Pragmatic Play · 2021
A 6x5 video slot from Pragmatic Play, set in Ancient Greece, with high volatility. This page shows the figures, rounds and costs before your first spin.
The demo is free. The real game needs an account and you must be 18+.
A 6x5 grid carries a mythology theme drawn from Ancient Greece. Wins are not made on fixed paylines. Eight or more matching symbols that land anywhere on the grid pay, and the winning symbols vanish so new ones fall from above. This tumble repeats until a step brings no win, and every step is paid separately.
Four or more Scatter symbols anywhere start 15 free spins, and three or more during those spins add 5 more. Each Multiplier Orb that lands on a winning tumble step adds its random value to a TOTAL MULTIPLIER counter, which keeps its value across spins and retriggers. Every win, tumble steps included, is multiplied by that counter. Special reels bring extra Scatter symbols.
Gates of Olympus facts
Useful when you compare this game with others or before you choose a bet size.
| What it measures | Shown as |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| RTP | 96.50% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid | 6x5 |
| Maximum win multiple | x5,000 |
| Maximum win in money | A$625,000 |
| Release date | 25/02/2021 |
A$1,000 is the price of Buy Free Spins at A$10, which is 100 times the bet, so the cost rises and falls with the stake.
| Add-on | Stake multiple | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Free Spins for 100 bets | x100 · A$1,000 | – |
Out of every A$100 staked, the game returns A$96.50 on average over a long run of spins, and the version this site runs is shown in the game rules.
| Version | RTP | Provider default |
|---|---|---|
| Edition 1 | 96.50% | Supported |
Two rounds explained
This block settles what triggers the free spins and how the multiplier counter carries forward.
Four or more Scatter symbols trigger 15 spins with special reels. A TOTAL MULTIPLIER counter persists across all spins, and each orb on a winning tumble step adds its value to it. Every win is multiplied by that counter. Three or more Scatter retrigger 5 more spins without resetting it.
Base Game reels15 free spins
On the 6x5 grid, 8, 10 or 12+ matching symbols anywhere trigger a payout. Winning symbols disappear, the rest fall down, and new symbols drop in, repeating until no win remains. Multiplier Orbs on a winning tumble step are summed, and that sum multiplies the step's total win.
Opening spinTumbling wins
Five steps in order
Extreme Casino walks you through each round in order, so no step catches you by surprise.
A$0.20 is the lowest stake and A$125 the highest, so you choose a bet between those limits before each round. Stakes such as A$0.50 or A$10 change how much every win pays.
8 matching symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid trigger a payout. Winning symbols then disappear, the remaining symbols fall down, and new ones drop from above until no win is left.
8, 10 or 12+ matching Scatter symbols pay in the base game, and Multiplier Orbs add a second layer on top of each winning tumble step.
4+ Scatter symbols anywhere trigger 15 Free Spins, and the special reels then bring more Scatter symbols into play. The TOTAL MULTIPLIER counter carries over from spin to spin.
1 spin starts a session, so fix your budget and stop point before you spin. No figure here can tell how long a session lasts or when the bonus arrives.
Visual tour
After these screens, you will have seen each part of a round on Gates of Olympus.
The 96.50 RTP is a long-run figure, so it does not tell you when the bonus round will come. How often the free spins are triggered is not known in advance, and the result of one session is random whatever the RTP. Two players with the same bet can finish a session far apart, and nobody can predict which one will see the bonus first.
A 96.50 RTP on this page is the figure for one version of the game. Which RTP version Extreme Casino runs is shown only in the game rules, so read them before your first spin. The rules are the place to confirm the version you are playing.
The x5,000 maximum win is a ceiling, and it is reached very rarely. Its money value depends on the bet you place, so a larger stake raises the ceiling in money. Nobody can know in advance whether a session will come near it.
Trial versus cash
This section settles whether a trial round is enough before you deposit or wager your own money.
6x5 is the grid in both modes. The demo needs no money and pays nothing, while the real game needs an account here and you must be 18+.
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Gates of Olympus is for players 18+ only. The National Gambling Helpline is 1800 858 858, and BetStop is the national self-exclusion register.
Decide how much you can lose before you open the game, and keep that sum apart from money you need.
Pick the time or sum at which you stop, and keep to it even after a big win.
Set a deposit limit and a loss limit in your account before you start playing.
If the game stops being fun, take a break, and use BetStop to self-exclude when a break is not enough.
Play with clear facts
After these answers you will know the volatility, the bets and how the bonus starts.
5,000 times the bet is the top win on this slot. Volatility is high, so a win can come late in a session or not at all. How often the large wins land cannot be known in advance.
4 or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid trigger 15 free spins. During the free spins, 3 or more Scatter symbols add 5 more spins, and the TOTAL MULTIPLIER is not reset on retrigger. Special reels with more Scatter symbols are active.
A$0.20 is the smallest bet and A$125 the largest, so the top win at the largest bet is A$625,000. A$0.50 and A$10 are the bets used as examples on this page, not the limits.
A$1,000 buys the free spins at a A$10 bet, which is 100 times the bet. The cost is always 100 times the bet you choose, so it rises and falls with your stake. The Ante Bet is a different paid option, set at 1.25 times the bet.
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