Every Super Color Game result here is real, read from Evolution's live table as the three colour dice settle and stored in our own database. Below the stream you get the live round shape (pairs and triples vs the true odds), how often each colour has landed, the biggest multipliers offered, and the full roll history.
Super Color Game Live Tracker
Real colour-dice results, updating as each roll lands. … rounds tracked by Gambafish.
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Round shape
How the three dice land each round, against the true colour odds. A pair (two dice the same colour) lands about 41.7% of rounds, all three different about 55.6%, and a triple just 2.78%, which is why the Triple bet pays the most.
Colour frequency
Across every die rolled (three per round). Each colour is expected near 16.67%.
Biggest multipliers on the board
The largest multiplier offered on a bet spot each round. A win needs the dice to match that spot, so these are the round's ceiling, not a guaranteed payout. The top is 1,000x when all three dice match a backed colour.
Roll history
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Live data recorded by Gambafish. The dice have no memory: frequency and round-shape stats are history, never a prediction of the next roll.
All rolls
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How to read these stats
The panels above turn the recorded rounds into the numbers players look for. Pick a timeframe at the top and every panel recomputes for that window, from the last hour to the full record.
Round shape
This counts how each round's three dice landed in the chosen window: all three different colours, exactly one pair, or a triple, against the true dice odds (about 55.6% different, 41.7% a pair, 2.78% a triple). It is the fastest way to see how often the bigger-paying Double and Triple bets are landing.
Colour frequency
This tallies every colour across all dice rolled, three per round. Over a long run each of the six colours should appear close to 16.67% of the time; short windows swing more. It is a clean fairness check and the quickest read on which colours are running hot or cold.
Biggest multipliers
Before each roll, 18 random multipliers are spread across the betting grid. This panel and the history show the largest one offered each round, up to 1,000x. A win still needs the dice to match a lit spot you backed, so these are the round's ceiling, not a paid amount.
Roll history
The table lists every recorded round with its time, the three colour dice and the top multiplier. Use See all rolls to page through the full record, which keeps growing because each round is saved to a database we own rather than reset between sessions.
The figures describe past results only. They cannot predict the next round, and no betting pattern changes the house edge. Set a budget before you play and see responsible gambling for free, confidential help.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these Super Color Game results real?
Yes. Each result is read from Evolution's live Super Color Game table as the three dice are rolled and revealed, then recorded into a database we own, along with the round's top multiplier. Nothing here is simulated, and the record keeps growing rather than resetting between sessions.
What are the Super Color Game statistics on this page?
They summarise the recorded rolls for the timeframe you pick: how often each of the six colours has landed (each expected near 16.67%), the round shape (all three different, a pair, or a triple) against the true dice odds, and the biggest multipliers that have appeared. They describe past results only and never predict the next roll.
How often does a colour land on all three dice?
A triple, all three dice showing the same colour, lands about 2.78% of rounds (6 in 216), which is why the Triple bet pays the most. A pair (two of the three) comes up about 41.7% of the time, and all three different about 55.6%. The round-shape panel shows the observed rate against those figures. Each roll is independent, so a triple is never due.
How big are the Super Color Game multipliers?
Before each roll, 18 random multipliers are spread across the betting grid, and the history here shows the biggest one offered each round, up to 1,000x when all three dice match a colour you backed. A win still needs the dice to match a lit spot, so most rounds pay standard odds. Every roll is independent, so a gap never makes a big multiplier due.