Gamomat Goes Live with Unique 3 Reel Slot Sevens Books

One of the first Gamomat slots in 2021 Sevens & Books is ready and offers a unique Book-style video slot. The title comes with a 3x3 grid and this is probably an interesting option for punters who are fed up with the usual online slot settings and features that all other games in this category seem to have.

Theme, Symbols and Bonus Features:

In this fruit-themed slot during the bonus games, players will receive winnings from just one bonus symbol. This slot has classic symbols like bells, 7s, and a book, which is the star of the game and also acts as the scatter symbol that can bring winnings and activate the extra spins feature. The bonus symbol will be paid out as a scatter on the payline during extra spins. The anticipation builds up with each spin as all symbols except the book can be turned into a bonus symbol which means the higher the payout symbol is, the bigger the win. At least 3 book symbols will activate 10 extra spins. This is a medium volatility game packed with an RTP of 96.10% where players have a decent betting range that goes from $0.05 up to a maximum bet of $100.

From the Media:

Axel Niemann, Gamomat Distribution GmbH Managing Director said: “Sevens & Books brings together two of our most popular themes, but has a fresh twist thanks to the reels set-up. Players will love this bright and absorbing game.”

About the Brand:

Gamomat is a German-based provider of games for land-based and online casinos. The company focuses on the development of slots, jackpots and Maxiplay bonuses, embodying its original concept. The brand also has its own online casino, and its suite of games continues to grow, but its graphics may need some tweaking to keep up with the other providers it competes with. However, special features and jackpots make them more appealing. At the same time, the company said that it does not compete with the major companies of the iGaming industry market in Germany. Content is delivered not only there, but also to the markets of Eastern Europe, Italy, South America and Spain.

By Ivan Stefanovic