Seven Seven Pots and Pearls Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Seven Seven Pots and Pearls Review

Honestly, Swintt slots tend to be all over the place in terms of overall quality, which is where our detailed slot reviews can come in handy. In this one, we’ll take a look at the Swintt slot that goes by the name of Seven Seven Pots and Pearls. Is it any good, though. Well, we’ll find that out soon enough, and we can kick things off by telling you that it all takes place across 5 reels, 3 rows and 50 fixed paylines

The theme of Seven Seven Pots and Pearls is entirely old-school, which means that you can look forward to a classic assortment of symbols and straightforward visuals. Some of the symbol designs are fine, there can be no doubts about that, and we appreciate the animated Pearl symbols, but it’s nothing exciting overall.

Mathematically speaking, Seven Seven Pots and Pearls is a medium volatility slot, and its hit frequency is 19.24%. Wins can be as high as 1,080x your bet here, and you can play for stakes between £0.10 and £100 per spin. It's also worth noting that the game comes with RTP ranges, and that the values on offer are 85.38%, 90.09%, 92.21% and 95.37%.

Seven Seven Pots and Pearls Features

There are 8 pay symbols in Seven Seven Pots and Pearls, and they are divided evenly into 4 low-paying symbols and 4 high-paying symbols. For the former, there are lemons, cherries, plums and oranges. For the latter, there are BARs, grapes, melons and sevens. Sevens are worth the most, and they pay out even in sets of just two.

For specials, there are Wilds, Scatters, Diamond Bonus symbols and Pearl symbols. Wilds can appear only on the three middle reels, but they work as Expanding Wilds that expand to cover entire reels.

If you get 3 Diamond Bonus symbols in one go, you’ll get to choose one for a Mystery Win, which can be 30x, 60x, or 100x your bet.

The central gameplay feature, though, is called the Pearl feature, and you can trigger it by landing 6 or more Pearl symbols in view in one go. What we have here is your classic Hold and Win affair with 3 respins that you can reset by landing new Pearl symbols.

Regular Pearl symbols are worth up to 30x your bet, and you can also land Jackpot Pearls. The jackpots are called Minor, Major, Maxi, and Mega, and they are worth 5x, 25x, 250x, and 500x your bet, respectively. You need to land 3 Mega Jackpot symbols to grab the Mega jackpot, while all the other jackpots are given for even just a single corresponding Pearl symbol. Interestingly Maxi and Mega Jackpot Pearls can land even outside the Pearl feature. In any case, if you manage to fill the entire board with Pearl symbols before you run out of respins during the Pearl feature, you’ll double all Pearl values (except Maxi and Mega jackpot values).

Finally, you can also try to increase your wins via the Gamble feature, and it’s your classic card-guessing affair.

Review Summary

Overall, Seven Seven Pots and Pearls just isn’t worth your time. Its Pearl feature is sort of fine, but the slot doesn’t deliver in any of the other major respects, so we can’t give it our recommendation. Unfortunately, this is one of those bad apples that Swintt tend to release every now and then!

Pros

• Pearl feature is fun
• Expanding Wilds

Cons

• Boring theme and graphics
• No free spins
• Subpar math model
• Just not worth your time

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