Rise of Olympus 1000

The free spins

It takes 3 scatters or more to open the free spins, and the round begins with 12. Each further 3 inside the round adds 3 more, up to 36. The scatter is a temple gate with light pouring out of it.

Now, the multipliers stop going away. Each one used in a win moves into a container on the screen and stays there until the feature ends. Every later win is multiplied by the container’s total plus any multipliers on the grid. A multiplier that misses a win is lost.

The rules stop the sum of multipliers at 3,013x per round. You can’t buy the bonus here. The rules sheet describes GO Ultra instead, an optional mode that turns every Hades multiplier into Poseidon and stays on in free spins it triggers. With it on, the sum stops at 3,004x. The sheet doesn’t print a price for the mode.

The gods’ ladder

Play’n GO’s story has Zeus, Poseidon and Hades in step for once, and the game’s subtitle says the gods unite. On the grid that unity is a ladder of 15 stages. A multiplier lands as Hades, an upgrade can make it Poseidon and then Zeus, and Zeus can keep jumping stages up to 1,000x. Each round allows only 1 type.

Play’n GO sets the grid high above the clouds. On the intro screen a white temple city stands on a cliff to the left. Zeus stands on a floating purple rock to the right, arms folded, in a white robe and a gold laurel. The multipliers are orbs in gold laurel frames. Each orb carries its value across the middle.

The character symbols are portraits of the 3 brothers. Zeus has a white beard, Poseidon a spiked gold crown and Hades a dark hood. Coins with a horned helmet, a trident and a lightning bolt join them, and gems fill the rest.

Gates of Olympus 1000 from Pragmatic Play also uses a 6 by 5 grid where symbols pay anywhere, and its multipliers also stop at 1,000x. There Zeus strikes them alone, and the game returns 96.50% with a 15,000x cap. Here 3 brothers share the work, and the cap is 4 times higher.

The grid

Symbols pay wherever they land, as long as you’ve got 8 or more of a kind on the 6 by 5 grid. The symbols in a win cascade away and new ones drop in. The tumbles run until nothing more pays.

In the base game a multiplier can land whenever the grid has none. If its round also pays, it’s sure to climb 1 stage, and after that a Super Upgrade can jump it at random as far as 1,000x. At the end of the round the values on the grid are summed, and the total multiplies the round’s win. A round without a win leaves nothing behind.

The numbers

The return comes in 5 versions from Play’n GO, 96.24% at the top, then 94.24%, 91.24%, 87.24% and 84.24%. The 96% one is the default. The game’s own rules name the version in play. Check it before you choose a stake.

Volatility sits at 10 on Play’n GO’s scale of 10, and the game’s record calls it very high. You can stake from $0.10 to $50 a spin. At the lowest stake the 60,000x cap is $6,000, and at the top it’s $3,000,000. The cap is a limit, not a forecast.

The game came out on 5 February 2026, the date in Play’n GO’s record for it. Every figure here comes from the game page and the rules sheet dated 29 July 2026, both read on 30 September 2026.

The score

Score: 8.0 out of 10. The gods are the multipliers here, and that’s worth half a point. The free spins add half for a container that only climbs, and the 60,000x cap adds another. The 96.24% moves nothing either way. The 5 versions cost nothing, since the rules name the one you’re on.

Sources

Both sources are Play’n GO’s own documents.

• Rise of Olympus 1000 game page at playngo.com, read 30 September 2026
• Rise of Olympus 1000 rules sheet from Play’n GO, dated 29 July 2026 and checked 30 September 2026

The rubric that turned these facts into an 8.0 is on How the Reviews Work.