Blood Suckers is a vampire-themed NetEnt slot best known for its unusually high RTP of about 98%. It uses five reels and 25 paylines, with a free spins round that triples wins and a pick-and-click bonus where you stake vampires in their coffins. It suits players who want low volatility and a strong theoretical return, especially when working through bonus wagering. Its rules are easy to follow.
How does Blood Suckers work?
You play on a 5x3 grid with 25 paylines. A wild substitutes for regular symbols, and two different symbols trigger the features: the scatter for free spins and the bonus symbol for the pick game.
Bets usually range from 0.25 to 50 per spin.
The low-paying symbols are card royals, while vampires and garlic pay more. Wins come often, which helps keep your balance steady during long sessions.
The graphics look older than newer NetEnt titles, but the game runs smoothly on mobile and the controls are simple.
What are the Blood Suckers bonus features?
Three or more scatters trigger free spins, where all wins are tripled. The round can be retriggered.
Three bonus symbols on an active payline start the vampire-slaying bonus. You pick coffins to reveal prizes until you find a skull that ends the round.
The top published win is about 1,014x your stake, so the ceiling is modest.
Because the bonus game is a pick-and-click round, it adds variety without much variance. Most rounds pay a moderate prize rather than a very large one.
Is Blood Suckers worth playing? RTP and volatility explained
At about 98%, this is one of the highest RTPs among popular video slots. SlotCatalog notes RTP ranges, so some casinos may run a lower version.
Volatility is low, which means smoother sessions and fewer big hits. If you want steady play rather than large wins, it is a strong option.
An RTP of 98% is a long-run average over millions of spins: in theory the game keeps about 2.0 of every 100 units wagered. It does not predict a single session. Low volatility means wins arrive often but are usually small, so your balance tends to move slowly in both directions.
If you use bonus funds, check that the game counts towards wagering, as some casinos exclude it or reduce its contribution because of the high RTP.
Tips before you play Blood Suckers
- Check the RTP in the game's info screen at your casino, because NetEnt lets operators choose from several RTP settings.
- Many casinos exclude high-RTP games like this from bonus wagering, so read the bonus terms first.
- The sequels, Blood Suckers II and Blood Suckers Megaways, have different RTPs.
- Decide before you start how much you are willing to lose and when you will stop after a win, and use your casino's deposit limits to stick to it.