30 Best NetEnt Slots in the UK

Open the slots section of almost any UK online casino and Starburst is likely to be near the top. It’s the best-known game from NetEnt, a studio founded in Sweden in 1996 and one of the longest-running online slot developers. 

Now part of Evolution, NetEnt is known for expanding wilds like Starburst’s, Avalanche reels where symbols fall instead of spinning, Cluster Pays wins from groups of symbols, and progressive jackpots such as Mega Fortune’s.

The 7bet team selected the 30 best NetEnt slots available, grouped by series and theme.

Best NetEnt Slots Available at 7bet

NetEnt has released hundreds of slots, so this list focuses on the top NetEnt slots at 7bet, including popular options that feature space gems, Greek gods, vampires and rock bands. The table only gives a quick overview: we cover each game in more detail below.

Starburst Slots

Starburst is NetEnt’s best-known slot and one of the most widely played online slots in the UK. The series started with two ideas: the Starburst Wild, which expands to fill a whole reel, and paylines that pay both ways. The two newer games keep the expanding wild but change how the game plays.

 

Starburst

Starburst is set in deep space, with coloured gems, BARs and 7s on a starry background. It uses 5 reels, 3 rows and 10 paylines that win both ways: from left to right and from right to left, while most slots only pay from the left.

The Starburst Wild can only land on the three middle reels. When it does, it expands to cover the whole reel, stays in place and gives a free re-spin. Each new wild that lands does the same, for up to three re-spins.

There’s no free spins round, so all wins come from the base game. That’s why Starburst is described as a lower-volatility slot: it tends to pay smaller amounts more often.

 

Starburst XXXtreme

Starburst XXXtreme (2021) keeps the original’s look and its expanding wilds with re-spins, but every wild now carries a random multiplier from x2 to x150, and the multipliers of two or three wilds on screen are added together. A Random Wilds modifier can also add one to three extra wilds to the middle reels after any spin.

This makes XXXtreme a high-volatility slot, unlike the original: many spins return little or nothing, and most of its value sits in rarer wild combinations, with a maximum win of 200,000x the stake.

 

Starburst Galaxy

Starburst Galaxy (November 2024) is the newest game in the series and changes it the most. Instead of paylines, symbols land on a 5×5 grid and pay when at least three matching symbols connect horizontally or vertically. Winning symbols then disappear and new ones fall into the gaps, using NetEnt’s Avalanche mechanic.

Wins in a sequence power up a Feature Generator that switches on modifiers such as extra wilds and symbol upgrades. When the fifth modifier activates, the Galaxy Star feature grows the grid to 7×7 and adds a giant 3×3 Starburst Wild.

Compared with Starburst and XXXtreme, Galaxy plays more like a modern grid slot than a 5×3 line game, with higher volatility than the original.

NetEnt Jackpot Slots

NetEnt is well known for its progressive jackpot slots, which play like regular slots but add a separate jackpot bonus game. A small part of every stake goes into the jackpot, so the top prize grows until someone wins it, then resets. That’s why jackpot amounts change all the time, and the figures shown inside each game at 7bet are the ones that apply.

 

Mega Fortune

Mega Fortune (2009) is all about the high life, with yachts, luxury cars and champagne on its 5 reels, 3 rows and 25 paylines.

Its jackpot is won through the bonus wheel, which starts when three bonus symbols land. Each spin of the wheel either pays a cash prize or lands on an arrow that moves you one level closer to the centre. The middle level holds the Rapid jackpot, and the inner wheel holds the Major and Mega jackpots.

In September 2011, Mega Fortune paid around €11.7 million, a record at the time, and in January 2013 a player in Finland won more than €17.8 million on it, the largest online slot jackpot on record at that point. Wins of that size are extremely rare.

 

Divine Fortune

Divine Fortune (2017) takes its symbols from Greek myths, such as Medusa and the Minotaur, with Pegasus, the winged horse, as the wild. It has 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 fixed paylines.

When a wild lands, it starts the Falling Wilds Re-Spins feature: the wild moves down one position with each re-spin until it drops off the reels. The Wild on Wild feature can also expand wilds to cover a whole reel.

Three or more gold coin bonus symbols start the Jackpot Bonus Game. The coins lock in place for three re-spins, and the count resets whenever a new coin lands. Filling one row wins the Minor jackpot, two rows the Major, and all three the progressive Mega jackpot, which grows at each casino rather than across a shared network.

 

Divine Fortune Megaways

Divine Fortune Megaways (2020) moves the same myths onto six reels using Megaways, a format NetEnt uses under licence from Big Time Gaming. The number of symbols on each reel changes every spin, giving up to 117,649 ways to win.

