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GAMOMAT Brings Land-Based Favourite Burn The Sevens Online

GAMOMAT will launch Burn the Sevens online on 29 October, introducing the land-based title as the first release in its new Tower Games series.

RHRoxy HardingEditorial Assistant
GAMOMAT Brings Land-Based Favourite Burn The Sevens Online

GAMOMAT will bring its land-based slot Burn the Sevens to online gaming on Thursday, 29 October, marking the debut of its new Tower Games series.

The high-volatility game centres on a risk-and-reward mechanic in which players build rewards by climbing three towers, deciding whether to collect the accumulated Cashpot or continue for potentially higher payouts.

The online release will be available exclusively through GAMOMAT’s Remote Gaming Server, G-RGS.

Burn The Sevens Introduces Tower-Climbing Gameplay

Burn the Sevens builds on the original Tower Feature, developed by GAMOMAT for the land-based gaming market. The online version retains the central mechanic, combining three rising towers with the option to collect rewards or continue climbing.

Each tower is represented by a classic slot symbol: sevens, bells and cherries. Matching symbols advance the corresponding tower and increase the Cashpot, while the Reset skull can return all three towers and the Cashpot to zero.

Completing a tower unlocks additional payouts when its corresponding symbol appears again, awarding six times, 35 times or 250 times the bet, depending on the tower. Filling the final tower awards a further 500 times the bet.

Players can also collect the Cashpot, which can reach up to 410 times the bet, before deciding whether to continue.

The game features flaming sevens, fruit symbols and metallic visuals inspired by classic slot machines.

First Release In New Tower Games Series

Burn the Sevens is the first title in GAMOMAT’s Tower Games series, with further releases in development that will explore variations on the bank-or-climb concept.

Dietmar Hermjohannes, managing director at GAMOMAT, said:

“When I first developed the original Tower Feature for the land-based world, the idea was very simple, and I think that’s what makes it so special. You don’t need complicated mechanics to create real excitement. Sometimes all it takes is watching a tower grow, knowing that it could grow or reset at any moment.

“Seeing Burn the Sevens become such a favourite in land-based has meant a lot to me, and I’m genuinely excited that we’re bringing it online on Thursday. I can’t wait for players to experience that same thrill, and I’m proud to see this idea become the foundation for an entire series of Tower Games.”

Burn the Sevens launches online on 29 October through G-RGS. A game preview is available on GAMOMAT’s website.

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