Three Reel Sevens

Three Reel Sevens Overview

Three Reel Sevens is a Foxi (Fazi) slot, released under the studio’s TipTop label, on a 3×3 grid with 5 paylines. It carries a 96% RTP, low volatility and a maximum win of 1,000x the bet, and it went live on 25 June 2025.

It is a deliberate throwback: no bonus round, no free spins, no collection meter – nine positions, five lines and a pay table you can read in one go. Every figure below was taken from demo play at the €2.00 and €6.00 stakes.

Theme and Graphics

The cabinet is dressed in deep red and black, with the title in chrome and neon across the top and vertical red panels running down both sides like the shoulders of a physical machine. The reels sit on a pale cream strip that keeps the fruit bright without the neon competing.

★ Two mascots flank the logo: a panda in a red jacket on the left and a tiger in a white suit on the right. They are signage only – neither ever appears as a symbol, and the reels are pure fruit. Winning positions are outlined in the colour of the line that made them, so you can see which of the five paid without reading a message.

What the Symbols Pay

The pay table is seven lines long and quoted at the €2.00 stake. The red 777 pays €200.00 for three, which is 100x the bet and comfortably the top of the game.

Below it the watermelon returns €80.00 (40x), the grapes €40.00 (20x), the plum €20.00 (10x), the orange €10.00 (5x), the lemon €8.00 (4x) and the cherries €2.00 – exactly the stake back.

★ The gap between the top two symbols is the thing to notice. The 777 pays two and a half times what the watermelon does, and the watermelon pays twice the grapes. From there down the steps are small, so everything in this game hangs on the sevens.

The Arithmetic of the Ceiling

A single line of sevens is 100x. On a 3×3 grid a board filled entirely with sevens completes all five lines at once – five times 100x, or 500x. The published ceiling is 1,000x, double that, so the top of this game sits beyond anything the reels alone produce.

What the Session Produced

Five lines on nine positions means three straight rows and two diagonals, and the captures show both paying. One board at €6.00 has plums at the top right, the centre and the bottom left – a clean diagonal – for €60.00, the 10x plum line scaled up from the €2.00 table.

Another at the same stake fills the bottom row with three oranges inside a green frame for €30.00, and a third, back at €2.00, catches grapes on two lines at once for €80.00. A fourth pays €40.00 for a single row of grapes.

The balance moved from €50,054.00 down through 50,024.00 and 49,994.00 to €49,964.00 – a ninety-euro drift, with something landing on most spins and none of it coming from the sevens.

Credits and Euros

★ The bottom bar shows both currencies at once. The balance reads €50,054.00 with 5,005,400 underneath it, and the bet reads €6.00 with 600. One credit is one cent, which is the traditional fruit-machine display – but it does make the numbers look a hundred times larger than they are.

Who Should Play It

Three Reel Sevens suits players who actively want the old format back: five lines, seven symbols, nothing to wait for, and a result on nearly every spin. At a 96% RTP with low volatility, it does what a bar-top machine does. Controls match that: BALANCE, a BET stepper, the win figure in large yellow numerals, an AUTO button and a round yellow spin button. What it will not give you is a big number – the best line pays 100x and even a perfect board falls short of the published ceiling.

Where to Play Three Reel Sevens

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.

Three Reel Sevens was listed in the MrJones game library under Foxi (Fazi) when we checked on 21 September 2026.