The Falling Wilds Re-Spins and Wild on Wild features carry over, but the jackpot doesn’t: this version has no progressive jackpot. Instead, the free spins round has three bonus symbols to collect, and filling their meters awards fixed prizes of 10x, 25x or 500x the stake. Along with the changing grid, that’s the main difference from the original.

 

Hall of Gods

Dating back to the early 2010s, Hall of Gods is one of NetEnt’s earlier jackpot slots, alongside Mega Fortune. Its 5 reels and 20 paylines feature Norse gods such as Odin, Thor and Loki.

Three, four or five raven scatters award 10, 15 or 20 free spins, where every win is tripled. Three of Thor’s hammer bonus symbols start the jackpot bonus game, where you smash shields to reveal coin prizes or jackpot symbols until three match. Three matching jackpot symbols win the Mini, Midi or Mega jackpot.

Divine Fortune Black, a newer version of the Greek myth game released in 2025, is also available at 7bet.

 

Dead or Alive Slots

Dead or Alive is NetEnt’s Western series, built around outlaws with a price on their heads. All three games share sticky wilds in free spins and high volatility, meaning long runs of small or no wins, with the biggest results usually coming from the free spins.

 

Dead or Alive

The original Dead or Alive (2009) is still one of NetEnt’s best-known games. Its outlaw theme comes with wanted posters, pistols, cowboy boots and sheriff badges, on 5 reels, 3 rows and just 9 paylines.

Three or more crossed-pistol scatters award 12 free spins, where every win is doubled. Any wild that lands during the round becomes sticky and stays put until the free spins end, and a sticky wild on all five reels adds five extra spins.

Because so much depends on the free spins, the game is rated high volatility: the base game can go quiet for a long time.

 

Dead or Alive 2

Dead or Alive 2 arrived ten years later, in 2019, with sharper graphics but the same 5×3 layout and 9 paylines. The main change is the free spins: instead of a single round, three or more scatters let you choose one of three modes.

• In Old Saloon, every win is doubled, and a sticky wild on every reel adds five extra spins.
• In Train Heist, each wild that lands raises a win multiplier by one and adds an extra spin.
• In High Noon Saloon, wilds become multiplier wilds, which makes it the most volatile of the three.

 

Dead or Alive 3: Wanted

Dead or Alive 3: Wanted (March 2026) is the first game in the series to change the grid, moving to 5 reels and 5 rows with 21 paylines and a darker desert setting.

It adds two new types of wild. Wanted Wilds carry random multipliers from x2 to x100, while Bounty Hunter Wilds expand to cover a whole reel and collect the multipliers of any Wanted Wilds on screen.

Three or more scatters award 10 free spins with sticky wilds, as in the earlier games, and a Super Scatter upgrades the round so it always includes a Bounty Hunter Wild. Like the first two, it’s a high-volatility slot.

Dead West, a 2025 Western with a supernatural twist, is also available at 7bet as a separate title.

 

NetEnt Adventure Slots

NetEnt’s adventure slots each follow a story, from an explorer searching for a city of gold to a lost civilisation under the sea. Two of them introduced features NetEnt still uses: Avalanche reels in Gonzo’s Quest and Walking Wilds in Jack and the Beanstalk.

 

Gonzo’s Quest

Gonzo’s Quest (2011) follows Gonzo, a Spanish conquistador searching the jungle for El Dorado, the legendary city of gold. Its 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 paylines are filled with carved stone blocks that fall into place instead of spinning.

That’s NetEnt’s Avalanche mechanic: winning stones crumble and new ones drop into the gaps, which can create another win from the same spin. Each win in a row also raises a multiplier, from x1 to x2, x3 and then x5 in the base game.

Three Free Fall symbols on a payline award 10 Free Falls, the game’s free spins, where the multipliers go from x3 to x6, x9 and x15.

Gonzo’s Quest was one of the first slots to use falling symbols, and cascading reels now appear in many slots, including NetEnt’s own Starburst Galaxy. The 2025 sequel, Gonzo’s Quest II: Return to El Dorado, is also available at 7bet.

 

Jack and the Beanstalk

Jack and the Beanstalk (2011) retells the fairy tale on 5 reels and 20 paylines, with the giant, treasure chests and golden harps among its symbols.

Its signature feature is the Walking Wild: when a wild lands, it gives a free re-spin and moves one reel to the left with each re-spin until it walks off the screen.

Three or more treasure chest scatters award 10 free spins, where keys can land on reel 5. Collecting them powers up the wilds through the Treasure Collection feature: 3 keys turn them into stacked money bags, 6 into golden hens, and 9 into golden harps that cover the whole reel.

