Triple Sevens Progressive Blackjack
Triple 7s Progressive Blackjack is a unique online progressive blackjack game which allows a range of bet sizes, and is connected to multiple casinos. New casinos are joining this system and continuously adding to the overall jackpot being offered to Triple 7s players.
Triple 7s Progressive Blackjack accumulates deposits from its players at all participating casinos and creates giant jackpots. Triple 7s Progressive Blackjack is backed by PlayCheck, which enables players to obtain a complete history of their game play for up to 7 days after they have finished playing.
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| TRIPLESEVENS JACKPOT WINNERS | |||
| Randy K | $ 64,189.50 | Vegas Palms Casino | 21 Mar 2003 |
| Renee B | $ 21,836.11 | Lucky Nugget Casino | 13 Feb 2003 |
| Ian C | $ 20,507.19 | Ladbrokes Casino | 30 Jan 2003 |
| Ian C | $ 10,119.84 | Ladbrokes Casino | 18 Jan 2003 |
| Seng O | $ 11,417.43 | 7 Sultans Casino | 17 Jan 2003 |
| Patricia H | $ 11,562.18 | Royal Vegas Casino | 16 Jan 2003 |
| Kathleen J | $ 71,126.66 | Piggs Peak Casino | 14 Jan 2003 |
| Patrick M | $ 26,864.05 | Royal Vegas Casino | 07 Dec 2002 |
| Daniel F | $ 49,720.15 | Golden Tiger Casino | 21 Nov 2002 |
| Robert S | $ 12,152.74 | Royal Vegas Casino | 25 Oct 2002 |
| Robert S | $ 58,841.36 | Royal Vegas Casino | 23 Oct 2002 |
| Jonathan D | $ 12,125.85 | Ladbrokes Casino | 30 Sep 2002 |
| Jane G | $ 114,074.06 | Royal Vegas Casino | 28 Sep 2002 |
| Steven K | $ 60,077.16 | Vegas Villa | 11 Aug 2002 |
Robert T, Utilities Purchasing Agent, won a $16,239.09 jackpot on Triple Sevens at The River Belle on July 5th, 2002.
What are you going to do with all that cash?
Purely enjoyment! A trip to Reno and Lake Tahoe.Do you have any special advice for your fellow players?
Never say NEVER!What is your dream holiday destination?
A golfing vacation to Peeble Beach and Augusta National.What else would you like to share with us?
I am 52 and married and work as a purchasing agent for a municipal utilities district in a resort community. I love golf, our pets and working in the yard. Jackpot won't affect me other than having a little extra fun with the money to spend on my wife!Jan S, Casino Professional, won a $10,378.65 jackpot on Triple Sevens at The River Belle on June 16th, 2002.
What was your reaction to hitting the jackpot?
I called my friends over to see if it really happened!
What are your plans for your winnings?
Catch up on bills and continue gambling.What's your dream vacation?
I would love to go to Egypt and see all of the old and wonderful sights there.Do you have any advice for your fellow Jackpot Madness players?
Do what you enjoy and don't feel guilty if others don't approve.Do you have any hobbies?
Movies and gambling!Pamela W, Client Representative, won a $14,823.63 jackpot on Triple Sevens at Jackpot City on June 15th, 2002.
What was your reaction to hitting the jackpot?I jumped around and screamed. I stayed in shock for about 3 hours!
What are your plans for your winnings?
Catch up on bills!What do you do for good luck?
My mins pins sit with me all the time I am playing.What's your dream vacation?
Hawaii.Do you have any advice for your fellow Jackpot Madness players?
Always treat people how you want to be treated.Do you have any hobbies?
Playing Bingo.
How to play Triple Sevens Blackjack
Triple Sevens Blackjack
Triple Sevens Blackjack is based on standard Blackjack, and has a side bet that makes you eligible for additional payouts, one of which is the Progressive Jackpot. To win the Progressive Jackpot you need to receive three consecutive Diamond Sevens in one hand.
The side bet is a compulsory bet that makes you eligible for additional payouts, one of which is the Progressive Jackpot. The side bet is fixed at one credit. The side bet area is above the main bet area, and is marked with Jackpot.
Standard Blackjack rules and payouts apply. However, your first card must be a Seven to qualify for any of the Jackpot related payouts. A combination of consecutive Sevens qualifies you to win payouts on the side bet feature.
Note:
If you receive two consecutive Sevens in your hand and split, your Jackpot Bonus amount will drop to the value of a single Seven in each hand.
The Progressive side bet payouts are shown in the Triple Sevens Blackjack paytable below:
Combination of Sevens777 Three Diamond Sevens PayoutProgressive Jackpot
777 Three Sevens, same suit 1000
777 Three Sevens, different suits 250
77 - Two Sevens, same suits 50
77 - Two Sevens, different suits7 - - Single Seven 255
If you receive any combination of Sevens, the Triple Sevens Blackjack paytable will highlight your win and a blue label will be shown above the cards indicating what winning combination you have received. You can continue playing as normal and at the end of the game the win will be made final. The winning line on the paytable will flash and the label will turn orange.
