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How Perya Color Game Works at nn777net

Perya Color Game is one of the most straightforward perya-style tables we carry — six colors, one dice shake, and a payout that lands in your account wallet the moment the round closes.

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HELP WHILE YOU PLAY

Perya Color Game Account and Round Help

Round Dispute Queries If a completed Perya Color Game round shows an unexpected result in your account history, open a live chat ticket with your round ID. Our team checks the dice log and confirms the outcome against your bet record.
Bet Placement Issues A chip that does not register before the cut-off timer reaches zero is automatically voided and returned to your account wallet. Check the round timer in the lower corner of the table screen before placing.
Payout Verification Winnings from a Perya Color Game round credit to your account wallet as soon as the result is confirmed. If a credit is missing after two minutes, send your round reference through live chat for a manual check.
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What Each Perya Color Game Round Covers

A standard Perya Color Game round opens with six colored sections on the board: red, blue, yellow, green, white, and pink. Three dice — each face painted with one of those six colors — are shaken inside a covered cup. The dealer lifts the cup, and any color showing on at least one die pays out at 1:1. A color appearing on

two dice pays 2:1, and all three dice showing the same color pays 3:1. You place your chip on the color section before the cup lifts. No decision is made mid-round; the only choice is where you put your stake before the shake.

HOW WE RUN IT

Fair Play Standards for Perya Color Game

Dice Result Logging Every Perya Color Game round is logged with a timestamped result record. You can pull the history from your account's round log at any time to verify each dice outcome against your bet.
Provider-Side Rules The Perya Color Game tables we carry follow rules set by the studio that supplies them. Rule sheets are accessible inside the game window — look for the information tab before placing your first chip.
Randomisation Standards Dice outcomes are determined by a certified random number generator on the provider side. We do not alter or override the result after the cup lifts — the log entry is final.
Account Bet Limits Minimum and maximum chip values per round are displayed on the table interface. These are set by the studio and apply equally to every account accessing the same Perya Color Game table.

Perya Color Game Terms You Should Know

What does 'single hit' mean in Perya Color Game?

A single hit means exactly one of the three dice shows your chosen color. The standard payout for a single hit is 1:1 — your stake comes back with an equal amount added.

What is a 'double hit' payout?

A double hit occurs when two of the three dice show your chosen color. The payout increases to 2:1, meaning a winning stake of 100 returns 200 in total to your account wallet.

What does 'triple hit' mean?

A triple hit is when all three dice land on your chosen color. This is the highest standard payout in Perya Color Game, paying 3:1 on your placed stake for that round.

What is the 'cut-off timer' in a round?

The cut-off timer counts down the window during which you can place or adjust chips. Once it reaches zero, the table locks bets and the dealer shakes the cup to reveal the result.

What does 'multi-color stake' mean?

A multi-color stake means placing separate chips on more than one color section in the same round. Each chip is evaluated independently against the dice outcome when the round closes.

What is the 'round log' in Perya Color Game?

The round log is a history record inside your account that shows each completed round, the dice result, your bet amount, and the credit or void status for that specific Perya Color Game session.

Common Perya Color Game Rules Questions

You can place chips on as many of the six color sections as you want within a single round. Each chip is a separate bet and is settled independently when the three dice are revealed.

Any chip already placed and confirmed before the cut-off timer closed remains a live bet. The result is recorded on the server side, and the credit or void posts to your account wallet once the round ends — your connection dropping does not cancel a registered bet.

No. The payout ratio — 1:1 for one die, 2:1 for two dice, 3:1 for three dice — applies regardless of how large or small your chip amount is. A bigger stake means a larger cash return at the same ratio, not a different ratio.

Chip placements can be adjusted or removed while the cut-off timer is still running. Once the timer closes and the cup shakes, all bets are final. There is no option to cancel a registered bet after the dealer initiates the shake.

Bet limits are displayed on the table interface before you place any chip. Each table may have different limits set by the studio. Check the limit indicator in the table header — it updates if you switch to a different Perya Color Game table variant.

Core rules — six colors, three dice, and the 1:1 to 3:1 payout structure — are consistent. However, individual tables from different studios may vary in bet limits or side-bet options. Check the information tab inside each table before you start.
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Perya Color Game Rules

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