Rapid Hit Quick Seven is the skill version of our casino game, Quick Seven...

Objective

Create as many hands with a value of seven as possible, allowing one discard per hand.

Scenario

Accumulate the most points as possible, while playing three separate hands of Quick Seven.

Card Values

Numbered cards hold their face value.  Jacks, Queens, Kings, and Aces all have a value of one.

Discard

8’s, 9’s, & 10’s are discarded because their value is greater than seven.

How to Play

1) Start a new game.

2) The game then deals one card face up for each of three hands (right to left).  If the hand receives an 8, 9, or 10, the game will discard it because the value is greater than seven.

3) If the hand’s first card is:

        ·     A Quick Seven: the player receives points; next the card is cleared and the hand receives a

           new card (right to left per hand).

        ·     Six or less: the card remains as is.

        ·     A discarded 8, 9, or 10: the hand receives another card.  If it's another 8, 9, or 10, it’s a

           dealt bust: the player loses points; next the hand receives a new card (right to left per hand).

4) Next, the hole card flips over.

5) Now the player decides where to place the hole card (1 of the 3 hands; no specific order).

6) If the first hand is:

       ·     Six or less: additional cards are dealt until the hand totals seven or greater.  If the hand

           totals greater than seven, one card is discarded leaving the highest hand total.

       ·     A discarded 8, 9, or 10: hit until the hand value is seven (the hit doesn’t have to be

          continuous; hit other hands as needed and return).

7) Once a hand value of seven is reached, the player receives points; next the hand is cleared and the hand receives a new card.

8) Repeat this process until there are no more cards left.

FAQ's

Is there a time limit in this game?

       ·      No, however if you complete the deck in 1:00 or less, you receive 25 additional points.

How many decks of cards are used?

       ·     One standard deck of 52 cards, no Jokers.

What is the difference between a Quick Seven and Seven?

       ·     A Quick Seven is when the first card dealt is a seven (no discard is used).

       ·     A seven is any value of seven, other than a Quick Seven.

What happens when I get a Quick Seven?

       ·     You receive 21 points.

       ·     Next, the card is cleared and the hand receives a new card.

 When does a Discard occur and how?

       ·     Once the hand total is greater than seven.

       ·     One card is then discarded leaving the highest hand total.

 What is the difference between a Bust and a Dealt Bust?

       ·     A bust occurs when a hand with a discard exceeds seven (a bust is required when all three

          hands have a discard and the hole card exceeds each hands total value of seven).

       ·     A dealt bust is a hand that is dealt two cards of 8, 9, or 10 in any combination.

What happens when I Bust?

       ·     You lose points in the amount exceeding seven of the hands total value.

       ·     Next, the hand is cleared and the hand receives a new card.

What happens when I receive a Dealt Bust?

       ·     You lose points in the amount exceeding seven of the hands value.

       ·     Next, the hand is cleared and the hand receives a new card.

How does the game end?

       ·     Once the 52 card deck is completed.

Points (plus/minus)*

Plus:                                         Minus:

Time Bonus: +25 pts                    Bust: -? pts (exceeding seven of the hands total value)

Quick Seven: +21 pts                   Dealt Bust: -? pts (exceeding seven of the hands value)

Seven: +7 pts

*The time bonus and point structure can be adjusted as needed.

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