How Crazy 7 works
The only winning line is the middle row marked PAYLINE. Line up three 7s on it and you win. Three of the same colour pays a fixed amount from the table on the machine; any three 7s of mixed colours still pays the smallest prize.
The game has no help page. Its menu only offers Back, Sound, Shake and Logout, so everything below comes from the paytable printed on the machine itself.
Choosing 1, 2 or 3 coins
The machine says 'Play 1 2 3 coins'. BET ONE plays one coin, BET TWO plays two and BET MAX plays three. The prize grows with the coins you put in:
- Green 7s, blue 7s and mixed 7s: 2 coins pay exactly double, 3 coins pay exactly triple
- Red 7s: 100 with 1 coin, 200 with 2 coins, 400 with 3 coins
Why the third coin matters
Red 7s are the only row where the third coin pays more than a straight line: three coins give 400 instead of 300. For every other row, three coins simply pay three times the one-coin prize. So the extra value of BET MAX sits entirely in the top prize.
That is a fact from the printed table, not a promise: the machine does not show how often any combination lands, and there is no RTP shown on the machine.
No extras
There is no wild, no scatter, no free game round, no jackpot meter and no gamble. Every spin is settled straight away on the single payline, which makes Crazy 7 easy to follow and quick to play.
Tips for playing
Quick spins can use up a budget faster than you expect. Decide how many coins you will play per spin and how many spins you will make before starting, and stop when you reach your limit.
Crazy 7 paytable
Coins won for 1, 2 and 3 coins played, as printed on the machine.
| Symbol | 1 coin | 2 coins | 3 coins |
|---|---|---|---|
| Three red 7s | 100 | 200 | 400 |
| Three green 7s | 50 | 100 | 150 |
| Three blue 7s | 25 | 50 | 75 |
| Any three 7s (mixed colours) | 5 | 10 | 15 |
Rules and paytable taken from the in-game help pages in October 2026.