However, there must be a chip on the corresponding betting area for any 7s dealt to pay out, and the side bet can only be played alongside a bet on the base game. The side bet is optional so the player can use it on all three hands, on a single hand, or on none of them. The exact payouts can be seen in the table below: Outcome This increases again if the cards are the same colour or suit. To make the bet, simply place a chip on the betting area marked ‘777’ like we have done in the image above, highlighted with a yellow arrow.Ī single 7 will see you paid out, but if you get two or the dealer also has a 7 you will get paid out a higher amount. Blazing 7’s Side BetĮssentially, being dealt 7s is the way to win this side bet. It is possible to surrender in this game too, which will return half of your stake and end the game early. The game is played with up to 3 hands at a time but the player can choose to only play one or two if they prefer.

Gameplay and RulesĪnyone who has played blackjack before won’t find anything new to contend with in the base game of Blazing 7’s. The maximum bet is £100 on each hand and side bet, while the max base game win is £750 per hand. It is played with 6 decks that are shuffled between each hand, and the minimum bet on both the base game and the Blazing 7s side bet is just 10p. They haven’t messed around with the rules too much so everything rests on the side bet in terms of what’s changed. Blazing 7’s Blackjack is another title by SG Digital (Scientific Games) and it runs on an RNG engine so players can play at their own pace.

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