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Blood Suckers slot

Blood Suckers is a vampire-hunting slot from NetEnt with 5 reels, 3 rows and 25 paylines. Three or more Vampire Bride scatters award 10 free spins in which line wins are tripled. Three or more bonus symbols on a payline open the Vampire Slaying bonus instead, a coffin-picking game that pays for every vampire you find until a coffin full of bats brings it to an end.

Editorial note: this guide explains how Blood Suckers works. Rules, features and payout figures are set by the studio and can differ between operators and game versions, so check the game’s information panel before you play. Slots are games of chance, and nothing here predicts results. Availability at Fortune Games can change.

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Blood Suckers: key facts

Studio NetEnt
Reels and paylines 5 reels, 3 rows, 25 paylines, as the game screen and the paytable in our lobby show
Volatility Low
Wild A vampire; substitutes on the paylines and also pays on its own
Top line payout Five wilds on a payline: 300x the stake (£75.00 at a 25p stake), as the paytable in our lobby shows
Scatter The Vampire Bride: 3 or more anywhere start the free spins, and scatters pay a prize of their own (from £0.50 for two to £25.00 for five at a 25p stake), as the paytable and the free spins rules in our lobby show
Free spins 10; line wins are tripled, except in the extra spins from a retrigger and in the bonus game, as the free spins rules in our lobby show
Retrigger 3 or more scatters during the free spins add 10 more, as the free spins rules in our lobby show
Vampire Slaying bonus 3 or more stake-and-hammer bonus symbols on a payline, starting from the leftmost reel
Coffin picks Every vampire found pays a prize; the round ends when a coffin releases bats
Autoplay and turbo Not available at sites licensed in Great Britain; UK rules require at least 2.5 seconds between the start of one game cycle and the next
Stakes From 25p a spin in the studio’s range. UK rules cap online slot stakes at £5 a spin, or £2 if you are 18 to 24
RTP Shown in the game’s information panel
Series Blood Suckers (the 2017 sequel is compared below)

All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.

Blood Suckers paytable in the Fortune Games lobby at 25p a spin: five wilds pay £75.00

The paytable at 25p a spin: five wilds pay £75.00 and five scatters £25.00, and both pay from two of a kind. Game and artwork © NetEnt.

Blood Suckers paytable in the Fortune Games lobby at 25p a spin: the game has 25 fixed bet lines

Further down the paytable: the potion and the Bible pay £1.00 for five and the garlic £0.75, and the game has 25 fixed bet lines. Game and artwork © NetEnt.

How Blood Suckers plays

This is a straightforward line game. Wins are made by matching symbols along any of the 25 paylines on a 5x3 grid, and the wild, a vampire, stands in for other symbols to complete them. Stakes in NetEnt’s range start at 25p a spin.

Blood Suckers game screen in the Fortune Games lobby at 25p a spin: 5x3 reels with 25 numbered paylines

Blood Suckers in our lobby on 11 November 2026, at 25p a spin: the 5x3 reels with the 25 payline numbers down both sides, and a scatter and a bonus symbol in view. The bottom line shows your net position and the elapsed time, which UK rules require for online slots. Game and artwork © NetEnt.

The game is rated low volatility by the game databases that list it. Its two features start in different ways: the Vampire Bride scatter counts wherever it lands, while the bonus symbol, a stake and hammer, has to line up on a payline from the left.

Free spins with tripled line wins

Three or more Vampire Bride scatters anywhere on the reels start 10 free spins. Line wins in these spins are multiplied by three. Landing three or more scatters again during the free spins retriggers the round with another 10 spins, though line wins in those extra spins are not tripled. The round always starts with 10 spins, however many scatters set it off.

Blood Suckers free spins rules page in the Fortune Games lobby at 25p a spin: three or more scatters start 10 free spins

The Free Spins rules: three or more scatters start 10 free spins, and line wins in them are tripled, except in the 10 extra spins a retrigger adds and in the bonus game. Game and artwork © NetEnt.

The Vampire Slaying bonus

Three or more bonus symbols in a row on a payline, starting from the leftmost reel, take you into a dark room lined with coffins. You choose which coffins to open. A sleeping vampire inside adds coins to the bonus total, and you keep picking until a coffin lets out a swarm of bats. That ends the round, and everything collected is added to the win for the spin.

