GAMOMAT is bringing Burn the Sevens from the land-based floor to online gaming.

As the first release in GAMOMAT’s new Tower Games series, the high-volatility title captures the thrill of climbing towers, growing rewards and the ultimate decision: collect the Cashpot or keep climbing? The game will officially launch on Thursday 29 October.

Burn the Sevens has proved its appeal in land-based, where its distinctive gameplay has entertained players for years. Built around the original Tower Feature, invented and developed by GAMOMAT, the game makes its online debut, combining its proven gameplay with the excitement of every climb.

The magic of Burn the Sevens lies in its simplicity. With just a few symbols, three rising towers and one crucial decision, GAMOMAT turns straightforward gameplay into genuine suspense. Every spin builds anticipation as the Cashpot grows, while the threat of a reset adds to the drama. Collect or keep climbing? This balance between risk and reward has made Burn the Sevens a lasting favourite.

The action unfolds across three towers, each represented by a classic symbol: sevens, bells and cherries. Every matching symbol adds another level to its tower, building the Cashpot with each step. Meanwhile, the dreaded Reset skull is always lurking, ready to send all three towers and the Cashpot back to zero.

The higher the climb, the greater the rewards. Completing a tower unlocks additional payouts of 6x, 35x or 250x the bet whenever its corresponding symbol reappears. Filling the final tower awards a further 500x the bet. Players can also collect their Cashpot of up to 410x the bet along the way, adding excitement to every decision.

Flaming sevens, vibrant fruit symbols and striking metallic visuals capture the unmistakable energy of classic slots.

Burn the Sevens is the first title in GAMOMAT’s new Tower Games series, with more releases in development that will bring fresh interpretations of the popular bank-or-climb concept to online gaming.

Burn the Sevens will be available exclusively through GAMOMAT’s Remote Gaming Server, G-RGS, from Thursday 29 October.

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.”

Link to demo