Blackjack Super Sevensby IGT Interactive

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Players have the option of placing a side-bet in anticipation of a 7 being the first card and subsequent cards also being 7's. The cost of the side-bet is 1,00. Players have a 1 in 14 chance chances of the first card being a 7 and the return is 3,00. There is roughly a 1 in 66,000 chance of getting the top bonus hand of three suited sevens which pays 1500. The house edge on the side bet is almost 18% and as it is a fixed odds payout rather than a potentially huge progressive jackpot it doesn't make much sense to make the optional side-bet.

The rest of the game is played as traditional blackjack. Players may double-down any first two cards and may split cards of the same value. Doubling after a split is allowed.