Blood Club

Peter & Sons keeps 72 titles in our catalogue, and Blood Club, dated 24 April 2025, is the horror-and-Halloween entry among them. The reel setup is deliberately plain: five reels, fixed paylines, nothing layered on top. No Megaways here. Tumbling reels, a progressive pot and a bonus-buy shortcut are all absent too, which means every trip into the paying part of the game has to be spun for.

A 20,000× ceiling on five plain reels

The maximum is listed at 20,000× the stake, and a volatility grade of 5 out of 5 is what pays for it — those two numbers describe one design decision from opposite ends. Betting spans 0.20 to 50 per spin. That 250-fold spread accommodates cautious budgets and heavier ones without changing the underlying odds. Our sources don't yet carry a published RTP for this title, so we cannot line it up against the 96.08% median drawn from 9,226 rated games; treat the blank as unknown rather than as good or bad news.

Horror fans with tolerance for dead spins are the natural audience. Not one for grinders. If a missing return figure bothers you, and at level 5 variance it reasonably might, pick a slot where the number is published.

Every reel game keeps a house margin, and with no RTP on record that margin cannot even be quantified for Blood Club. Play at 18+ only, with a loss limit fixed in advance.