Supreme Sevens

Supreme Sevens Overview

Supreme Sevens is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 5 paylines, a 96% RTP and a published ceiling of 1,000x. It was released on 30 March 2025.

No volatility rating is published for this title and we have not invented one. All figures below were read from demo play at a 1,000.00 RSD bet.

Another Fruit Machine With Nothing Added

As with the studio’s Big Hit Sevens, the first thing worth reporting is the absence list. Across eight captures there is no free spins round, no bonus symbol, no jackpot rail, no wild, no buy button and no gamble. Five paylines, six fruit symbols and a seven.

So everything depends on the paytable – and unusually, this one prints the stake it is quoting at the top of the screen: Bet: 1,000.00 RSD.

Coloured Panels Behind the Fruit

The presentation is stripped back and rather handsome: the reels sit on solid colour panels – green, red, purple, blue, gold – that change between spins, against a dark red backdrop patterned with dice and card pips.

The symbols are outlined in white and lit from within: cherries, lemon, orange, plum, grapes, watermelon and a red seven in a gold frame. Payline numbers sit on small plates down both edges.

The Paytable

At the 1,000.00 bet the seven leads: 1,000,000.00 for five, 200,000.00 for four and 20,000.00 for three.

Converted, that is 1,000x, 200x and 20x – and the first of those is exactly the published maximum win. On a game with no features, the best line and the ceiling are the same number, which is how it should be.

Below the seven, watermelon and grapes are tied at 200,000.00 for five (200x), 40,000.00 for four and 10,000.00 for three.

Then plum and orange at 50,000.00 (50x), and lemon and cherries at 40,000.00 (40x), all three of them paying 20,000.00 for four and 4,000.00 for three.

Read the four-of-a-kind column and something useful appears: four sevens pays 200x, the same as five melons. On five paylines, four of the top symbol is worth a full line of the second tier.

Put the whole table in multiples and the tiers are clean: 1,000x / 200x / 20x for the seven, 200x / 40x / 10x for melons and grapes, 50x / 20x / 4x for plums and oranges, and 40x / 20x / 4x for lemons and cherries. Four tiers, and a factor of five between the top two.

The Rules Are Printed in Full

The information screen states them without hedging: All winning combinations begin with the leftmost reel and pay left to right for identical symbols on active paylines. Only highest win is paid for each active payline. Wins on different paylines are added.

That last sentence is what makes a five-line game playable: several lines can pay on the same spin, and they accumulate.

What the Reels Did

Six wins were recorded, and they cover the table neatly: 3,000.00 (3x) from cherries, 8,000.00 (8x) from oranges, 10,000.00 (10x) from grapes, 20,000.00 (20x) from lemons and again from oranges, and 200,000.00.

That last one is the session’s result and the reason to look at this game: four sevens across the first four reels for 200x the stake, with the panels behind them turned gold. It is a fifth of the maximum win from a single spin on a featureless slot.

Note how it was assembled: the sevens landed one per reel rather than stacked, on the middle payline. On five lines, the fourth seven is the whole difference between 20x and 200x.

The colour panels are not decoration either: in the winning captures the panels behind the paying symbols turn gold while the rest stay in their colours, so the shape of the win is visible before the total finishes counting.

What the Session Did

The balance readings run 497,000.00, 508,000.00, 509,000.00, 635,000.00, 655,000.00 and 687,000.00 RSD.

That is a gain of roughly 190,000 – 190x the stake – and essentially all of it is the four-seven spin. Without that one result the session would have been flat to slightly down.

Both money fields are printed twice, in dinars and in credits, so one credit is 0.01 RSD – the same convention as the studio’s other titles.

Five Lines, Drawn Out

The paylines have their own page: five small grids with the paying positions in orange. Lines 1 to 3 are the three straight rows, and lines 4 and 5 are the V and inverted V.

With only five shapes and the numbers lit on the frame when they pay, there is never any doubt about what just happened – which is the main virtue of the format.

The controls are minimal: a BET field with minus and plus, an AUTO key, a gold spin button and a hamburger menu in the top-right corner. The footer also labels the session DEMO in the title bar, which is a small honesty most studios skip.

Who Should Play It

Supreme Sevens is for players who want a genuine five-line fruit machine with an honest top prize. The colour-panel presentation is smarter than most classics, the seven at 1,000x is the ceiling rather than a teaser under it, and four of a kind paying 200x gives the reels a realistic target.

The reservations are the same as for any featureless slot: nothing to wait for and nothing to buy, so a cold run has no rescue. And with no wild anywhere on the game, every win has to be assembled from the reels alone.

One note for the library: all six partner casinos also carry Supreme Sevens Dice from the same studio. Five of them list this title under Foxi, while SunClub still uses the old Fazi name.

Where to Play Supreme Sevens

You can try this game on SunClub Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Supreme Sevens was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.