Sevens and Stripes Slots
What does Sevens and Stripes tell us about this slot game? Seven is a classic number that crops up in plenty of three-reel slots, so that might tell us something. Stripes are harder to figure out, but that just makes this review more enticing to read, right? We hope so anyway, as we've got plenty of details to share with you here.
What do we know about the game creator?
We know there are three letters to describe them - and those are RTG. Realtime Gaming is at the helm for this slot release.
Demo access provided
This means you can load and try it before deciding whether to play the real version. That's a feature we always like to see, and you can rely on this happening with RTG slots.
Did we figure out some parts of the slot theme?
Sevens do appear in the game, and they do so in three colors. If you guessed those colors might be red, white, and blue, thanks to the mention of stripes, you're on the right track. Those colors do feature heavily in this game design.
Let's check out that design in more detail
You should expect some giant reels to drop into play in Sevens and Stripes. They've kept things quite simple here, but the slot still manages to get your attention thanks to those bright colors.
Let's take Sevens and Stripes for a spin, shall we?
There are only three reels here, as you might have worked out by now. We can also reveal that the game sticks to basic symbols, offering no wilds or scatters anywhere along the line. You might be surprised to know that the game has a progressive jackpot available though. It sits above the reels and gradually increases in size as people play, hence the name.
You won't see paylines in this one
Well, you will see one, but only one - no need for the plural here.
Sorting through the betting options for Sevens and Stripes
This isn't a penny slot game, but since there is only one line and the smallest coin is worth five cents, it's not too bad. The biggest coin comes in at five dollars.
Aside from that, you can work out how many coins you'd like to play on the payline. There is an option to play one, two, or three, with the choice reflected in the paytable prizes. The progressive is only up for grabs for those playing with three coins on each spin.
Does the paytable appear on the same screen?
No, it looks like you can switch between the game screen and the paytable by using the icon provided. This only takes a second and it does leave plenty more room for the reels.
Don't expect to spot any bonus features
There are none to be found in this game.
Free spins aren't featured either
Sevens and Stripes has pared things down to the basics here.
RTP details do not appear anywhere
We suspect the return to player value will differ according to whether you count the progressive jackpot or not, but either way, no figures appear anywhere in this game.
What did we think about the Sevens and Stripes slot game?
This is obviously a basic slot game - three reels, no special symbols, no features, although it does have that jackpot. It's intended for three-reel fans, and if you're in that group, you can expect a 7 out of 10 effort. Could we score it with anything less than sevens?
Keep an eye on that progressive prize
Everyone will want to grab this, but of course, it will be the toughest one of all to get hold of. It's best to see it as a marginal possibility, if only a distant one.
Demo play introduces you to Sevens and Stripes
This game does have that practice version available, so it makes sense to make use of it.
Play for real if you spot it at RTG casinos
And you should find it together with their other three-reel slots, too.
What about some mobile gaming?
This could vary depending on which casino you visit but check whether you can find a mobile casino that works with Android and iOS to play it this way.