European Black Jack Lucky Sevenby Merkur Interactive

In European Black Jack Lucky Seven you will try to get a hand closer to 21 than the dealers without going over 21. Take the Lucky Seven side bet to predict that one or more sevens will be dealt to the respective box. Merkur Interactive offers three versions of the game. Each version; Classic, Pro, and High Roller has the same rules, but each game has different table limits. Play for as little as 0.10 per hand in the classic version, or as much as 200.00 per hand 1-3 hands per game in the High Roller version.

In European Black Jack Lucky Seven is played from a show of six decks. The dealer will stand on all 17 hands and does not peek for blackjack. Players may double down on hard 9, 10, 0r 11 and split Aces will only get one card each. Each hand can be split once for a maximum of 6 hands per game round. The side bet will pay as much as 5000:1 for three suited sevens, 500:1 for three off-suit sevens as well as 3:1 for a single 7 as your first card.