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Triple 7s: The Progressive Blackjack Game

For anyone who has ever enjoyed a game of blackjack, Triple 7s blackjack is the way forward. More than just a simple, fun blackjack card game, Triple 7s blackjack is a progressive jackpot. This means that players are eligible for a lot more money, should they make the highest bet. But basically, Triple 7s blackjack is blackjack with an edge (especially when it comes to making money). Most blackjack casinos offer Triple 7s blackjack as it's an easy game to play once one understands blackjack; there are not many differences between the two games.

Winning Triple 7s Blackjack

Winning the big money on Triple 7s blackjack requires 3 diamond 7s in a row from the first card of the hand dealt. It's not so common but when it happens it's so worth it for the payouts. So players want to focus on getting 7s (as opposed to just any card combination reaching 21 in standard blackjack). Because for any 7 one gets there is usually a bonus to be earned. If a player wants to really go for big money wins, they should check out the casinos with the most players. As in all progressive jackpots, the more contributing players, the bigger the money pot. And if you are going to be playing a progressive jackpot, it's worth going the whole way and playing for the most money possible.

Triple 7s Blackjack Payouts

Just one 7 in Triple 7s blackjack gets a player 5:1. An unsuited pair gets 25:1 and a suited pair earns a player 50:1. Check your specific casino to see what is on offer for that all elusive Triple 7. Bonus payouts are where the real fun in Triple 7s blackjack comes in.

Rules of Triple 7s Blackjack

5 decks of cards are used, shuffled pre-game. Side bets are set, using a coin or credit. To win Triple 7s blackjack, a player has to get a better hand than the dealer (avoiding going over 21) or hoping the dealer exceeds 21. One can split and re-split in Triple 7s blackjack but not on cards with the same value but different denomination like a Jack and a 10. Only with a 9, 10, 11 can one double down. One hand at a time is played. One gets their money back in a draw. All face cards are valued at 10 and aces are either 1 or 11, depending on what the player decides.

So if you like the idea of playing blackjack and want something a bit more exciting and financially rewarding, check out the different blackjack casinos and their payouts for Triple 7s blackjack.The progressive blackjack game of Triple 7's can't be beaten for fun and excitement.