7's Club Deluxe

7’s Club Deluxe Overview

7’s Club Deluxe is a five-reel fruit slot from Triple Cherry with 3 rows and 25 paylines, an RTP of 96.02%, a medium-high volatility rating and a published maximum win of 3,783x the bet. Stakes run from 0.50 to 50.

Triple Cherry also publishes a hit frequency of 20.53%, so roughly one spin in five returns something. The game ships with several RTP settings, so the 96.02% figure is the standard version and a casino may run a different one.

The figures below were read from demo play at bets of €50.00 and €25.00, in euros.

A Neon Casino Floor

The reels sit in a purple and blue cabinet, set against a blurred casino floor lined with slot machines and neon lights. A row of arrows runs along the top of the frame, and the board glows pink once free spins begin.

The symbols follow the fruit-machine tradition: plums, cherries, lemons, oranges, grapes, watermelons, a golden bell, a gold BAR and a blue diamond. The red 7 in a blue tile has a special job, and a round Lucky Wheel symbol starts the bonus.

The Paytable and the Wild

The prize table lists the regular symbols in pairs, from the diamond and BAR at the top down to cherries and plums at the bottom. Pays are for combinations of matching symbols from left to right, starting from the leftmost reel.

The 7 is the Wild. It substitutes for every other symbol except the Bonus symbol, and it has its own entry at the bottom of the table.

The payout values on the prize table screen are printed in very small type, so we do not quote them symbol by symbol here. The wins we captured in play give a clearer picture of the scale.

The rules screen also draws all 25 prize lines in a grid of small diagrams, from the three straight rows to V shapes and zigzags that cross all three rows. With that many lines on a 5x3 board, most positions sit on several lines at once.

Base Game Wins

At the €50.00 bet, a plum line paid €20.00 (0.4x) and a short BAR line paid €50.00 (1x). Both are typical of a medium-high game in the base mode: frequent small returns that do not move the balance far.

The 20.53% hit frequency and a 25-line layout mean most paying spins look like these two. The bigger results come from the bonus.

The Lucky Wheel

The Bonus symbol is a colourful Lucky Wheel. According to the game rules, three consecutive Bonus symbols in any position award a free spin on the wheel of fortune.

The wheel itself is a big illuminated machine that fills the screen, ringed with coloured lights. Its segments carry spin counts and other prizes, and a pointer at the top picks the result.

In our session the pointer stopped on SPIN 4, and the screen announced “You won 4 free spins!” The wheel ran at the €25.00 bet we were playing at that moment.

“Consecutive” is the key word in that rule: the three Bonus symbols need to sit on neighbouring reels, but not on the same row. One Lucky Wheel symbol visible on the fifth reel in our base-game capture shows how it can land without anything happening.

Free Spins with x2 Reels

During free spins the board changes colour and X2 markers appear above the 1st, 3rd and 5th reels. A counter below the reels shows the free spins left and the running total prize.

Both of our free spin captures show several Wild 7s on the board. With two spins left, a board with three 7s paid €110.00 (4.4x). On the last spin, six 7s together with grapes and a bell paid €140.00 (5.6x).

That round shows the pattern: the 7 Wild and the x2 reels work together, and the round’s value depends on how many Wilds land under the multiplier markers.

Buying the Bonus

A BONUS button next to the spin button opens the Wheel of Fortune Phase screen, offering immediate access to the bonus feature. The bet can be adjusted there, and more than one wheel spin can be bought in one go.

At the €50.00 bet, one wheel spin cost €1,630.00, which is 32.6x the stake. The price is deducted from the balance as soon as START is pressed.

That is cheap compared with the 80x to 100x buys common in current releases, but the purchase buys a single wheel spin, not a guaranteed number of free spins. What the wheel lands on decides the value.

A MAX button also sits beside the controls. It sets the maximum stake in one tap, so check the bet display before spinning if you use it.

The two buttons are easy to confuse at a glance, since BONUS and MAX sit on either side of the spin button with the same shape and colour. Neither spins the reels by itself, but both change what the next action costs.

Who Should Play It

7’s Club Deluxe suits players who like classic fruit symbols but want a feature with some variety: a wheel that decides the size of the bonus, and a free spins round with fixed x2 reels.

The 3,783x ceiling is moderate. The wheel buy at about 33x the stake is one of the cheaper ways into a bonus we have seen, which makes it easy to try out the feature at a low stake.

The limitation is the paytable screen: its values are hard to read, so it takes a few spins to learn what each fruit is worth.

Where to Play 7’s Club Deluxe

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

7’s Club Deluxe was not listed in any of our six partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026, so the demo above is the easiest way to try it. Casino lobbies change often, and it may be added later.