GAMOMAT Launches Burn the Sevens Online Slot

GAMOMAT is preparing to launch Burn the Sevens online on Thursday, 29 October, introducing the land-based slot to digital players as the first title in its new Tower Games series. The high-volatility game centres on a simple but tense choice: collect the growing Cashpot or continue climbing for potentially larger rewards.

The title builds on the original Tower Feature, developed and created by GAMOMAT, which has helped establish the game’s appeal in land-based venues. Its online version retains the central bank-or-climb concept, combining straightforward mechanics with the risk of losing accumulated progress.

Three Towers Drive the Gameplay

Burn the Sevens features three towers represented by sevens, bells and cherries. Each matching symbol advances its corresponding tower by one level, increasing the Cashpot as players progress.

However, a Reset skull can appear at any point, sending all three towers and the accumulated Cashpot back to zero. Players must therefore weigh the potential for greater rewards against the possibility of losing their progress.

Completing a tower unlocks additional payouts whenever its associated symbol appears again. These rewards are worth 6x, 35x or 250x the bet, depending on the completed tower. Filling the final tower awards an additional 500x the bet.

Players can also collect the Cashpot during their climb, with its value reaching up to 410x the bet. This creates a recurring decision between securing the current reward and continuing in pursuit of higher returns.

The visual design combines flaming sevens, colourful fruit symbols and metallic elements, drawing on the familiar style of classic slots.

First Release in GAMOMAT’s Tower Games Series

Burn the Sevens will be distributed exclusively through GAMOMAT’s Remote Gaming Server, G-RGS, from 29 October. The company is also developing further titles for the Tower Games series, which will introduce new interpretations of the bank-or-climb gameplay concept.

Dietmar Hermjohannes, Managing Director at GAMOMAT, said the original Tower Feature was built around a straightforward idea: the tension created as a tower grows, with the possibility of further progress or a reset at every stage.

He said the game’s success in land-based venues had made its transition online particularly meaningful and expressed excitement about players experiencing the same gameplay tension digitally. Hermjohannes added that he was proud to see the original concept become the basis for a wider Tower Games series.

A preview of Burn the Sevens is available on the GAMOMAT website.