777 Slot Review & Free Demo Game

777 Slot Machine Review

777, a new classic themed title from Real Time Gaming, follows an old recipe, but it manages to make it interesting with modern graphics and a progressive jackpot. Obviously, it doesn’t hurt that the RTP looks great as well. Keep reading, and find out if this is a slot to play when you’re in the mood for a classic.

You are playing on 3 reels, spinning them and using 1 active line to form winning combinations. The best wins that you could get here will only return 100x back to you, so getting rich from this slot is not going to be easy. On the plus side, there is a progressive jackpot which the game can deliver, and the value there is a lot better than what regular combinations will offer you. You’re not getting any major features here, with the notable exception of the Hold option, which is not found in classic slots typically.

Betting and Prizes

We are getting the option to set up the wager for the round, and since there is only 1 line, it’s simple enough to figure out how it all works. The total bet, which you select from within a range of $0.10 to $200, will all go towards a single payline.

The returns are only average, with the best combination (three 7s) paying 100x. With the wager set to its highest value, this brings you $20,000 back. The game’s progressive jackpot is visible at the top of the reels, and it’s typically of higher value, though it’s still in the five-figures range.

I especially liked about 777 that it has a high RTP, of 97%, which is great for a slot machine. There are few titles that reach this kind of return, and it’s even rarer in games with 3 reels and classic themes. Naturally, this probably includes the progressive jackpot as well, so the game itself probably has a lower RTP than this.

777 Game Features

As is the case with a lot of classic slot machines, there will be no regular features inside, so no wilds, free spins or multipliers, to mention a few possibilities.

What is present in this game, is the Hold option. It’s a button that appears underneath all three reels. You spin the reels first, and you get a set of symbols. Next, if you didn’t get a winning combination, you can choose to Hold (lock) one or two of those reels. Only the ones which are still unlocked will spin again, hopefully bringing you the symbols needed to form a combination. There is an element of strategy here, which I loved seeing, since it’s quite rare in slots of all types.

The Hold option has a cost associated with it, which varies, based on the potential outcomes of the round. If you’re trying to get high value symbols, the price of the Hold option might be bigger than if you tried to get a smaller win.

The Card & Coins symbol has a low value when you get it just once or twice to appear, but with three on a line you will trigger the slot’s progressive jackpot.

Theme & Design

777 is a classic, there is no mistaking its theme for something else, and it’s something you can figure out based on its title alone. The 7 symbol is the one to pay the big prize, followed in order by the 3Bar, 2Bar, 1Bar and the Cards & Coins symbol. Combinations can form with mixed Bar symbols as well, or with 1-2 low value Cards.

Conclusion

777 is not a bad classic to be playing, particularly with that 97% RTP. I enjoyed its graphics as well, which his unusual for me to say about a 3-reel game.

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