Paris Gamblers review · NetEnt · 2009
Blood Suckers is an old-school NetEnt slot that still stands out for its unusually high 98.00% RTP and gentle pacing. The 5x3 grid keeps the rules compact, while tripled Free Spins and a coffin-pick bonus give the gothic theme two clear feature breaks.
Paris Gamblers score
4.3/5
Best for
players who want high RTP and low-volatility feature play
A strong classic for players who value high RTP and steady low-volatility play more than a large maximum multiplier.
Blood Suckers is a low-volatility vampire slot with 98.00% RTP, 25 paylines, triple-win Free Spins, and a simple coffin-pick bonus.
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Blood Suckers RTP
98.00%
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Compare RTPBlood Suckers volatility
Low
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Compare volatilityBlood Suckers max win
900x bet
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Compare max winsBonus shape
25 paylines
The free-spins rules decide where the slot's value sits, especially when wilds, multipliers, or retriggers carry the upside.
Compare free spinsBlood Suckers uses five reels, three rows, and 25 paylines. Wins form from left to right on the active lines, while the Wild substitutes for regular symbols and can also pay as its own symbol. Scatter wins can pay anywhere on the grid.
Three or more Scatters award 10 Free Spins, and all line and Scatter wins during the round are multiplied by three. A separate set of Bonus symbols can trigger the Vampire Slaying pick feature, where successful coffin choices build a prize and a bats reveal ends the round.
Blood Suckers suits players who prefer frequent smaller results and a high theoretical return over rare oversized hits. Its two bonus types are easy to understand, and the low-volatility model makes it a useful contrast to sharper modern slots.
Players chasing five-figure multipliers, dense cascades, or layered modifiers should look elsewhere. This is a compact 2009 design, and its appeal rests on clear rules and unusually strong RTP rather than spectacle.
The simple 5x3 grid and 25-line structure remain easy to read on a small screen. The older visual style is less polished than newer mobile-first slots, but the Scatters, Wilds, and coffin picks stay visually distinct.
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Hit-frequency guide
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RTP mechanics guide
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NetEnt lists Blood Suckers with 98.00% RTP.
Three or more Scatters trigger 10 Free Spins. All line and Scatter wins are tripled, and another three or more Scatters can retrigger the feature.
NetEnt lists a maximum payout of 900x bet.