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Pragmatic Play · 2023

Gates of Olympus 1000

Gates of Olympus 1000 is a six-reel Pragmatic Play video slot with tumble wins and a x15,000 cap; this page covers its figures, symbols, modes and limits.

RTP
96.50%
Volatility
High
Top win multiple
x15,000
Reels and rows
6x5

The demo costs nothing; real play needs an account and players aged 18 or over.

Gates of Olympus 1000

Is Gates of Olympus 1000 like other Greek slots?

Olympus returns in a Greek mythology slot built on a 6x5 grid where no paylines exist at all: eight matching symbols anywhere on the reels make a win, and the tumble mechanic then clears them while new symbols drop into the gaps. Multiplier orbs land with values from 2x to 1,000x, get summed, and that total is applied to everything the chain collects.

What separates it from the provider's other releases is the free spins round, where the multiplier total climbs across the whole bonus and never resets, so each orb that lands on a winning spin stacks for the entire round.

Seven Figures

What numbers should you know before spinning?

You will know each figure that shapes a session, from RTP to the money cap.

What numbers should you know before spinning?
What it isThe value
Software providerPragmatic Play
Return to player96.49% / 96.50%
VolatilityHigh
Reels and rows6x5
Top win multiplex15,000
Top win in moneyA$1,875,000
Release date14/12/2023

Round by round

When the reels turn to Olympus

After this you will have mapped each round of the game and its rules.

Scatters open Olympus

Fifteen spins arrive when 4+ SCATTER symbols land anywhere. The TOTAL MULTIPLIER builds across the whole round and never resets, since each orb landing on a winning spin adds its value for good. 3+ SCATTER adds 5 spins; the 15000x cap holds.

base reels15 free spins

Start on the base reels

Twenty symbols tumble on the 6x5 grid with no fixed lines, and wins pay anywhere. Tumble clears each winning set and refills from above with no limit per spin. MULTIPLIER orbs of 2x-1000x drop at random, summing and applying to the whole tumble sequence.

the lobbytumble wins

Gates of Olympus 1000 at double chance

A 25x bet is charged instead of the standard bet, and extra SCATTER symbols sit on special reels so natural free spins arrive twice as often. This mode lifts the return to 96.50%. A Buy Free Spins option is switched off while it runs.

standard playfrequent triggers

How much do extra bets add to?

100 times the bet buys the free spins outright, so the example A$10 bet costs A$1,000 for that feature.

Add-onPriceRTP
Buy Free Spinsx100 · A$1,000–

Same game, two RTP settings, one slightly lower

A$100 staked is the base for all return figures here. RTP is the share of that stake paid back over time, not a promise for one session. The game rules show the version we run.

RTP versionRTPStandard
Variant 196.50%Yes
Variant 296.49%No

Gates of Olympus 1000

From a A$0.20 stake to the last tumble

After this, you will have set a bet and a session limit before the first spin.

  1. What is the smallest stake?

    A$0.20 is the smallest bet and A$125 the largest, so you choose a stake between them before each spin. In Double Chance mode, each spin costs 1.25 times that stake.

  2. Gates of Olympus 1000 pay-anywhere grid

    Eight matching symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid form a win. Winning symbols are removed and new ones drop in from above, which is the Tumble.

  3. Multiplier orb values

    Values from 2x to 1000x apply to each MULTIPLIER orb that lands at random during a spin. The values are added together and applied to the whole tumble sequence of that spin.

  4. Land four Scatter symbols

    4+ Zeus Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid trigger 15 Free Spins with special reels active. During the Free Spins, three or more Scatter symbols add 5 more spins.

  5. Before the first spin, not after

    A$0.20 to A$125 is the stake range, so set your session limit in A$ before the first spin.

Game views

Which screens show the bonus round?

Most readers wonder what the base game and free spins look like before the first spin.

  • Base Game screen on the 6x5 grid
    Base Game screen on the 6x5 grid
  • Special reels active in Free Spins
    Special reels active in Free Spins
  • Round after a retrigger in Free Spins
    Round after a retrigger in Free Spins

Before you change a thing

The demo is free, and the paid game starts with an account

You will know which version fits tonight and what each one asks of you first.

A$0 is all the demo wants, and it pays out nothing either. The paid game runs on an account opened here, and only after you turn 18.

Play for money

What stays unknown until the reels stop

Eight symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid is the shortest paying cluster, and that is all the paytable promises. When the Scatters line up, how long a session runs and whether it ends ahead are settled by the random number generator spin by spin. A 96.49% return is a long-run average across millions of rounds, never a target for one evening.

Two figures sit in this game, so the version behind the reels matters before the first stake. The 96.49% and 96.50% returns are printed in the game rules panel, reachable from the paytable, and that panel is the only place the running figure is stated. Compare it before choosing a stake.

The 15,000x ceiling is a hard stop the round can enforce, not a likely result. Clearing it means a free spins sequence with multiplier orbs stacking into the thousands, and most rounds finish nowhere near the cap. Treat that number as the outer edge of what the game pays, not as a plan.

Keeping the game in proportion

Only 18 and over may play. For free help in Australia, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, and use BetStop to self-exclude.

Fix your budget first

Decide the total you can lose before you spin and treat it as spent. A 15,000x cap is not a plan; the budget is.

Choose your stopping point

Set a stop point in money, not in spins, and hold it after a win too. A x1000 orb is a reason to stop, not to chase.

Why set a loss limit?

Use the deposit and loss limits in your account so the console enforces what you decided. Setting them mid-session is how a bad hour doubles.

Gates of Olympus 1000 on pause

Take a timed pause or self-exclude through BetStop when the tumble stops being fun. The multiplier carries over only inside a round, never into tomorrow.

National Gambling HelplineBetStop

Slot FAQ

Gates of Olympus 1000: what should you know first?

Read this while sizing up the slot, before a single spin leaves your balance.

How volatile is Gates of Olympus 1000?

High volatility, so wins are sparse and large when they land. The 15,000x cap shapes that: the ceiling is far above a typical session result, and most rounds pay little or nothing.

Can I try Gates of Olympus 1000 in demo mode?

Yes. Demo mode runs the same grid, paytable and multipliers as the paid game, funded by credits that carry no cash value. Switch to the paid version, from A$0.20 a spin, once the rules feel clear.

What RTP does Gates of Olympus 1000 have?

Two versions sit at 96.49% and 96.50%, the gap decided by the operator's configuration. Double Chance, which costs 1.25x the bet, runs the 96.50% figure. Either way the edge is fixed per spin, not per session.

What bets does Gates of Olympus 1000 allow?

From A$0.20 to A$125 a spin. At A$10 the 15,000x cap is worth A$150,000; at A$125 it reaches A$1,875,000. A$1 is the stake behind every figure in the paytable.

Before you pick another

Gates of Olympus 1000 sits alongside five other slot reviews

Fresh pages for each of these five slots, so you can compare them before spending a cent.

Tessa Marwick

Senior editor, previously a player-protection writer

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