Blood Suckers

Blood Suckers is one of the most talked-about pokies NetEnt has ever made, and Australian players know it for a single stat: an RTP that sits among the highest of any online slot. This gothic vampire game drops you into a candle-lit castle full of coffins and stakes. You can try it free in the demo above with no account, or read on to understand exactly how the Blood Suckers slot and its RTP work before you spin.

How Blood Suckers plays

Blood Suckers uses a 5 reel, 3 row grid with 25 paylines. The vampire hunter is the wild and substitutes for standard symbols to help complete lines, while the chalice scatter pays from two or more in any position. Enough scatters launch the free spins feature, in which every win is tripled while the round lasts, and more scatters during the feature add further spins. The other headline feature is the Vampire Slaying Bonus Game, reached by landing the coffin bonus symbols from the leftmost reel: on a second screen you hammer stakes into coffins to destroy vampires and collect cash prizes until you hit an empty one.

Blood Suckers RTP, volatility and max win

The reason players seek this game out is the 98.00% RTP, one of the most generous figures in the NetEnt range. Blood Suckers is a low volatility pokie, so it pays smaller amounts more often rather than making you wait for rare large wins, which suits players who want longer sessions from their balance. The maximum win is 900 times your stake on a single paid spin. It is not a huge top prize by modern standards, but the appeal here is consistency and that very high return rather than a giant one-off jackpot.

Playing Blood Suckers in Australia

The casinos shown on this page offer Blood Suckers in AUD, and they are licensed offshore. It is important to be clear about the law: under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, online pokies and casino games cannot be licensed for, or advertised to, Australian residents, so any real-money casino offering this game operates from outside Australia. Nothing here is locally licensed or endorsed. The demo above is the safe way to enjoy Blood Suckers: it runs the full game, including the free spins and bonus round, with no money and no sign up.

Is Blood Suckers worth playing?

For a game first released in 2009, Blood Suckers has aged remarkably well, and its combination of a near-98% RTP and gentle low volatility keeps it on shortlists of the best-value pokies. If you prefer frequent small wins and a bankroll that lasts over the thrill of chasing one massive payout, it is an easy recommendation. Please keep it fun and within your means. If your gambling ever feels like a problem, help is available through responsible gambling support for Australia.