7Mojos

About the Company

7Mojos is an internet game developer based in Varna, Bulgaria. Their parent company, Win Models, has staffed and managed private tables for live casino providers such as Ezugi and VivoGaming since 2015.

The current CEO and one of the co-founders, Nikolay Zhelev has been with 7Mojos since late 2018 and remains as CEO of Win Models.

The online real money game developer is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority as well as the State Gaming Commission of Bulgaria.

Win Models itself is a subsidiary of Zariba Group, a company with several years of development experience in HTML5 games. Through the main company, the team has published over 40 casual game titles with over 20,000,000 downloads clocked.

One of their subsidiary studios is responsible for developing several VR games for iPhone and Android users that can be played with Google Cardboard, Google Daydream, or any other affordable headset that turns your personal phone into a virtual reality device.

This reviewer recognizes at least one title from the Virtual Amigos library, a well-executed escape game called Haunted Rooms.

VR Roller Coaster in Deep Space and VR Zombies also seem like familiar titles.

Skill games and casual games that may or may not make it to the real money realm include Belote, Hearts, Crazy 8, Ludo, Dominoes, Euchre, Escoba, Swiss Jass, Scopa, Four in a Row, Rummy, Schnapsen, Chinchon, Backgammon, and Skat.

In September 2020, Vivo Gaming announced that it had formed a partnership with 7Mojos for content distribution. The deal includes Unlimited Blackjack (bet behind) and Live Dealer Andar Bahar along with over 20 random number generator games in HTML5.

Software and Games

In addition to games, the company offers a complete back office. Industry professionals interested in the product can visit the website for more information.

Of interest to players are the abilities for operators to create cash bonuses and free slot spins, provide instant replay of live games, and a Reality Checks module which allows the operator to comply with regulations in your jurisdiction and gives you control over your gaming spend.

Live Games

The user interface is feature-rich. Swipe betting allows players to bet on entire zones on the roulette table with a single swipe. Baccarat side bets and switchable themes offer a comprehensive selection of choices in an immersive, rich, and colorful environment.

Depending on the operator's preferences, live chat may be available for talking with other players, the dealer, or a support agent.

Save your favorite bets for quick play.

Detailed game history is available so you can see all of your statistics with a single tap... hot, cold,, sectors, outside bet frequency drops, recent bets, and more.

Player controls include themes and table views. Select a solid or transparent theme along with a 3D or 2D betting pool.

The basic game suite includes roulette, blackjack, unlimited blackjack, and baccarat.

Slots

Simply for a taste of the titles and themes available we'll provide a partial list and then get into a few of the individual games themselves.

• Big 5 Africa
• Dragon’s Flower
• Golden Vegas
• 20 Hot Twist
• 40 Hot Twist
• 60 Ultra Classic Hot
• Adventure Saga
• Lucky Fruit Lines
• Many more...

The HTML5 games load quickly on a handset as well as a desktop device. The splash screen that appears upon loading is often the paytable - that is a nice touch.

The graphics are crisp, clear, and the color palettes are well-defined.

Mathematically we find everything from low volatility to high with low hit frequency to high hit frequencies.

Line counts vary between the games, as we would expect for another element of good variety, and as can be seen above, the themes run the gamut from fruities to the Big Five safari-viewing animals of Africa.

The theoretical return to player percentage doesn't deviate widely among the games we tested with a little over 95% RTP being the norm on high-variance games.

Big 5 Africa

This is a colorful 30-pay line game played on 5 reels. In-game animations include animals roaring and grunting as well as animated wild and scatter symbols. African tribesmen's spears fly across the screen at certain intervals, and the kalimba (finger piano) music is fitting to the theme. The reel sounds are 'clicky' but not annoying.

Three or more scatters award an instant payout and trigger 10 free games with a 3x multiplier. While it has no effect on the game's outcome, players can click or touch individual reels to freeze them while the other reels continue to spin.

Dragon’s Flower

This is another 5x3, thirty-line video slot with RTP just a shade under 95.67%. It has a low hit rate but high volatility.

Wild Geisha symbols appear on all five reels and scattered golden Dragons appear on reels 2, 3, and 4 only. Landing all three of them on any spin will trigger 10 free games.

We'll go out on a limb here without more metadata, but it's an easy guess that a great percentage of the RTP occurs during the bonus feature...

Our first clues? Low hit frequency and a 20x multiplier for every win during the bonus game!

Golden Vegas

Here we find a thirty-line slot on five reels with RTP just a bit over 94%, a high hit rate, and a medium volatility index. That means you are going to hear the bells and whistles often, but they won't be very large wins on average.

The good thing maths-wise is that with a medium-risk game, it would take millions of spins to ever reach the theoretical RTP anyway, so the joy in this game would be the frequent hit frequency and you stand just as good of a chance to win big as on a higher RTP game with the same volatility - over the long run.

Where most of the money most likely lies in wait with this game is in the bonus wheel, the Wheel of Fortune.

The 7s symbol is wild, scatters appear on the three central reels and trigger 12 games with 4x payouts, and the bonus symbol uses the same mechanic.

Land a Bonus symbol anywhere on reels 2, 3, and 4 to trigger the mini-game. Spin the wheel to win prizes including a 'jackpot' as well as free spins.

Since we've seen little deviation in the "physical" layouts of the games after sampling three for you, we'll choose another at random and see what we come up with.

Rune Wars is deep enough in the catalog to provide a good chance it is an older game. But alas, 30 lines, medium hit rate, high volatility - we'll try again...

We tried several titles and all came in with about 95% RTP, some were low volatility, and some were medium or high. All had 30 pay lines until we happened upon Underwater Adventure - with 40 lines. Immediately after that, we saw 40 Fruity Reels and the light came on, then Hot Fortune Reel 80, and chills ran up and down the keyboard.

40 Fruity Reels is a great game for long playtime. The RTP is 96.7162%, the hit rate is high, and the volatility is medium. This is the kind of game you can sink into and play for a while, even on a small bankroll.

Scatters simply pay, they don't trigger any features. The 7 is wild but doesn't expand. This is a classic 5-reel game with 40 lines and good payouts.

Hot Fortune Wheel 80 is another game that looks like it comes from the past, which is pretty cool. Look for four reels this time and 80 fixed pay lines. It has frequent hits and lots of small wins. The RTP is 96.8086%.

Wild symbols substitute for all but bonus symbols and bonus symbols reside on reels 2, 3, and 4. Land all three to get a chance to spin another randomized wheel of fortune.

RNG games conclusion

One mechanic we failed to mention earlier is that all the RNG slots we tested offered a gamble game at the end of a winning spin. It's possible to go for double or nothing up to 5 times or to win up to 10,000.00. Guess red or black.

The Final Word

It's interesting to think that we may have visited the Varna studios when playing at a site that offered Vivo Gaming or Ezugi live dealer suites and never even knew we were playing at a private table operated by Win Models or 7Mojos.

The quality of the dealer streams is obviously on par with those two well-known brands, and as we know Evolution acquired Ezugi a few years ago, the quality is good enough to "the best".

The slot games were "okay" and surprisingly, we found the more retro-esque titles to be our favorites. The newer titles were "fine", they had decent art and animation, etc., but not too much in the way of contemporary innovations like some of the more avant-garde studios offer.

All told, yes we would play the live dealer games without any hesitation and we wouldn't skip the slots catalog if it were included under the provider name at a favorite gaming site. We simply wouldn't seek the games out with so much more out there nowadays as well as our own time-honored favorites.