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What is Super Color Game by Evolution?
Super Color Game is a live casino release from Evolution that first hit online casinos in 2025, and it’s a game that, unlike most of their titles, was designed primarily with one market in mind: the Philippines.
The game draws direct inspiration from a game called Perya, a traditional Filipino carnival colour-based game that's been seen at fairs and festivals around the Philippines for generations, and here, it’s been rebuilt as a polished, multiplier-driven live casino game - and it all works quite well.
Mechanically, it sits somewhere between Sic Bo and Evolution's wheel-based game shows, and each round sees three six-sided dice released down a pin-studded chute by a live host. As the player, you simply need to bet on which colours you think will land face-up when they settle, and there can be up to 18 random multipliers added on each round, too.
In this Super Color Game guide and review, we'll walk through exactly how it all works, what the odds and probabilities are, and cover everything else you need to know before playing.
Gameplay & Features
The core mechanic of Super Color Game revolves around three oversized six-sided dice, each face painted in one of six colours: yellow, white, pink, blue, red, and green. There are no numbers anywhere on the dice, as the entire game is colour-based. Each die simply shows one of the six colours when it comes to a stop.
The dice are released by the host into the top of a vertical pin-studded platform, where they tumble and bounce through the pins before coming to rest at the bottom, and it’s kind of a Plinko-style drop, which makes things less predictable.
There are 18 betting options across the grid, and these are split into three categories. Single bets are where you wager on a specific colour landing on at least one of the three dice; double bets cover at least two dice matching the same colour, while triple bets back all three dice landing on the same specific colour.
There is also a multiplier mechanic that triggers each round, and before the dice are dropped, up to 18 random multipliers are assigned to bet spots across the grid. These vary in size depending on which bet type they land on, and they increase the payout potential a lot:
- Triple Bet Multipliers: 200x to 1,000x on a winning Triple Bet.
- Single Bet Multipliers: 4x to 10x when two dice match your colour, or 10x to 100x when all three match.
- Double Bet Multipliers: 15x to 100x on a winning Double Bet.
Studio, Interface & User Experience
The studio for Super Color Game is built around a vibrant Filipino carnival theme, so you can expect to see lots of bright colours, festival-style decorations, hanging lanterns, and a kind of celebration-based atmosphere that all worworkite well when brought together.
The set’s main focal point is the vertical pin-studded board that the dice tumble down through, and the board itself is lit up, too.
The live host wears bright, themed clothing, and he or she calls out colours, reacts to the multiplier reveals, and keeps the pace lively, pretty much exactly what you’d expect from an Evolution live dealer game like this. There are also multiple cameras that track the action, including close-ups of the pinboard.
The betting interface displays all 18 bet spots in a clear grid below the video feed, and these betting options are organised into the three bet type categories. You can choose how much you want to stake per chip by selecting the chip you want to place at the bottom, and you can place bets across any combination of bet types inside the betting window. The game is also fully mobile-optimised, too, so you can enjoy the action whether you’re playing from a desktop computer/laptop or a mobile device.
How to Play Super Color Game
The gameplay behind Super Color Game is, arguably, one of the simplest of any Evolution game, and it’s beginner-friendly enough that most players should have no issues picking it up within a single round. To get started, you begin by placing your bets.
You simply need to select your desired chip value and click on any of the 18 spots across the grid. You can choose to cover Singles, Doubles, Triples, or any combination of the three; there’s no limit on the number of spots that you can cover.
Once the betting window closes, up to 18 random multipliers are assigned to bet spots across the grid, and their values are clearly marked, too. Once the multipliers have been set, the host drops the three dice into the top of the pin-studded board. The dice tumble down through the pins, bouncing off them as they drop, before eventually coming to a stop at the bottom of the board.
The colours that show face-up on the three settled dice then determine the winning bets. Any matching Single, Double, or Triple bet pays out. If the winning bet has a multiplier assigned to it, your total payout is the multiplier value applied to your stake.
