Secret 7s

Secret 7s Review

This game might not be from a big developer, but they've made a lot of games already. Let's look at Secret 7s. It's pretty simple, but the Colour Spins are a cool idea. It's on a small screen with 3 reels, 3 rows and 9 fixed paylines.

Secret 7s came out in the second part of 2023, but it looks really simple, like the old slots you see in bars. It doesn't have a real theme, and it's mostly about 7s.

Secret 7s has medium volatility, and there's no info on the jackpot. You can bet between £0.10 and £100 per spin. The RTP is only 94.01%, which is not great.

Secret 7s Slot Features

There are only 3 kinds of symbols in Secret 7s - sevens, Wilds, and Bonus symbols. Sevens pay out, and they come in red, yellow, and blue. The symbols get colours after the reels stop, but you can still win with mixed colours. Wild symbols can stand in for the coloured sevens, and Bonus symbols start the Free Spins.

To get to the Free Spins, you need 3 Bonus symbols in one spin. You get 10 free spins, and you can find +1 symbols to get more.

The free spins are Colour Spins, so all sevens are the same colour, which makes it easier to win. Colour Spins can also happen randomly in the main game, but they don't happen often.

You can use the Fortune Bet option to bet 50% more for a better chance of getting Colour Spins in the main game. Also, with Fortune Bet on, all Wilds are also Bonus symbols, so it's easier to get Free Spins.

Finally, there's the Spin Chance option when you don't have enough money to bet. You can risk everything for a chance to spin at the bet level, but you could lose it all.

Review Summary

To be honest, Secret 7s isn't very good, and we wouldn't tell anyone to play it. The Colour Spins idea is new, but it looks really basic, and the game's math isn't good. If you don't care about Colour Spins, don't play it!