Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice
- RTP 96.50%
- High
- 15,000x
- Bonus Buy
- Demo available
The free spins of Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice carry a multiplier total that only grows, fed by multiplier symbols worth up to 1,000x. Pragmatic Play gave the game dice for symbols and kept the face of Zeus on the scatter. A single round can pay no more than 15,000x the bet.
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The free spins
The free round opens on 4 scatters or more with 15 spins, and 3 scatters or more inside it bring 5 extra spins. Now, this is where the multipliers stop resetting. When a spin pays with a multiplier on screen, its value joins a total that lasts the whole round. The whole total then multiplies that spin. If a fresh multiplier lifts the total to 20x, a $2 win on that spin pays $40. A paying spin with no new multiplier keeps its plain value.
In the base game the multipliers work spin by spin. Their values are added up once the tumbles stop, they multiply the win of that spin, and then they’re gone. The free spins are the only place they build.
The bought spins
The free spins sell for 100x the bet, and the spin you pay for comes with 4 scatters on it. The game’s data lists 96.49% for the purchase and 96.50% for plain spins, a gap of 0.01%. At the $0.20 minimum you pay $20, and at $1 a spin $100. A bought bonus skips the wait and keeps the return within 0.01%.
The ante adds a quarter to every spin, so $1 becomes $1.25, and the rules say it doubles the chance of free spins coming on their own. It runs at 96.50% as well. While it’s on, the purchase is switched off. You get one or the other.
The thunder dice
Zeus stands at full height to the right of the grid. He has white hair and a long white beard under a gold laurel crown, and his eyes glow gold. He wears gold armour on one shoulder with a red stone, a red sash and a red cloak, and a red bolt crackles with lightning in one hand. White columns with fire on top frame the screen, and a palace sits on cloud behind him under a gold and pink sky.
The dice keep to the theme. The plain ones are ivory with black pips in gold frames, and the coloured ones carry lightning bolts where the pips would be. The scatter is the face of Zeus with the word dice under it in red. On the game’s tile the dice fly round him as he grips a bolt.
His job here is the scatter. His face opens the free spins, and the rules don’t put the multipliers in his hand. Gates of Olympus 1000, out since 14 December 2023, has the same 96.50%, the same 96.49% for its purchase and the same 15,000x cap. It’s the same game in 2 sets of clothes. Gems dress one, and dice dress the other.
The 6 by 5 grid
Dice fill 6 reels of 5 rows, and there are no lines to follow. 8 or more of the same die anywhere on the screen pay, and the count sets the size of the win. The winning dice vanish, the rest fall, and new dice drop in from above. The tumbles carry on until nothing new pays.
Multiplier symbols turn up on all reels, in spins and tumbles alike, worth 2x to 1,000x. A multiplier needs a paying spin under it, or it counts for nothing. You need the win first.
The figures
Pragmatic Play has no page and no launch news for 1000 Dice, so the rules and data inside the demo are the only record. On 1 October 2026 they gave 96.50% for plain spins and with the ante, and 96.49% for the bought round. No other version is listed. Pragmatic Play’s label on the intro screen reads high volatility.
The cap is 15,000x the bet, $3,000 at the $0.20 minimum and $15,000 at $1. With the ante on, the data writes it as 12,000x, the same money against a stake 25% higher. Your stake can run from $0.20 to $240. No release date is published.
The dice table myth
Some regulars came to the slot floor straight from the craps table and brought its habits along. After a run of low rolls they’d tell me the high numbers were “coming”, and they’d raise the stake to meet them. Real dice keep no tally of past rolls.
The dice on these reels keep none either. Each spin of Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice is settled on its own, and the dice on screen say nothing about the next spin. A raised stake only raises the size of whatever lands.
The score
Score: 8.5 out of 10. Zeus opens the free spins from the scatter, worth half a point, and the 96.50% adds the same. 2 more halves come from the multiplier total that never drops and from the 15,000x cap. With only one version of the return published, nothing comes off.
Sources
Pragmatic Play publishes nothing on 1000 Dice beyond the demo itself.
Every half point here traces back to How the Reviews Work.
Frequently asked questions
Who is on the scatter in Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice?
The scatter shows Zeus with the word dice under his face, and 4 or more of them anywhere open 15 free spins.
How does the ante alter Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice?
It adds 25% to each spin, and the rules say it doubles the odds of the free spins starting without a purchase. The return stays at 96.50%, and you can't buy the round while it's on.
What does the bought round in Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice include?
It puts 4 scatters on the spin you pay for, at 100x the bet and a listed 96.49%. At $0.20 a spin that comes to $20.