Example:
If you receive a Seven of Clubs and a Three of Clubs you will win a payout of five credits, regardless if you win the hand or not.
Similarly, if you receive a Seven of Clubs, Seven of Diamonds and a Seven of Hearts consecutively, you will receive a payout of two-hundred and fifty credits.
If you receive three consecutive Diamond Sevens from the first card of a hand, you will win the Progressive Jackpot and the win amount will be paid out immediately.
Note:
Triple Sevens Blackjack can only be played by Real Account users in a supported currency. Guest Account users cannot play Progressive Blackjack. And you can only win the Progressive Jackpot amount if you receive three consecutive Diamond Sevens in your hand.
What is Progressive Blackjack
Progressive Blackjack is based on standard Blackjack, and has a side bet that makes you eligible for additional payouts, one of which is the Progressive Jackpot. To play the Progressive Jackpot you need to be a Real Account user.
During a game of Progressive Blackjack, cards are dealt from a 5-deck shoe which is effectively shuffled after each round. Traditionally, a shoe may contain one standard 52-card deck to six such decks. Since this version of Progressive Blackjack is played with a 5-deck shoe, you have the best possible chance of winning.
The side bet is a compulsory bet that makes you eligible for additional payouts, one of which is the Progressive Jackpot. The side bet is fixed at one credit. The side bet area is above the main bet area, and is marked with Jackpot. The side bet feature is explained in the section Triple Sevens Blackjack.
Once you have placed your bet in the main bet area and clicked the Deal button, you will be dealt two cards and the dealer one card.
The object of Blackjack is to obtain a hand with the highest possible value without exceeding 21. All face cards - Kings, Queens and Jacks, have a value of 10. Aces can have a value of either 1 or 11.
If your initial two cards do not total 21 you may request additional cards. This is called a hit. If your hand exceeds 21, you will go bust. If you choose to hit, but your hand still does not equal 21, you may request additional cards until you reach 21 or go bust. You can keep your hand by choosing to stay. If you are dealt a Blackjack - an Ace and a card with a value of 10, the dealer will automatically lose. However, if the dealer's single card is an Ace or a card with a value of 10, the dealer will draw another card to try match your Blackjack. If the dealer's two cards do not match your hand, he will not be allowed to draw further cards.
If you go bust the game is over and the dealer wins. If you reach 21 or choose to stay the dealer will draw another card. If the dealer's hand is less than 17 in value, he will continue to draw cards until his hand value equals 17 or more. If the dealer does not go bust, the value of the dealer and your hands are then compared. If your hand is a higher value than the dealer's, the Casino will pay you twice the amount you originally wagered. If you win on Blackjack you will be paid out 2.5 times your original wager.
The Progressive
The Progressive is a constantly accumulating prize, the value of which is displayed and regularly updated in the Triple Sevens Blackjack game. The Progressive is displayed as credits not as coins. In other words, if the Progressive is 5,600 this refers to 5,600 CREDITS that could be won and not 5,600 coins.
If you are playing the Progressive and you get three Diamond Sevens consecutively from the first card of a hand, you will win the Progressive Jackpot. A splash screen is displayed notifying you that you have just won the Triple Sevens Blackjack Progressive.
The Progressive will then reset to a fixed minimum value.
Special Rules and Regulations Relating to the Progressive
To win the Progressive Jackpot you need to receive three Diamond Sevens consecutively from the first card of a hand.
The Progressive is displayed as credits not as coins. In other words, if the Progressive is 5,600 this refers to 5,600 CREDITS that could be won and not 5,600 coins.
All Progressive winnings will be subject to final confirmation by the Casino and the software supplier. This decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
The Casino has taken every possible precaution to ensure that the Progressive value displayed in the game matches the value on the Casino server. Please note that it is the Progressive value on the server that is used when the Progressive is paid out.
Progressive Blackjack Features
The Increase and Decrease buttons are used to adjust the size of your bet. These may be represented as either a (+) and (-) symbol, or up and down arrows. The bet size can only be changed between games.
The Deal button starts a new game of Blackjack.
The Hit button deals you another card.
The Stand button ends your hand and moves the game on to the next phase. This can be either the completion of the dealer's hand, or of your second hand in the case of a split.
The Split button is only available when you receive two cards of the same value. So, if you are dealt two Kings, you will have the option to split the cards and play with two separate hands or keep them together as one hand. If you choose to split you will automatically bet the same amount for your second hand as for your original bet.
Note:
If you split a pair of Aces and then receive a card of value 10, this is taken as 21, not a Blackjack. You can only get Blackjack when the first two cards dealt equal 21.
The double option is only available on your first two cards, if the value of your hand is 9, 10 or 11. You cannot double after you have split your hand. Once you choose to double you will only receive one more card. This is essentially a wager on your next card being of sufficient value to beat the dealer's hand.
The Insurance button is only available when the dealer's first card is an Ace. Insurance is a bet against the dealer getting Blackjack. The insurance bet costs half your original bet and will pay 2 to 1 if the dealer gets Blackjack. If you have two cards of the same value you have the option to take insurance on your hand. And if you split your hand, you have the option to take insurance on both hands.
