Blueprint Casino Slots Provider Review

Blueprint is a slots studio that started out in 2001 and now sits inside the Gauselmann Group. The studio launched its first online slot in 2009 and holds IP agreements for branded titles such as The Goonies, Rick and Morty and Deal or No Deal. A Gambling Commission account is listed under number 6516. Independent testing comes from eCOGRA and iTech Labs.

Our own catalogue holds a small slice of that output, and the game pages carry the details we could verify. The Megaways mechanic is licensed from Big Time Gaming.

Our Blueprint shelf is short. Two games sit on it, both video slots, both published on this site with a demo link on the game page. Release years are 2017 and 2018. RTP is stored for both titles and sits in a spread of 0.62 percentage points.

Volatility shows for one of the two games: Medium. Theme tags are stored for Diamond Mine alone, which carries two of them. The features table runs to five rows and covers wilds, scatters, free spins, multipliers and bonus rounds across the pair. Max win is held as a multiplier of the stake for both titles.

Volatility describes how the wins land, and Medium points to a middle path between small steady returns and rare large ones. Max win is the ceiling stored for a game, written as a multiple of the stake. The catalogue pages here carry those fields where they exist. Demo mode, where a game page holds a demo link, opens the title without staking money.

Volatility describes how a slot spreads its payouts over time. A low-volatility game pays smaller amounts often. A high-volatility game pays less often, with larger amounts when it hits. Medium sits between the two.

The volatility label is stored for one of the two games here, and it reads Medium.

Both games carry a stored max win multiplier of x10000. That figure is the top payout the game page records, written as a multiple of the stake.

A max win multiplier states the ceiling on a single result at the stake you choose. It says nothing about how often that result arrives.

Diamond Mine carries Diamond and Gold, the classic gem-and-bars look. Ted has no theme tags stored on its game page.

Feature data is stored for both games, and the features table lists five rows in total. Free Spins, Multipliers, Scatters and the Wild Symbol each appear on both titles. Bonus Rounds is stored for one of the two games. A wild substitutes for other symbols to help complete a winning line, a scatter triggers a feature when enough land, and free spins are rounds that run without a further stake. The features table shows which game carries which of those mechanics.

Diamond Mine and Ted both carry a maximum win multiplier of x10000, a tie across the pair. Ted carries more features. Diamond Mine keeps its set to four.

Two games carry the Blueprint tag on this site, and both hold a demo link on their game page. That keeps the shortlist simple.

Diamond Mine comes first. The stored RTP is the figure shown on its page, and the game carries the Medium volatility label. It runs on six reels and two themes, Diamond and Gold, with free spins, multipliers, scatters and a wild symbol in its feature list. Its release year makes it the newer of the two entries here.

Ted is the other pick. The layout is five reels and 20 paylines.

Both games share the same stored max win figure in the table below, so neither stands apart on that field alone.

If you want the bigger stored RTP figure of the two, Diamond Mine holds it. If you want the longer feature list, Ted holds that. A player choosing between them has one real fork in the data, and the per-game table on this page shows where each figure sits.

Two games sit on this site, while Blueprint reports a portfolio of 200+ titles. That gap is the first limit of this page. The tables here cover the game pages we hold, and nothing more.

RTP is stored for both games. Two games do not describe a catalogue.

The rule sets behind each figure also stay off the page. A stored RTP is one figure for one game. Volatility carries a label for one of the two titles, so the second arrives without one.

Demo links sit on both game pages.

What the numbers cannot show is how a game feels when the reels turn.

Our database holds 15 casino reviews tagged with Blueprint. Each one is listed as offering the studio's games, and you can browse them through our casino pages or start from the All slot software providers index.

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Two Blueprint titles sit in our catalogue, Diamond Mine and Ted, and both game pages carry a demo link. These casinos are the ones our reviews tag with the provider at the time of writing, and a listing can change as operators add or drop content from their lobbies. Read the terms at each casino for deposit limits, payment methods and the markets it serves.

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RTP is stored for the pair and sits in a narrow band. The max win multiplier is the same number for each title.

A wild, a scatter and a multiplier appear in both titles, and free spins in both, while the features table shows bonus rounds in one of the two. Two demo links sit on the game pages.