Sevens High Ultra: Slot Overview

Sevens High Ultra is Quickspin’s return to a slot they originally launched in 2015, called Sevens High, rebuilt and refreshed for today. If you didn’t catch the first release, Sevens High delivered a shiny, fruity, Vegas-inspired vibe and a memorable respin mechanic that could upgrade premium symbols into wilds, similar to Quickspin’s popular Big Bad Wolf. Sevens High Ultra retains those core ideas and introduces an additional Ultra mode where the ride is rougher, but the upside is bigger.

Anyone familiar with the original will recognise the same high-gloss presentation in Sevens High Ultra. More importantly, the standout soundtrack returns as well, smoothly shifting from chilled ambience to house and then into heavy dubstep when big win count-ups kick in. The game runs on a 5-reel, 25-payline setup, and the main new addition is the ‘Ultra’ button, which you can toggle at any point during the base game. The Wild Meter also returns, keeping consecutive winning respins at the heart of the action. Even in a market packed with fruit slots, Sevens High Ultra blends its ingredients in a way that feels genuinely distinctive and fun.

Changing between Ultra Mode and Classic Mode doesn’t alter your bet size, which ranges from 25 p/c to $/€100 per spin. What it does change is the game’s volatility: Ultra is classed as high (5/5), whereas the original sits at a medium level. The RTP also varies slightly between modes, with Classic set at 96.54% and Ultra at 96.06%. The key benefit of Ultra mode is more scatters appearing on the reels, bigger symbol values, and higher winning potential.

A winning combination is formed when at least three identical symbols land next to each other on a payline starting from reel one. The low-paying icons, from bottom to top, are plums, lemons, oranges, cherries, and stars, followed by bells, red 7s, green sevens, and blue sevens as the mid-tier symbols. Hitting a five-of-a-kind using mid symbols returns 3-4x the stake in Ultra Mode or 1.6-2x in Classic. The top payouts come from the 7s once they’ve been transformed into wilds, paying 100x the bet for five across in Ultra Mode, or 20x the bet in Classic. The regular wild matches the value of the ‘7’ wilds, and all wilds substitute for standard symbols to help create wins.

Sevens High Ultra: Slot Features

Sevens High Ultra sticks closely to the original feature set, though Quickspin has boosted certain parts in line with the increased volatility. Respins are still a central mechanic and are where most of the RTP is concentrated. Any win triggers the Wild Meter at the side of the screen and awards a Sevens High Respin. Respins keep coming as long as you continue landing consecutive wins. On top of that, every two consecutive wins upgrades a ‘7’ symbol into a wild, with the feature topping out once all three have been converted. In the base game, a losing respin ends the sequence and the Wild Meter returns to its initial position.

In Classic Mode, landing 3 bonus symbols awards 3x the bet and triggers 10 free spins. Alternatively, in Ultra Mode, seeing 3, 4, or 5 scatters awards 10, 15 or 35 free spins and pays 3x, 10x, or 500x the bet. In both modes, landing at least 3 scatters during the bonus round retriggers free spins.

With free spins are active, every two consecutive wins converts a ‘7’ symbol into a wild and adds +2 free spins. The major twist in the bonus is that the Wild Meter does not reset, so if you activate the premium wilds early, they stay with you for the rest of the feature.

Sevens High Ultra: Slot Verdict

It’s easy to understand why fans of old-school, Vegas-flavoured slots would be drawn to this update. The original still holds up well for a title that’s more than five years old, and Sevens High Ultra keeps the same sparkle—arguably even more so when you switch into the higher-volatility option. The best part is that players don’t need to pay anything extra to change modes; you simply choose the one that suits how you want to play. As Quickspin says in the blurb, ‘Grab a drink and a bite to eat while you put your feet up and spin the reels.’ That sounds like a decent plan.

Although the bet range remains unchanged, the RTP drops a touch in Ultra mode, though the difference is small enough to be barely noticeable. In play, however, the two modes feel clearly separated, behaving exactly as the paytable suggests. Put simply: Classic delivers more frequent wins, while Ultra aims for larger ones. Ultra is geared toward players who prefer a riskier edge—where it’s easier to stumble, but where the bigger prizes are. The gap in Wild symbol value between the modes is huge: a full screen in Classic pays 500x, while the same result is worth 2,500x in Ultra Mode. As a result, Ultra pushes the maximum win up to 6,768x the bet. For those who like the numbers, this win was recorded across 300 billion simulated spins.

It’s a welcome touch that you can jump between modes without adjusting your stake—so whether you’re chasing more wins or bigger wins, it’s just a switch away. Either way, Sevens High Ultra keeps its cool, club-like atmosphere, the Wild Meter adds a satisfying achievement-style pull, and the payouts are respectable too. If you enjoyed the original Sevens High or you’re generally into glamorous fruit slots, Sevens High Ultra should hit the spot.