Seven payouts (click to enlarge)

A unique Poker game using Blackjack rules
In Seven, players compete against each other, and not the house, in a race for a share of the pot. Each player tries to win Seven more hands than they lose to become the winner.

An exciting new way to play Blackjack
Seven allows the player to play the wildest form of Blackjack found in any casino anywhere. Doubling down at anytime and splitting up to Seven times are just two of the features of this wildly exciting game. You may even find yourself splitting face cards and hoping for the dealer to beat you on certain hands!

How to Play Seven
Ante. All players ante table minimum (this is the game pot), then wagers table minimum in their colored wagering box.

1. Deal. The dealer deals out the cards, starting with the player who has the “dealer button.” This button rotates with each round of hands dealt.

2. Play The Hand. Players play their hands against the house’s hand.

3. Player Wins. If the player’s hand beats the house’s hand, that player moves one win closer to Seven!

4. Player Loses. If a player’s hand loses to the house’s hand, that player’s wager is added to the pot, and his score moves down one (closer to zero). In order to continue, this player has to wager again.

5. Player Pushes. If the p layer’s hand pushes with the house’s hand, that player’s wager and score go untouched for that round.

6. The Winner. The first player to reach Seven, or is the leading player when the game is over**, is the winner!

Wagers are not paid to the player on winning hands; the player’s score is incremented by one.

Seven is played in 10 round sprints! If no one reaches
Seven wins, the score leader prevails.

Check game you play for actual payouts. If two players finish tied for first, they also split the second prize. If three or more players finish tied for first, they all split the first, second and third prizes. If there is only one winner, but two or more players tie for second, they split the second and third prizes between
them.

Rules & Payouts
Each player has a unique color to identify him during game play.

If a player sits out on a round, his score drops by one.

Players may double down at any time for up to one wager on each card in the hand they double on. They receive only one additional card for that hand.

Players may split cards of equal value (including Aces) up to seven times!

Players may draw or double down after splitting Aces.

Spaded Blackjacks pay 5 to 1, Suited Blackjacks pay 3 to 1, others Blackjacks pay 2 to 1, even after splitting.

Any 21 consisting of three sevens pays 7 to 1.

No Insurance. Even money (1 to 1) allowed on Dealer’s Ace.

Payoffs depend on the number of “starting” players in the game.