The 2026 sequel, Jack and the Beanstalk 2, is also available at 7bet.

 

Steam Tower

Steam Tower (2015) is set in a Victorian steampunk world, where the hero climbs a tower to rescue a princess from a dragon. It uses 5 reels, 3 rows and 15 paylines, with stacked wilds in the base game.

A stacked wild covering a whole reel starts 10 free spins, and that’s where the climb begins. Wilds that land during the round move the hero up the tower’s 16 floors and add extra spins. The higher he climbs, the bigger the win multiplier, up to x7 on the top floor.

 

Secrets of Atlantis

Secrets of Atlantis takes you under the sea to the lost city, with a mermaid as the stacked wild. It uses 5 reels, 4 rows and 40 paylines that win both ways.

There’s no free spins round. Instead, the game has two main features:

• Nudge Wilds push a partly visible stacked mermaid wild up or down until it covers the whole reel.
• The Highlight feature lights up positions on reels 2, 3 and 4. When the highlights fill all three reels, a Colossal Symbols Re-Spin starts, joining those reels into one area with giant 3×4 symbols.

 

Classic-Style NetEnt Slots

These games borrow the look of old fruit machines and Las Vegas cabinets but add modern features such as linked reels, ways to win and grids that open up as you win.

 

Twin Spin

Twin Spin (2013) is a popular NetEnt slot that looks like a classic Vegas machine, with cherries, bells, BARs and 7s, but it doesn’t use paylines. It has 243 ways to win instead: matching symbols pay when they land on neighbouring reels from left to right, in any row.

Its main feature, Twin Reels, runs on every spin. Two neighbouring reels are linked and show the same symbols, and the link can grow to three, four or even all five reels. There’s no free spins round, so everything happens in the base game.

 

Twin Spin Megaways

Twin Spin Megaways puts the same idea on six reels using Megaways, under licence from Big Time Gaming. The number of symbols on each reel changes every spin, for up to 117,649 ways to win.

The Twin Reels still link neighbouring reels so they show identical symbols. What’s new is NetEnt’s Avalanche mechanic, which replaces winning symbols with new ones, and a free spins round with x2 and x3 wild multipliers.

 

Fruit Shop

Fruit Shop (2011) is a cheerful fruit stall on 5 reels, 3 rows and 15 paylines, with cherries and other fruit as its top symbols.

Its twist is simple: every winning combination made of fruit symbols awards free spins, and longer or higher-value combinations give more spins. All wins during the free spins are doubled, and new fruit wins add more spins.

Fruit Shop Megaways, a six-reel version with up to 117,649 ways to win, is also available at 7bet.

 

Reel Rush

Reel Rush (2013) mixes fruit and sweets with a retro look inspired by early video games. It plays on a 5×5 grid, but some positions start locked, leaving a diamond shape with 45 ways to win.

Every win gives a free re-spin and unlocks more positions, so the ways to win grow from 135 after the first re-spin to 1,875 by the fifth. A win on the fifth re-spin opens the whole grid and awards 8 free spins with all 3,125 ways to win.

Reel Rush XXXtreme, a 2025 sequel built on the same idea, is also available at 7bet.

 

Dazzle Me

Dazzle Me (2015) is a gem slot with an unusual shape: its five reels grow from left to right, with 3, 3, 4, 4 and 5 rows, and it pays across 76 bet lines.

In the base game, Dazzling Wild Reels can turn up to five reels wild at random. Three, four or five scatters award 8, 12 or 16 free spins with Linked Reels, where neighbouring reels show the same symbols, much like in Twin Spin.

Dazzle Me Christmas (2024), a festive version where the reels expand to a 5×5 grid in free spins, is also available at 7bet.

 

Horror and Western-Themed NetEnt Slots

This group puts NetEnt’s two Blood Suckers games, known for their pick-style bonus rounds, next to Wild Wild West: The Great Train Heist, a lighter take on the Wild West than the Dead or Alive series.

 

Blood Suckers

Blood Suckers (2013) is a classic horror slot, full of vampires, weapons and potions, on 5 reels, 3 rows and 25 paylines.

It has two bonus features. Three or more bonus symbols start the Vampire Slaying Bonus, a pick-style game where you open coffins for coin prizes. Three or more scatters award 10 free spins, where every win is tripled.

The game is best known for its high RTP. NetEnt’s standard version returns 98%, which is higher than many slots, and the version at 7bet returns 92,04%. The exact figure is always shown in the game’s information panel.

