Blood Suckers 2

Blood Suckers 2 is NetEnt's gothic vampire-hunting pokie and the sequel to Blood Suckers, one of the highest-returning slots ever released. This time you follow Amilia, a hunter searching her ancestors' castle for hidden treasure, and the game trades the original's stark horror look for richer artwork and a bonus round with real personality. This page covers how Blood Suckers 2 plays, what to expect, and where to play it free or for real in NZD.

How Blood Suckers 2 plays

The game uses 5 reels and 3 rows with 25 paylines. The headline feature is the Hidden Treasure Bonus Game, triggered by three or more bonus symbols: you move through the castle opening coffins and chests, collecting prizes until you hit the vampire that ends the round. That bonus alone can pay up to 670x your stake, which is most of the game's ceiling. There are also free spins with a wild that substitutes for everything except the scatter and bonus symbols, plus a scatter that pays across the reels regardless of position.

Blood Suckers 2 RTP, volatility and max win

Blood Suckers 2 has an RTP of 96.94%, comfortably above the industry average, and low volatility. NetEnt lists the maximum win at 1,200x your stake. The hit rate is around 40.75%, so roughly four in ten spins return something. That combination of a high RTP, a low-risk maths model and frequent small wins is why it is such a common choice for clearing bonus wagering. Worth knowing: the original Blood Suckers returns about 98% but caps out lower at 900x, so the sequel trades a little RTP for a higher ceiling and a better bonus round.

Playing Blood Suckers 2 in New Zealand

Blood Suckers 2 is available at most online casinos serving New Zealand players, and you can play it in NZD once you deposit. The free demo above runs on play money, so you can trigger the Hidden Treasure round and see how it works before committing real cash, with no account or deposit needed. If you play for real, the casinos listed on this page currently offer it to Kiwi players. Where free spins are attached, read the terms as those winnings normally carry wagering requirements.

Is Blood Suckers 2 worth playing?

For a low-volatility pokie it holds up well, mainly because the Hidden Treasure round gives it something to build towards rather than just steady small wins. The high RTP and gentle variance make it a sensible pick for longer sessions and for working through bonus terms. If you care only about return, the original Blood Suckers is still the better maths at roughly 98%. Please gamble responsibly and only stake what you are comfortable losing.