Playing the Game
Playing Triple Sevens Blackjack is easy. When starting the game for the first time, you will be presented with the Blackjack table with the default minimum bet placed on the main bet area, and one credit placed on the side bet area marked Jackpot.
You can increase or decrease the amount you want to bet with the Increase and Decrease buttons. These are represented by either a (+) and (-) symbol, or an up and down arrow. The size of your chip pile will change as you do this.
Once you have decided on the size of your bet, start the game by clicking on the Deal button.
You will be dealt two cards and the dealer one card.
Once your second card is dealt you must decide whether to take another card, called a hit, or to stay.
If your first two cards dealt to you are an Ace and a card with a value of 10, then you have Blackjack. This means that unless the dealer has an Ace or Ten you automatically win the game and are paid out 2.5 times your original bet.
If the first card dealt to you was a Seven of any suit, you will qualify for the Triple Sevens side bet. The side bet feature is explained in the section Triple Sevens Blackjack.
If you draw another card and the value of your hand now exceeds 21, you have gone bust and have lost the hand.
You can play again by clicking on the Deal button.
If you are satisfied with your hand click the Stand button to end your hand. The dealer will now draw cards until his hand exceeds or equals 17 in value. If the dealer's hand exceeds 21 you win because the dealer has gone bust. If the dealer's hand exceeds 17 in value but is less than 21, the value of your hand, or hands if you split, are compared to the dealer’s. The hand of higher value wins.
If your hand is of higher value than the dealer's, you receive double your wager back. If not, you lose your wager and can play again.
Note:
A side bet is compulsory and is fixed at one credit.
Triple Sevens Blackjack Rules
This version of Blackjack is played with a 5-deck shoe and is effectively shuffled after each round.
A side bet is a compulsory bet fixed at one credit that is placed by default when you enter the game. The side bet makes you eligible for additional payouts, one of which is the Progressive Jackpot. The side bet amount is added to your bet amount and displayed in the bet box.
Note:
Your first card must be a Seven to qualify for any of the Jackpot related payouts. For the 77 payouts, your first two cards must be Sevens and for the 777's payouts your first three cards must be Sevens.
You may draw up to nine additional cards, the total of eleven cards, as long as the value of your hand does not exceed 21. If your hand does exceed 21, this is called a bust, and you automatically lose the hand. If your hand does not exceed 21 after receiving eleven cards, you will automatically stay and the dealer will play his hand.
The dealer must stand on all 17 and draw on 16. This means that if the dealer’s hand is less than 17 in value, he must draw one more card. And if the dealer’s hand is more than 17 in value, he must not draw another card.
If the dealer gets Blackjack after you have split or doubled, your entire wager, both original and double or split amounts are lost. However, if you receive any combination of Sevens in your hand, you will still receive a payout for the Triple Sevens side bet.
The face cards - Jack, Queen and King, all have a value of 10 in Blackjack.
An Ace may have a value of either 1 or 11. When the value of the Ace is taken as 11, this is referred to as a soft hand. An Ace will adopt the value most beneficial for your hand. For example, an Ace and an 8 will add up to 19. However, if you choose to take another card causing the hand's value to exceed 21, the Ace will revert to a value of 1.
If you are dealt an Ace and a card with the value of 10 - either a natural Ten or a face card, as your first two cards, this is called Blackjack. In this case, your cards will automatically stay. If you beat the dealer with a Blackjack you are paid out 3 to 2.
If you receive two cards of the same value you may split your hand. This means that one pair is divided into two separate hands. If you split your hand, you can wager a second amount equal to that of your original wager, on the second hand. You then play both hands as normal.
Face cards of the same value but not of the same denomination, cannot be split in this version of Blackjack. So, while a King and Ten have the same numerical value, a hand consisting of these two cards cannot be split.
If you split a pair of Aces and then draw a card with a value of 10, this is not counted as Blackjack. This hand will have a value of 21. It will beat any dealer's hand with a value less than 21, draw against a dealer's hand with a value of 21, and lose against a dealer's Blackjack. This rule also applies to splitting pairs of cards with a value of 10. So, if you split a pair of Tens or face cards, then receive an Ace, this hand is not counted as Blackjack.
Note:
If you receive two consecutive Sevens in your hand and split, your Jackpot Bonus amount will drop to the value of a single Seven in each hand.
If the value of your initial two cards is 9, 10 or 11 then you are allowed to double. This is a wager that your next card will be sufficient to beat the dealer’s, not yet complete, hand. The wager costs the same as your original bet, but if you win you will be paid out double your total wager, or four times your original wager.
Insurance only covers your original wager, it does not cover any Double Down bet. When the dealer is dealt an Ace you are given the option to place an insurance bet. The insurance bet costs half your original wager. If the dealer gets Blackjack you will be paid out 2 to 1 but will lose your original wager. If the dealer does not get Blackjack you lose your insurance bet and the game proceeds as normal.
After all hands have been played your hands are compared to the dealer's hand. If the value of both hands is the same it is called a push. In the case of a push you receive your bet back and no one wins. Blackjack, although it has a value of 21, beats a hand with a value of 21. If both the dealer and you have Blackjack this is considered a push.
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