Draw Sevens™ — It's fast, intuitive, and jackpot-charged

Draw Sevens is an exciting new casino table card game, offering a fast-paced, easy-to-learn experience, with broad player appeal. Featuring multiple payout options and the thrill of progressive jackpots, it’s a fresh take on classic card gaming-built for quick rounds, high engagement, and global reach.

Draw Sevens is the debut release from Wagercomms, developed in association with Million Games. As the first all-new casino table card game in decades, it introduces fast-paced, intuitive gameplay with multiple payout opportunities and the thrill of progressive jackpots.

This one-of-a-kind table card game features two progressive jackpots — a major and a minor — delivering excitement with every draw. Built on a certified RNG, it ensures a true-to-life gaming experience and fully unbiased outcomes. Draw Sevens is now available to players and casinos worldwide.

Draw Sevens is fully optimised for cross-platform play, supporting multiple devices and operating systems. With a responsive layout in both portrait and landscape modes, it deliveres smooth, adaptive gameplay — anytime, anywhere.

Draw Sevens delivers multiple layers of casino game action in one fast round. The dealer draws one card, followed by two cards for the player. The dealer’s card is then subtracted from player’s total. Players can place bets on Over 7 or bet Under 7, in combination with the Progressive 7 side bet — unlocking the chance to win one of two progressive jackpots.   

Games by Wagercomms

How to Play

Place your bets, and the dealer draws one card, followed by two cards dealt to the player.

The player’s hand value is calculated by subtracting the dealer’s card value from the combined value of the player’s two cards. 

Bet on Over Seven or Under Seven, with the optional Progressive Seven side bet — unlocking the chance to win one of two progressive jackpots.   

Winnings

A winning hand is when your final total is either over or under seven, depending on your bet. Additional payouts are available through Seven, and Safe Seven, Splitting Pairs, and Progressive Jackpots — one suited and one non-suited.

Game Details

- Played with a six-deck shoe (no jokers)

- Card values: Ace = 1; J, Q, K = 10; all others at face value

- Bet options: Over 7, Under 7, and optional Progressive 7 side bet

Winning Hand.............Pays

Over 7.................................1 to 1

Under 7..............................1 to 1

Seven.................................7 to 1

Safe Seven.....................4 to 1

Progressives..................Jackpot

Split Pair............................1 to 1

Negative...........................Free Card

Gameplay

Draw Sevens can be played one-on-one (player vs. dealer) or in multiplayer mode with up to five players against the dealer. Each player wagers individually against the house — your hand is unaffected by others' hands, except when multiple players win on the Progressive 7 bet, in which case the jackpot is shared.

Seven — The player holds cards of the same suit (hearts, diamonds, spades, or clubs). If the dealer draws a card of the same suit, and the difference between the player’s total and the dealer’s card is 7, it’s a winning hand.

Safe Seven — The player holds two cards of the same suit (hearts, diamonds, spades, or clubs) that total 7.

Progressive Jackpot — Active only when the Progressive 7 side bet is placed.  

- Major Jackpot: Three suited 7s

- Minor Jackpot: Three non-suited 7s

Only the highest win per hand applies.

Splitting Pairs

Two cards of equal value may be split into separate hands. When splitting, an additional bet equal to the original is placed, and one card is dealt to each new hand. Re-splitting is not allowed.  

Negative — If your hand’s total value is negative, you receive one free card and an additional chance at a winning outcome on your Under 7 bet. 

House Edge

Draw Sevens has a house edge of 2.64%, corresponding to a theoretical return to player (RTP) of 97.36% with optimal play. Actual RTP may vary depending on individual player strategy.