Color Games
The perya classic, online. Every Color Game shows its provider and whether it is open — and you can read how to play and the game rules before you launch.
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Color Games are listed only when Casino Plus connects them, each with its provider and live status. You can already read how the game works below.
How to Play & Game Rules
The Color Game comes from the Filipino perya. A board shows six colours; dice or a drum carrying the same colours decide the round.
How to play
- Place chips on one or more colours before betting closes.
- The dice are rolled (or the drum spun) and show the round’s colours.
- If your colour appears, the bet wins; the amount depends on how many times it appears and on the game’s paytable.
- If your colour does not appear, the bet is lost.
Game rules to check
- Minimum and maximum bet per colour and per round.
- The paytable for one, two or three matches.
- What happens if a round is interrupted.
No colour is “due”. Every round is independent, and no strategy guarantees a win. Play only with money you can afford to lose.
Six colours, one round at a time
Yellow, white, pink, blue, red and green on the board. Rounds are short, which makes it easy to lose track of spending — set a round or time limit before you start.
Results come from the game
Outcomes are produced by the game provider’s systems and recorded in your game history. This website never sets or predicts results.
Color Game questions
Can I bet on more than one colour?
Usually yes — you can place chips on several colours in the same round, within the game’s table limits. Covering more colours does not remove the risk of losing.
Is there a way to predict the colours?
No. Each round is random and independent of the ones before it. Be wary of anyone selling “patterns” or tips.
Where do I see my past rounds?
In My Account, under Game History, once Casino Plus records your sessions.