At a glance
| Provider | NetEnt |
|---|---|
| Release | 2015 |
| Grid | 5 reels × 4 rows |
| How it pays | 40 fixed paylines |
| RTP | 96.58% |
| Volatility | Medium |
| Max win | Not stated as a bet multiple |
| Bonus feature | Free spins round with stacked wilds |
How Dracula pays
Wins are paid on 40 fixed paylines from left to right. Symbols can appear stacked, so a single reel can be covered by the same symbol and connect several lines at once.
Medium volatility means wins tend to arrive more evenly than in high-volatility games, with smaller peaks.
Features
- Stacked symbols and stacked wilds can cover whole reels.
- In the Bat Feature, Dracula turns into a cluster of bats that land on the reels and change into random symbols.
- A free spins round is the game's main bonus feature.
- Bet range and available autoplay depend on the casino and market.
Stacked symbols explained
What stacking means
The same symbol fills several positions on one reel, sometimes the whole reel.
Why it matters on 40 lines
A fully covered reel takes part in many paylines at once, so one stack can connect several wins.
Stacked wilds
When wilds are stacked, they substitute across the whole reel and can complete lines with the symbols beside them.
Using free spins on Dracula
With medium volatility, 100 free spins on Dracula usually produce a steadier stream of small and medium wins than on high-volatility slots. Those winnings form your bonus balance for wagering.
As a slot, Dracula normally counts 100% towards wagering. Note that NetEnt also has other vampire-themed games, so play the exact title named in the offer.
Questions and answers
What is Dracula's RTP?
NetEnt's published RTP for Dracula is 96.58%.
How many paylines does Dracula have?
Dracula has 40 fixed paylines on a 5×4 grid.
Is Dracula high volatility?
No. Dracula is rated medium volatility.