Evolution lists Blood Suckers as a NetEnt slot released in 2013, with low volatility and 98.00% RTP on its game page.
The figures listed by Evolution
| Detail | Evolution game page |
|---|---|
| Game provider | NetEnt |
| Game type | Slot |
| Release year | 2013 |
| Volatility | Low |
| Return to player | 98.00% |
The cited page does not list a maximum win, stake range, reel count or detailed bonus triggers. Those fields are omitted rather than filled from another title or a casino review.
How to read 98.00% RTP
RTP describes a theoretical long-run return for the configuration to which it applies. It is not a promise that a session returns that share of the amount staked. The exact game information panel is the right reference if a casino lists a different version or RTP value.
The low-volatility label is Evolution’s classification for the listed game. It does not mean every spin will return something, or that losses cannot occur. It is a comparison label, not a timing tool.
A clear version check
Before relying on an RTP figure, open the information or paytable panel for the actual game build and record the value shown there. Compare the title and provider too, since a sequel or similarly named game is not the same configuration. This page refers to the original Blood Suckers title listed by Evolution.
Demo and feature detail
The source page gives the provider, year, volatility and RTP. Its public text does not provide a full paytable. This package therefore uses original gothic-themed art rather than an external game frame and does not add unsupported reel or bonus claims.
Frequently asked questions
Is Blood Suckers a NetEnt game?
Evolution’s page lists NetEnt as the game provider.
Is 98% RTP guaranteed to a player?
No. It is a theoretical long-run figure for a listed game configuration, not a personal or session guarantee.
What does low volatility mean?
It is the provider’s classification. It cannot predict the result of a particular spin or session.
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