7’s Luck

7's Luck: Slot Overview

Interestingly, in Western culture, the number 7 is often seen to be lucky, while in certain Asian cultures, 7 is actually viewed as unlucky. For anyone launching 7's Luck from Evolution owned Red Tiger, hopefully, the digit turns out to be on the lucky side, for this is a slot that packs quite substantial winning potential. It won't be achieved in the base game, though full reel wild multipliers in that phase might work out okay. Larger rewards are technically possible in the bonus round, which consists of landing money symbols that pay additional prizes when more than 8 are in view at the feature's conclusion.

Thematically, 7's Luck is a mix of classic slot icons with a blast of Celtic thrown in for good measure. The game grid looks like it's been laid on the ground in an area overgrown with clovers, so have fun looking for the 4 leaf variety, of which there are many. Maybe all of them have 4 leaves?. To the right, a pot overflows with gold coins, alluding to the classic treasure at the end of the rainbow idea often associated with leprechauns and so forth. More enticing are the prize values displayed above the reels, showcasing the tangible rewards, should the Hold and Respin round turn out to be a positive one.

A 5x3 gaming grid is 7's Luck's active play area, which has 20 paylines awarding wins of 3 to 5 OAK starting from the leftmost reel. The game has one way to play, namely, picking a stake of 10 c to $/€10 and wagering the chosen amount on individual base game spins. Theoretically, users get an RTP of 96%, while 7's Luck's math model is a highly volatile one.

When viewing 7's Luck's pay table, 6 regular symbols are displayed. They are cherries, plums, oranges, watermelons, horseshoes, and bells. When landing a winning line of 5 matching symbols, players win themselves 5 to 50 times their bet.

7's Luck: Slot Features

Uncomplicated yet potentially punchy is one way of describing 7's Luck's features, which include full reel wilds with multipliers, plus a Hold and Respin round.

Wild Symbol

Wild symbols may land stacked on the middle three reels, replacing anything except scatters. If a stack of wilds lands on all three positions of a reel, it becomes a wild x2 reel. Any wins this wild participates in are multiplied by 2. If a winning line has 2 or 3 wild x2 reels, the win is multiplied by x4 or x8, respectively.

Hold and Respin Bonus

Hitting 3, 4, or 5 scatter symbols triggers the Hold and Respin bonus. Scatters are held, and all other positions respin. Players get 3 starting respins - each new landed scatter sticks in place and resets the remaining number of respins back to 3. Each scatter also has a cash value of 2x to 10x the stake. At the end of the feature, the player is awarded the sum of all cash values in view. If 8 or more scatters hit, the player wins an additional prize. In the event that 8 to 15 scatters landed, the prize awarded is 10x to 10,000x the bet.

7's Luck: Slot Verdict

After a look over 7's Luck and a read-through of its rules, there weren't huge expectations of how the game would perform. And, after blasting through a batch of spins, those expectations were not pleasantly, surprisingly, exceeded, either. 7's Luck does its fruit thing in the base game, where payout values are on the average side, very rarely dropping a full reel wild out of the meadow with a multiplier to boost possible rewards. A line of 5 bells with an x8 multiplier on board wouldn't be the worst outcome, but the base game was tedious.

The Hold and Respin bonus round, well, it was a little tedious as well, but at least there you can see the game's full potential. A full screen of scatter symbols is the summit of 7's Luck's thrills and spills, equalling its calculated 10,000x the bet max multiplier value. There are no quirky tricks, no special symbols, no crazy innovations. Just hit as many scatter symbols as you can before the respins run out, and then gather the loot. That's it. 7's Luck helps fulfil Red Tiger's quota for a Celtic slot and a classic slot in one convenient, unadventurous spot. Unfortunately, the gameplay and features are about as generic as the theme, making the game as a whole borderline impossible to find interesting.