Bars & 7s Slot Review – Demo, RTP & Features

Bars & 7s is a slot with three reels and eight rows, and it comes courtesy of the Wazdan Gaming studio.

Straight off the bat this is a slot that looks really interesting because of what you can see. Everyone is used to playing slots and fruit machines, with the latter applying to those who have been around for slightly longer. But have you ever wondered what’s going on inside?

In Wazdan Gaming’s Bars & 7s, players get the chance to play a slot inside a slot if that makes sense because that’s the theme that’s being put forward by the developer. And seeing all the cogs and lights really catches the eye, it has to be said.

As usual, the type of slot that Wazdan Gaming are giving us can be described as simple and minimalist, but the visuals are at odds with this, and it’s not a bad thing. Instead, the graphics are what grabs your attention and makes you want to spin the reels of the game, be it on desktop, mobile or tablet, as it works seamlessly on all three.

Of course, as the slot’s title suggests, the gameplay itself and the winning element revolves around bars and 7s, which are traditionally seen on the reels of fruit machines and retro slots.

Wazdan Gaming simplify proceedings as much as possible by three matching icons along a payline producing a prize. In most instances, one payline triggered will see players recoup their initial stake, while triggering more will see them in line to take prizes that represent profit.

Game Features

Bars and 7s reign supreme in this slot, and they feature in a typical Wazdan Gaming inclusion that you could class as a mini-game of sorts.

When a player sees a win on the reels, there’s an option to gamble the prize they’ve won up to seven times. Now, the way they go about this is by guessing which icon will land on the reel displayed – a Bar or a 7.

Guess correctly, and the prize doubles. Guess incorrectly, and it’s lost. Players don’t have to gamble their prize, and they can choose to cash out during gamble mode, too.

And accompanying the gamble option, as usual, is the chance for players to play the game on their terms by setting the variance. The three settings available are low, medium and high, and this puts players in complete control of how the game should play out in terms of the prizes it delivers and how frequently.

For players who enjoy smaller prizes but winning more often, they should take low variance. High volatility is larger prizes but a lot more spins that yield nothing. Meanwhile, medium variance is somewhere in the middle of that.