Casino / Live
Table Color Game Classic is the live-format color betting table in our lobby — three dice, six color faces, and a straightforward payout structure that any player can follow from the first round.
Each round of Table Color Game Classic is resolved by a live dice draw visible on screen — no hidden outcome, no delayed reveal. The game's mechanics follow a publicly documented probability structure: each color face appears on each die with equal frequency, and the payout multiplier for each color position reflects how many dice
The outcome of every Table Color Game Classic round is determined by a physical dice draw shown live. No outcome is pre-set or hidden from view. What lands on the dice face is what pays — confirmed in the round summary after each throw.
Before placing any bet on Table Color Game Classic, you can review the payout multiplier for each color position directly in the game panel. Single-color hits, double hits and triple hits each carry a defined multiplier shown in the game's own pay structure.
Table Color Game Classic content in our lobby is supplied by our configured studio partners — PlayStar, Habanero, Spadegaming and PG Soft provide the game content available here. The title as shown in the lobby is the same session you open.
Access to Table Color Game Classic depends on local law and is available only in eligible regions. Where access is supported, the game loads directly in your account session without requiring a separate download or additional registration step.
Table Color Game Classic puts six color options in front of you — red, yellow, white, green, blue and pink — mapped across three dice. Each round opens a betting window where you choose one or more color positions and set your chip amount. When the window closes, the dice are thrown live.
The betting window in Table Color Game Classic opens for a fixed period each round, giving you enough time to place chips across multiple color positions if you want to spread your bets. The chip denomination selector sits at the bottom of the screen, and you tap a color panel to assign chips to that position.
Six color panels are arranged across the bottom of the game screen. Tap any panel to assign your current chip denomination to that color. You can select multiple colors in one round — each color position tracks your chip total independently and resolves on its own multiplier when the dice land.
The chip row sits below the color panels and shows the available denomination steps. Choose your chip size first, then tap a color to place. Changing denomination mid-window applies only to new taps — chips already placed on a color stay at the denomination they were placed with.
Table Color Game Classic pays across three tiers based on how many dice land on your chosen color. One matching die pays the base multiplier; two matching dice pay the mid-tier; three matching dice pay the highest multiplier. All three tier values are shown in the payout panel before betting opens.
After the throw, each color position you held is checked against the dice result. Positions that matched receive the corresponding multiplier applied to your chip total for that color. The round summary displays each position's result, and the total amount won is added straight to your account wallet before the next round begins.
The figures below describe the game type, format and accessibility of Table Color Game Classic as it appears in our lobby. RTP is shown only where the game provider exposes it within the session interface — we do not publish RTP estimates outside of what the provider confirms.
Live table game — color betting format. Three dice, six color positions, fixed multiplier tiers per position.
Low to medium. Single-hit rounds resolve frequently; triple-hit rounds are less common. Payout tier depends on the number of matching dice faces.
Table Color Game Classic loads on mobile browsers and desktop. The color panel and chip selector re-flow for portrait and landscape screen orientations.
Available where local law and eligible regions permit. Access is confirmed in your account session after login — check the game lobby under the table game category.
On a phone, Table Color Game Classic re-flows into a portrait layout that keeps the three things you need most — the live dice view, the color panel and the chip selector — stacked and reachable with one thumb. The color panels widen to fill the lower half of the screen, so a quick tap on your chosen color registers cleanly even during a short betting window.
If something does not look right during a Table Color Game Classic round — a delayed resolution, a chip placement that did not register, or a round result you want to verify — our account support team can pull the round log using your session ID.
Our support team can verify any Table Color Game Classic round using the session ID shown in your game panel. If a round result or chip placement is in question, provide the session ID and the round time when you reach out — this lets the team pull the exact dice result and bet record for that round.
Every Table Color Game Classic round that results in a payout is recorded in your account transaction history. Open your account dashboard after login and check the wallet activity section — the round reference, color positions held and the amount credited are all listed there for your review.
Contact options for account and game support are shown in the help section of your account after login. For game-specific questions about Table Color Game Classic — including round disputes or multiplier clarifications — include your game session ID and the round timestamp so the team can locate the correct record.
These definitions cover the mechanics and terms specific to Table Color Game Classic. Use them to understand what the game panel is telling you before you place chips.
A color position is one of the six betting options — red, yellow, white, green, blue or pink — that corresponds to a face shared across all three dice. Placing chips on a color position means you are betting that at least one die lands on that color.
A triple hit occurs when all three dice land on the same color face that you selected. This is the least frequent outcome and pays at the highest multiplier tier shown in the game's payout table — the exact multiplier is visible in the info panel during any active session.
The betting window is the fixed time period at the start of each round during which you can place, adjust or clear your chip selections on any color position. Once the window closes, no further chip changes are accepted and the dice throw begins.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total bets returned to players over a large number of rounds. For Table Color Game Classic, RTP is displayed only where the game provider exposes it in the session's information panel.
A multiplier tier is the payout rate applied to your chip total based on how many dice match your chosen color. One matching die uses the base tier; two dice use the mid tier; three dice use the top tier. All three values are shown in the payout panel.
The round summary is the brief result overlay that appears after each dice throw in Table Color Game Classic. It shows which color positions paid, the multiplier applied to each and the total amount added to your account wallet for that round.
These answers cover the practical questions that come up when you start or return to Table Color Game Classic in our lobby. Each answer is specific to how the game is set up here at phpvip5.
Yes. You can place chips on multiple color positions within the same betting window. Each position holds its own chip total and resolves independently when the dice land. If two of your chosen colors each get a single-hit result, both pay at their respective base multiplier and the amounts are added to your wallet together after the round closes.
The payout table for Table Color Game Classic is accessible through the information icon in the game panel. It shows the multiplier for single, double and triple hits on any color position. You can open it between rounds — it overlays the screen without closing the session — so you can review the tier values before the next betting window opens.
If your session drops or the round result does not appear after the throw, your chip placements and the round outcome are still recorded on the server side. Refresh your session and check your account transaction history — the round result and any payout will be reflected there. If the record does not update, contact support with your session ID.
Unlike card-based tables such as Lightning Dragon Tiger Live, Table Color Game Classic resolves on dice faces rather than card draws. The betting structure is color-only — no card ranks, no side bets, no hand comparisons. This makes the outcome visible and immediate: you see the dice land, count the matching faces and read your result directly from the payout tier shown in the panel.
The amount won in a Table Color Game Classic round is added straight to your account wallet as soon as the round resolves. You can confirm the credit in your account dashboard under transaction history — each round is logged with the positions held, the dice result and the amount credited.
Table Color Game Classic loads on mobile browsers and re-flows for phone screens in both portrait and landscape. Access depends on local law and is available in eligible regions. Where access is supported, the game is found under the table game category in our lobby — no separate download is needed to start a session from your phone.