NetEnt · 2009 · free spins / pick bonus
Blood Suckers: 98%, and worth the four second wait
The highest licensed return figure on this entire board, on one build, with no lower variant hiding behind it. It also takes 4.2 seconds to load and the buttons are small.
The phone check
Upright, the spin button shrinks and the bet stepper crowds it. A wide thumb hits the wrong one. The demo pulls about 16 MB before the first tap registers, which on a poor bar is where the 4.2 s goes. Getting money back out is a separate count and we keep it at cashout.
One build, one return figure
NetEnt licenses a single build of this one, at 98%. The figure in the game's rules footer will match the figure above, every time. That is not true of the 123 titles here that ship in more than one configuration.
98% is the reason to open it
Nothing else here is above 97.24%. NetEnt licenses this at 98% and has never shipped a cut down version of it, which means the figure in the rules footer is the figure you get. Low volatility on top of that, so the balance moves in small steps rather than cliffs.
That combination makes it a common choice for clearing wagering requirements, and operators know it.
The handset part
Portrait holds. 4.2 seconds is genuinely slow, and the coffin animation is why. Twenty five cents a spin, roughly 80 spins on a twenty, 25 lines on 5x3, 1,014x ceiling. Other titles clearing 96.5% are at high RTP.
The rest of it
| Studio | NetEnt |
|---|---|
| Released | 2009 |
| Board | 5x3, 25 lines |
| Mechanic | free spins / pick bonus |
| Volatility | Low |
| Top licensed return | 98% |
| House edge on that build | 2% |
| Max win | 1,014x |
| Minimum stake | C$0.25 |
| Spins on twenty dollars | about 80 |
| Free demo | yes, no account needed |
| Tags | classic, popular |
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