Sevens Wild Video Poker

This classic video poker game is based around the rules of five-card draw but, as you probably guessed from the name, all 7's are wild! Naturally, that means that 7's can be used as if they were any other card to complete the best winning hand possible, but there are also bonus payouts for hands like Wild Royal Flushes and Four 7's. The payouts in Sevens Wild video poker are slightly lower than those found in Deuces Wild for one reason: 7's are simply better than 2's. They can be a part of five different straight combinations while deuces (2's) can only take part in two straight combinations.

In case you don't already have some experience playing five-card draw video poker, here's how it works. Sevens Wild  real money video poker starts when you make a wager. You can choose coin denominations including 5 cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, and $5, and then you can play as many as five coins per hand. Once you've made your first bet, you will receive five cards. Click on the cards that you want to keep, and then click the draw button. You will automatically receive replacements for the cards that you did not click and your hand will be complete. Refer to the pay table below to see how valuable each hand is in Sevens Wild.

You may be surprised to see that you need at least three of a kind to get any kind of payout in Sevens Wild. This, however, isn't as strange as it might seem because of the wild card. Getting three of a kind can be accomplished the old fashioned way, or by getting any pair and a seven in the same hand. If Sevens Wild video poker paid out for pairs, every single hand with a seven would be a winning hand!