Blood Suckers Slot Review: Features and Bonus Rules

Blood Suckers NetEnt slot artwork

Blood Suckers combines gothic line play with two distinct bonus routes: a ten-spin Scatter feature and a coffin-picking Vampire Slaying game. The important choice is not made by the player at the reels, but by the symbols and their placement: Scatters build a multiplier-based Free Spins round, while Bonus symbols must arrive in a left-to-right line sequence.

Blood Suckers at a glance

ProviderNetEnt
Genre / themeHorror
Game typeVideo slot
Reels / grid5 reels × 3 rows
Reference RTP98%
Volatility2.7 (catalog scale)
Payout mechanic25 lines
Maximum win900× bet
Release date10 November 2009
Main featuresWilds; Scatters and Free Spins Triggered; Vampire Slaying Bonus Game — official rules recorded in source packet

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

Base game and winning structure

The official record describes a 5×3, 25-line game. Wilds substitute for every symbol except Scatters and Bonuses, and can also pay as ordinary symbols when they land in a winning formation. Two or more Scatters pay according to the paytable multiplier applied to the total bet. This is separate from the feature trigger: three or more Scatters anywhere award 10 Free Spins at the triggering bet level and fixed lines. During those spins, every bet-line and Scatter win is tripled, and three or more Scatters retrigger additional spins.

Feature rules and interaction

The second route uses a stricter arrangement. Three or more Bonus symbols must land in succession from left to right on a bet line, and only one Bonus Game can be triggered per spin. The player opens coffins one at a time. A sleeping vampire adds coins to the Total Bonus counter; bats end the game and the accumulated amount is returned to the main-game win. That creates a clear stop condition, but the evidence does not state the number of coffins or the probability of either outcome. The Free Spins multiplier and coffin counter therefore should not be treated as interchangeable bonus value.

Reference configuration

The catalog records RTP 98%, volatility 2.7 and a maximum payout of 900 times the bet. The exact source gives no jackpot or alternate configuration for this standard record, and operator settings may differ.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

The game separates an accessible ten-spin Scatter feature from a line-specific coffin bonus, with explicit triple Free Spins wins and a visible bonus counter.

Weaknesses

The retrigger amount, coffin count and outcome probabilities are not stated, so the duration and value of either bonus cannot be estimated from the saved rules.

Our Editor’s View

Blood Suckers is unusually readable once its two bonus triggers are kept apart. Scatters offer a broad anywhere trigger, a fixed ten-spin starting point and a triple-win treatment, while Bonus symbols demand a line-based left-to-right sequence before the coffin game begins. The latter supplies a visible running total but ends immediately when bats appear. That contrast gives the slot a tangible identity beyond its vampire setting. The limitation is that neither the Free Spins retrigger quantity nor the coffin selection odds are documented, so the headline features cannot be forecast. It suits players who prefer clearly separated bonus procedures and a lower catalog volatility figure; readers comparing exact bonus value should check the active paytable and rules.