Blood Suckers compared with Blood Suckers II

NetEnt returned to the theme in 2017 with Blood Suckers II, which keeps the 5x3 grid and 25 paylines but follows a new lead, the vampiress Amilia, on a hunt for her ancestors’ treasure. Its Blood Rose Free Spins also number 10 with all wins tripled, while the coffin game gives way to the Hidden Treasure bonus. The sequel also adds a random Scatter Shot feature, which can add a third scatter when two have landed.

Game Grid and lines Free spins Bonus game
Blood Suckers 5x3, 25 paylines 10, line wins tripled Vampire Slaying: pick coffins until the bats appear
Blood Suckers II 5x3, 25 paylines 10 Blood Rose Free Spins, all wins tripled Hidden Treasure

All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.

What Blood Suckers pays: a worked example at 25p

The game screen in our lobby showed a stake of 25p a spin, which is 1p on each of the 25 fixed bet lines. Five wilds on a payline pay £75.00, or 300x the stake, and five of the vampire in the red headdress, the highest-paying symbol after the wild, pay £5.00, or 20x. Most prizes in the paytable are much smaller: three potions or three Bibles pay 5p, a fifth of the stake, and three garlic pay 2p, less than a tenth of it. Three scatters pay £1.00, or 4x the stake, as well as starting the free spins.

The free spins are played at the same bet as the spin that started them, and line wins in them are tripled. Five of the vampire in the red headdress would pay £15.00 instead of £5.00, which is 60x the stake rather than 20x, and three potions would pay 15p instead of 5p. If a retrigger adds 10 more spins, the same five vampires would pay £5.00 in those extra spins, because, as the rules are worded, line wins in those spins are not tripled. When the round ends, its total is added to any win from the spin that started it.

What our lobby check showed

Many descriptions of Blood Suckers say that every win in the free spins is tripled. The Free Spins rules in our lobby, checked on 11 November 2026, are narrower: they triple bet line wins, except the line wins in the 10 additional spins a retrigger adds and in the bonus game. On that wording, the tripling applies to line wins in the original 10 spins, not to every win in the round.

Who Blood Suckers suits and how a session feels

Blood Suckers may suit players who like a line game with a pair of features to look out for. It is rated low volatility, so a session may bring small line wins, many worth less than the stake, with a scatter prize, the free spins or the Vampire Slaying bonus breaking it up now and then. Neither feature comes on a schedule: each spin is separate from the last, and a run of spins without one does not make it more likely.

Blood Suckers at Fortune Games

NetEnt’s vampire hunt is one of the slots in our lobby (18+). As autoplay is switched off at every site licensed in Great Britain, each Blood Suckers spin here is started by hand, and the Vampire Slaying bonus is hands-on too, because every coffin is opened by your own pick. Fortune Games has an app on the App Store and Google Play.

Frequently asked questions

Do the Vampire Bride scatters pay on their own?

Yes. Scatters pay a prize of their own, set by how many land and paid separately from the line wins, wherever they are on the reels. When three or more land, that prize is paid on top of the 10 free spins they start.

What do the symbols in Blood Suckers show?

The tools of a vampire hunter. Garlic, a Bible and a potion are among the paying symbols, the wild is a vampire, the scatter is the Vampire Bride, and the bonus symbol is a stake and hammer.

Is the vampire wild worth anything on its own?

Yes. Besides standing in for other symbols on a payline, the vampire wild is a paying symbol in its own right, with its own line prizes in the paytable. A payline filled with wilds therefore pays even though there is nothing on it for them to substitute for.

Is it Blood Suckers or Bloodsuckers?

The game spells it as two words. In our lobby, the title above the reels reads “Blood Suckers”, and so does the line under the game, next to the studio name, NetEnt.

Is there a Blood Suckers Megaways slot?

Yes, but it is a separate game: Red Tiger released Blood Suckers Megaways in January 2023, with 6 reels and up to 117,649 ways. This guide covers NetEnt’s original, which has 25 fixed bet lines in our lobby.

Where can I check the RTP of Blood Suckers?

In the game itself. In our lobby, its How to Play menu has a Return to Player section, listed just below the Paytable.

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Checked on 1 November 2026 against NetEnt’s game pages for Blood Suckers and Blood Suckers 2, the OLBG, SlotCatalog and casinos.com game records, OLBG’s record for Blood Suckers Megaways (checked 11 November 2026), the Gambling Commission’s stake-limit guidance and remote technical standards, and the game in the Fortune Games lobby on 11 November 2026. Reviewed by Kay Cheadle on 11 November 2026. How we research and check our guides: our editorial policy.