Blood Suckers
slotlowBy NetEnt · Vampires / gothic horror
NetEnt's 25-payline vampire slot, stated at 98% RTP and low volatility — which is exactly why most casinos exclude it from bonus wagering.
Game specs
Provider-stated default — real casinos may run a different configured RTP.
Spec source: SlotCatalog — https://slotcatalog.com/en/slots/Blood-Suckers (98.00% is the stated default and matches the queue sheet; the page flags configurable RTP settings. Release year 2013 per the source page and its review text; the queue sheet says 2011. No win cap is stated here — the page lists 1,014x and the sheet 600x, and they cannot both describe the same figure)
Features and mechanics
Mechanics
Themes
About Blood Suckers
Blood Suckers: common questions
What is the RTP of Blood Suckers?
The stated return for Blood Suckers is 98.00%. That is a long-run average measured over millions of spins, not a promise about the session you play.
How volatile is Blood Suckers?
Blood Suckers is a low-volatility game: wins land more often and are usually small, which keeps a session steadier than a high-volatility title does.
Can you buy the bonus in Blood Suckers?
No — Blood Suckers has no bonus buy. The bonus round can only be triggered in normal play.
What are the minimum and maximum bets in Blood Suckers?
Stakes in Blood Suckers run from 0.25 to 50 per round, in whatever currency your casino uses. Individual casinos can narrow that range.
Terms used on this page
Plain-language definitions, in case any of the above was jargon.