Fantastic 7’s is Microgaming’s classic three-reel, single-payline slot. This review covers the original single-machine desktop edition shown in the archived game screen, not the separate MegaSpin version that lets players run several machines. Its centre line uses cherries, bars and two kinds of sevens. There are no substituting wilds, scatter awards or separate free-spin feature in this edition.
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How the single centre line works
The horizontal centre line is the only paying line. Three matching bars or sevens can win, and the paytable also includes mixed bars and mixed sevens. One or two cherries have their own awards. Symbols above or below the centre line are not extra paylines. The inspected screen states that only the highest win is paid on the centre line: a qualifying combination is not paid again under each lower overlapping category.
Coin count, denomination and spin cost
You choose a one-, two- or three-coin wager. The coin denomination converts those coins into the account currency. Spin cost equals coin count multiplied by denomination. For example, three coins at 0.50 cost 1.50; a 30-coin award at that denomination is 15.00. The screenshot displays a denomination of 5, one coin and a bet of 5.00, illustrating that distinction.
Do not confuse the number of coins with a multiplier of the whole stake. The three columns below give total coin awards for each coin-count setting. Select the correct column first, then multiply its award by the denomination. The archive does not establish every current casino’s minimum denomination, currency or availability; check the actual version’s controls before playing.
Verified desktop paytable
| Symbol | 1 coin wagered | 2 coins wagered | 3 coins wagered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Any 1 Cherry | 2 | 4 | 6 |
| Any 2 Cherry | 5 | 10 | 15 |
| 3x Cherry | 10 | 20 | 30 |
| 3 Any Bar | 5 | 10 | 15 |
| 3x Bar | 10 | 20 | 30 |
| 3x Double Bar | 20 | 40 | 60 |
| 3x Triple Bar | 30 | 60 | 90 |
| 3x Any 7s | 40 | 80 | 120 |
| 3x Red 7s | 80 | 160 | 240 |
| 3x Fantastic 7s | 500 | 1000 | 2500 |
Worked ordinary win: three red sevens pay 80 coins at one coin wagered, 160 at two and 240 at three. With a 0.50 denomination and three coins staked, the spin costs 1.50 and the listed award is 240 × 0.50 = 120.00. That is the gross award, not 240 times the 1.50 spin cost.
Worked top award: three multicoloured Fantastic sevens pay 500, 1,000 or 2,500 coins. At three coins of 0.50, the 2,500-coin award converts to 1,250.00 on a 1.50 spin. The third-coin column has a larger top award than a simple threefold increase of 500. This is a paytable difference, not a guarantee of a return or a reason to exceed a budget. The screenshot does not disclose the probability of that combination.
Controls and features in this edition
The pictured desktop interface has coin-value adjustment, Bet One, Bet Max and Spin controls, with separate coin-count, bet and win displays. Check the selected stake before spinning, especially after changing coin count or denomination. The fixed top award is not a growing network progressive jackpot. There is no bonus round to unlock, and no wild multiplier to apply to the amounts in this table.
Archived software may differ from a later browser release. This page does not promise that the original client remains downloadable or that any listed casino currently carries it. The inspected game screen does not show an RTP, so we do not present an unverified percentage as a confirmed setting. Return percentages, where supplied by the actual game, describe long-run mathematical expectations rather than a session result.
Fantastic 7’s questions
How many paylines does Fantastic 7’s have?
The original single-machine edition has one horizontal centre payline across three reels.
Are the paytable numbers multiples of my total stake?
No. They are coin awards for a one-, two- or three-coin wager. Multiply the chosen column’s award by your coin denomination to obtain the currency amount.
Why does the top row show 500, 1,000 and 2,500?
These are separate awards for three Fantastic sevens at the three coin-count settings. The three-coin award includes a non-proportional increase; ordinary rows such as red sevens scale 80, 160 and 240.
Can a single cherry win?
Yes. The inspected centre-line paytable lists one cherry at 2, 4 or 6 coins, depending on wager count. Two cherries pay 5, 10 or 15.
Does it have free spins, wilds or a progressive jackpot?
The original edition has none of those features. The 2,500-coin maximum-column award is fixed and converts to currency using the selected denomination.
Is this the same as MegaSpin Fantastic 7’s?
No. MegaSpin is a separate multi-machine presentation. This review and its examples apply to the single-machine screen pictured here.
Verification source: World Casino Directory’s Fantastic 7’s archive and its original desktop game screenshot. Check the help and paytable in the edition actually offered to you.
