NetEnt Slots
NetEnt wrote half the classics canon - Starburst, Dead or Alive 2, the Blood Suckers franchise - and is one of the few studios that prints RTP, hit frequency and max win on its own game pages.
Blood Suckers 2
RTP 96.94% · Low (reported; NetEnt prints a 41% hit frequency but no volatility label, and some databases grade it medium) volatility
Dead or Alive 2
RTP 96.80% · High (NetEnt's own wording; reviews grade the High Noon Saloon mode as extreme) volatility
Divine Fortune
RTP 96.59% · Medium (reported; NetEnt prints a hit frequency but no volatility label, and databases disagree from low-medium to high) volatility
Gonzo's Gold
RTP 96.11% · High (reported; NetEnt prints a 7.7 volatility score but no label, and one major review grades the math medium) volatility
Starburst
RTP 96.08% · Low (reported; NetEnt prints a 23% hit frequency but no volatility label) volatility
Starburst XXXtreme
RTP 96.26% · High volatility
About NetEnt
NetEnt is the studio where our provider-first sourcing rule pays off most visibly, because its own pages repeatedly contradict the numbers the review databases circulate: Starburst is printed at 96.08% and 800x on NetEnt's page against the folklore 96.09% and 500x, Dead or Alive 2 at 96.80% against the widely quoted 96.82%, Gonzo's Gold at a 3,484x max win against databases' 6,500x. Our pages headline the studio's own figure every time and flag the gap. The range inside the catalogue is the other honest story: Blood Suckers 2 at a printed 96.94% (and the 2009 original at 98.00%) sits at one end, while the same studio's jackpot titles fold a progressive contribution into the headline figure - Divine Fortune's 96.59% includes the jackpot share, with the base game beneath it. As always, operators can run reduced builds, so confirm the figure in the info panel where you actually play.
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