.

Before installation:

• Confirm the printed orientation

• Locate the dealer side

• Check the center line

• Match betting zones with the table surface

• Confirm hardware and tray positions

• Avoid stretching one side more than the other

• Check all text before final fastening

Replacement layouts can be produced from an approved artwork file, helping maintain visual consistency across tables or future refurbishment orders.

Operators should store the approved design file, final dimensions, color reference, language version, and printing proof together so that future replacements do not rely on photographs of an older table.

Customization Process

1. Table Information

Provide the table model, usable surface dimensions, and clear photographs or technical drawings.

2. Game Structure

Confirm the required Sic Bo betting categories, payout text, languages, and house rules.

3. Visual Direction

Select the background color, layout architecture, logo, decorative style, and text hierarchy.

4. System Coordination

Confirm whether the table includes RFID sensing areas, a dice device, dealer controls, or a result display.

5. Artwork Approval

Review the layout dimensions, betting-zone positions, spelling, numbers, colors, and dealer orientation.

6. Production

Begin printing only after the final artwork and material specification have been approved.

Suitable Applications

The Professional Sic Bo Table Layout is suitable for:

• Commercial casinos

• Sic Bo gaming rooms

• VIP gaming areas

• Integrated entertainment resorts

• Cruise ship gaming projects

• Private gaming clubs

• Dealer training rooms

• Casino-equipment showrooms

• Table refurbishment projects

• Sic Bo display-system demonstrations

• RFID smart-table projects

Its main distinction is the combination of multiple Sic Bo layout structures, configurable betting categories, heat-transfer printed graphics, professional size options, custom casino colors, multilingual artwork, and coordination with CTSOK table and management systems.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the betting areas and payouts be changed?

Yes. Betting-zone structure, payout text, language, dice symbols, and additional bet sections can be adjusted according to the operator’s approved Sic Bo rules.

Can CTSOK reproduce a layout for an existing table?

Yes. Accurate usable-surface measurements, photographs, and preferably a technical drawing or old artwork file are required. The external dimensions of the table alone are not sufficient.

Does the table layout include RFID?

The printed layout itself is not an RFID reader. RFID operation requires compatible chips, readers, sensing boards, antennas, and software. CTSOK can coordinate the printed betting zones with the planned sensing areas.

Can the layout use our casino logo and colors?

Yes. Casino logos, brand colors, table numbers, language, background patterns, betting-zone styles, and dealer-area graphics can be customized.

Are the three standard sizes suitable for every Sic Bo table?

No. They are common professional options, but the final size must be checked against the actual usable table surface and installation method.