 

Blood Suckers 2

Blood Suckers 2 (2017) keeps the original’s 5 reels and 25 paylines and its 10 free spins with tripled wins, and adds new features around them. In the base game, one random feature adds an extra scatter when two have landed, and another can add an extra bonus symbol.

The pick game changes too. Three or more bonus symbols on reels 1, 2 and 3 open the Hidden Treasure bonus, a multi-level crypt where your picks can reveal prizes, lead you to the free spins or release a demon, which ends the round.

 

Wild Wild West: The Great Train Heist

Wild Wild West: The Great Train Heist (2017) tells its story like a comic book, with a gang of outlaws robbing a train. The game has 5 reels, 3 rows and 10 fixed paylines.

Three or more scatters start the free spins, where four kinds of wild come into play: a regular wild, an expanding wild, a 2x multiplier wild and a spreading wild. Three bonus symbols start a separate Pick & Click game with coin prizes of up to 50x the stake.

Compared with Dead or Alive, it’s a lighter, cartoon-style Western, with free spins built around different wild types rather than sticky wilds.

 

Licensed NetEnt Slots

NetEnt has turned several films, TV series and music artists into slots under official licences. In each one, the features are built around the original: the Jumanji board game becomes a bonus round, and the two music slots play the artists’ own songs.

 

Jumanji

Jumanji (2018) is based on the 1995 film and was made under licence from Sony Pictures. Its 5 reels have an unusual 3-4-5-4-3 shape with 36 paylines.

Four random features from the film can appear in the base game: Sticky Vines, Monsoon Wilds, Wild Stampede and Monkey Mayhem. Between them, they add wilds, hold symbols in place for a re-spin or shuffle the reels into a win.

Three or more bonus symbols start the Board Game Bonus, where you roll dice to move around a Jumanji board, landing on spaces for coin wins, extra rolls, a mystery feature or one of four free spins rounds based on the base-game features.

 

Narcos

Narcos (2019) is based on the Gaumont TV crime drama of the same name, which follows the fight between the police, the DEA and Colombia’s drug cartels. The slot uses 5 reels, 3 rows and 243 ways to win.

Wilds that form part of a win become Walking Wilds, moving one reel to the left with each spin until they leave the screen.

Three Locked Up symbols on the same row start the Locked Up feature, a re-spin round where coin symbols lock in place and a golden briefcase can add multipliers or larger coin wins. Three scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 award 10 free spins, where high-value character symbols can turn into walking wilds.

 

Jimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix (2016) was part of NetEnt’s “NetEnt Rocks” series and was made with the agreement of the Hendrix family. It has a psychedelic 1960s look and a soundtrack of his songs, on 5 reels and 20 paylines.

In the base game, the Purple Haze feature starts when its symbol lands on reel 1, turning the low-value symbols into wilds. Three scatters on reels 2, 3 and 4 start a pick-and-click bonus, where your picks reveal coin prizes or one of three free spins rounds named after his songs: Crosstown Traffic, Purple Haze and Little Wing. Each one uses wilds differently.

 

Motörhead

Motörhead (2016), based on the British rock band, closed the NetEnt Rocks series, with “Ace of Spades” and “Overkill” on its soundtrack. It uses 5 reels with 3 to 5 rows and 76 paylines.

Mystery Reels can appear on any spin, filled with mystery symbols that all turn into the same symbol when the reels stop. The random Bomber feature, named after the band’s 1979 song, drops bombs that turn groups of symbols into mystery symbols.

Three scatters on reels 3, 4 and 5 award 10 free spins, with more wilds and mystery reels.

 

Cluster Pays and Cartoon-Style NetEnt Slots

In Cluster Pays games, there are no paylines: you win by landing groups of matching symbols that touch horizontally or vertically, anywhere on the grid. This section also covers other NetEnt grid formats and cartoon-style games, although Spiñata Grande and Butterfly Staxx still pay along lines.

 

Aloha! Cluster Pays

Aloha! Cluster Pays (2016) was the first NetEnt game to use Cluster Pays. Its Hawaiian setting has tiki masks, tropical fruit and flowers on a 6×5 grid, and a win needs a cluster of at least 9 matching symbols.

After a cluster win, Sticky Win Re-Spins can hold the winning symbols in place while the rest of the grid re-spins. If more matching symbols land next to the cluster, they stick too, and you get another re-spin.

Three or more free spins symbols start the free spins round, where low-value symbols can be removed, leaving more space for higher-paying clusters.

Aloha! Christmas, a festive version on a 6×6 grid, is also available at 7bet.