Payouts, Probabilities & RTP
Super Color Game uses a tiered payout structure that increases with how unlikely the outcome is. The standard payouts apply when there isn’t a multiplier assigned to your bet spot, while multipliers replace these base payouts when present.
| Outcome | Effect on Portfolio | Standard Payout |
| Correct prediction, small move | At least one die shows your colour | 1:1 |
| Correct prediction, large move | Portfolio increases up to 100% (2x) | Scales upwards |
| Incorrect prediction, small move | Portfolio decreases by 1-20% | Scales upwards |
| Incorrect prediction, large move | Portfolio decreases up to 100% | 8:1 to 99:1 |
| Cash Out | 1% commission applied to total Portfolio value | 150:1 to 999:1 |
In terms of RTPs, the ranges are very narrow, which is unusual for games like this. Single bets carry an RTP of 95.54%, Double Bets, 95.61%, and Triple Bets, 95.62%. This in itself is unusual, too: usually the most likely outcomes have higher RTPs, but that’s flipped on its head in Super Color Game.
Streaming Quality
Evolution's production on Super Color Game is superb, and it really is a visually engaging live dealer game to play. The HD stream handles the bright, colourful studio really well, and multiple camera angles cover the release of the dice, as well as their “journey” as they drop down. Close-up shots are given every round, showing you the exact colour that landed once the dice come to a stop.
The audio is also pretty fitting, and the game uses a carnival-like theme with energetic sound effects once the dice hit the bottom and land. Of course, in keeping with all Evolution games, the hosts are a bit OTT, but that’s a part of what many players like about playing live dealer games, and in Super Color Game, they actually narrate the dice’s fall in real time while also reacting to multiplier hits, all of which fits the carnival theme pretty well.
Finally, the mobile performance of the game is strong, too. Thanks to Evolution's stream quality adaptation technology, any player who’s playing from a mobile device and experiences a drop in internet connection is automatically served a lower-quality stream, and this prevents lag and freezing in quite a lot of cases, something that’s especially important here given how visual and “bright” the game is.
Super Color Game Statistic Tracking
The in-game statistics display shows recent round results, which colors landed, frequency of Singles, Doubles, and Triples, and the highest multipliers that have hit in recent play. Third-party trackers, including ours, cover the game extensively and have built up a meaningful audience of stat trackers in markets where the game is popular.
The usual caveat applies to stat tracking; each roll is independent, governed by the physical randomisation of the dice descending through the pins. A color that hasn't appeared as a Triple in 200 rounds isn't more likely to come up next round. The data is interesting context, and tracking multiplier frequency can help you understand the rhythm of the game, but it doesn't shift the probabilities. What the trackers are genuinely useful for is identifying when high-end multipliers (Triple multipliers in the 800x–1,000x range) have just been assigned but not hit, which doesn't mean the next round will hit them either but does tell you when the game is "loaded" for a potential big payout.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The pin-studded board makes watching the dice fall down quite exciting and a lot more engaging than standard dice rolls.
- Up to 18 multipliers can be added every round, so there’s always lots of action to watch out for.
- You can win up to 1,000x your bet on Triple Bets, which is very high for a dice-based game
- Super Color Game is incredibly straightforward and simple to learn
Cons
- May not appeal as much to players outside of the Filippino market (given the game’s cultural and historical background)
- The RTP range of 95.54 to 95.62% is a little below Evolution's typical average, albeit not the worst in the world.
- There isn’t really an “optimal bet” given that the RTPs are so close to one another
- Triple Bet wins don’t land very often, which can be frustrating if you only cover them.
- There is no strategy required, unlike in other live dealer games like blackjack.
Conclusion & Verdict
Super Color Game is one of Evolution's more culturally specific releases, and it's worth thinking about this before loading it up for the first time. Now, clearly, Evolution has decided that they have a big enough market in the Philippines to warrant a game that caters almost exclusively to that market, so if you’re playing from another country and don’t have any cultural experience with Perya, just know that you may not have quite the same level of “connection” to Super Color Game as domestic players.
Still, if it is the type of game you can get on board with, it’s quite good fun. The pin-studded board delivers a satisfying physical randomisation that makes it quite different from most wheel and card-based games. The multiplier mechanic is also fairly exciting, especially as up to 18 multipliers can appear each round.
For us, where it loses some marks is in its mechanical execution. The betting structure is a bit too simple for us, so if you’re the type of player who enjoys complex betting decisions, then this may not appeal. Also worth noting is that the RTP is a bit on the low side, too, although it’s still just about inside the “healthy” range.
So, overall, if you want a casual, fast-paced game with a strong cultural theme and the occasional shot at hitting a 1,000x multiplier, Super Color Game is worth a few rounds. Just know that you’re not going to hit the big win potential you’d see in other Evolution releases like Ice Fishing or Crazy Balls. Manage your expectations, and you can probably have some fun playing for a bit!