 

Finn and the Swirly Spin

Finn and the Swirly Spin (2017) stars Finn, a leprechaun, in an Irish folklore setting full of clovers and horseshoes. Instead of reels, symbols travel along a spiral on a 5×5 grid, from the outside corner towards the centre.

Winning symbols are removed, and the others slide along the spiral to fill the gaps. A key starts on the outer corner, and each win clears its path. When the key reaches the middle, it unlocks free spins in one of four worlds. In the base game, a random feature can also destroy symbols to make room for new ones.

The other Finn games at 7bet are Finn and the Candy Spin, Finn and the Dragon Tales and Finn’s Golden Tavern.

 

Spiñata Grande

Spiñata Grande (2015) throws a Mexican fiesta, with a mariachi band and piñatas shaped like a donkey, a bull, a fish and a parrot. It has 5 reels, 4 rows and 40 fixed paylines, so although its giant symbols can look like clusters, it pays along lines.

What sets it apart are its Colossal symbols: every symbol can also land as a giant 2×2 or 3×3 version. When the Colossal Bonus symbol appears, the part on screen turns into a mini-slot of three, six or nine symbols, which can pay coin prizes. Three free spins symbols in the mini-slot award 5 free spins, where a giant 3×3 Colossal Wild can land on the middle reels.

 

Butterfly Staxx

Butterfly Staxx is a calm, nature-themed slot full of butterflies and cocoons, on 5 reels, 4 rows and 40 fixed paylines.

Butterfly symbols land in stacks, and when a stack fills a whole reel, the Re-Spins feature starts. During the re-spins, each new butterfly flies to the leftmost free spot on its row and gives another re-spin.

Three, four or five scatters award 5, 6 or 7 Butterfly Spins, the game’s free spins, where cocoons can open into butterflies that also fly to the left of their row.

 

How to Choose the Best NetEnt Slot

A popular NetEnt slot isn’t automatically the right one for everyone, so it helps to check a few things before choosing between the top NetEnt slots at 7bet. None of them change the fact that every spin is random, but they do tell you what kind of game to expect.

 

Check the Theme

Theme sets the look, sound and story of a game, so it’s the easiest place to start when comparing the best NetEnt slots. They cover all the main categories:

• Classic fruit: Twin Spin, Fruit Shop and Reel Rush.
• Adventure: Gonzo’s Quest and Jack and the Beanstalk.
• Mythology: Divine Fortune and Hall of Gods.
• Western: Dead or Alive and Wild Wild West: The Great Train Heist.
• Horror: Blood Suckers and Blood Suckers 2.
• Licensed (film, TV and music): Jumanji, Narcos, Jimi Hendrix and Motörhead.
• Cartoon: Finn and the Swirly Spin and Spiñata Grande.

A theme doesn’t change how a game pays, though.

 

Review the Game Mechanics

The mechanics decide how wins are made. These are the main ones in NetEnt slots:

• Fixed paylines: wins pay along set lines, as in Mega Fortune (25 lines) or Dead or Alive (9 lines).
• Win-both-ways: lines pay from left to right and from right to left, as in Starburst.
• Avalanche reels: winning symbols disappear and new ones fall into their place, as in Gonzo’s Quest.
• Cluster Pays: groups of matching symbols pay wherever they touch, as in Aloha! Cluster Pays.
• Megaways: the number of symbols on each reel changes every spin, as in Twin Spin Megaways.
• Sticky or walking wilds: wilds that stay in place (Dead or Alive) or move one reel at a time (Jack and the Beanstalk).
• Progressive jackpots: a top prize that grows until someone wins it, as in Mega Fortune and Hall of Gods.

 

Check the RTP and Maximum Win

RTP (return to player) is the share of all money staked on a slot that it’s designed to pay back over a very long period. A 96% RTP means the game is set to return £96 for every £100 staked across millions of spins; it doesn’t predict a single session. The maximum win is the most a game can pay, usually shown as a multiple of the stake. Together, they help you see whether a game suits you.

RTP can also differ from one casino to another, because NetEnt offers some games in more than one RTP version, so check the information panel inside each game at 7bet. Jackpot slots usually have a lower base RTP, because part of every stake goes towards the jackpot.

 

Understand Volatility

Volatility (sometimes called variance) describes how a slot’s results are spread out. Higher-volatility games typically produce less frequent returns with a wider range of possible results, while lower-volatility games tend to pay smaller amounts more often.

NetEnt’s catalogue covers the whole range, from lower-volatility titles like Starburst to high-volatility ones like Dead or Alive and Starburst XXXtreme. Even games in the same series can differ, so each title needs checking on its own, in its information panel or paytable.

 

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