
Gates of Olympus Super Scatter
- RTP 96.50%
- Medium
- 50,000x
- Bonus Buy
- Demo available
Zeus hovers to the left of the reels in Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, fists clenched and gold armour on his shoulders. Pragmatic Play calls the game a special edition of its first Gates of Olympus. Its new scatter can pay 50,000x the stake.
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The god’s return
Pragmatic Play’s page says Zeus returns, and he’s dressed for a bigger occasion than in the first game. White hair and a long white beard frame pale blue eyes under a gold laurel. Gold plates with small wings cover his shoulders, a white robe with a blue panel hangs from a gold belt, and a purple cape trails behind him. Nothing at all holds him up.
The scene has moved as well. Light falls through pink and gold cloud, and a marble staircase climbs to a temple on the right. A gold frame holds the reels against a dark red ground. Gems, a red crown and a green hourglass fill them.
The god has a job here too. His own face is the scatter, a gold-edged tile with the word scatter across it, and you need 4 or more scatters for the free spins. Pragmatic Play’s release news says the multipliers strike at random from 2x to 500x, as in the first game. He holds the key to the bonus.
Gates of Olympus put the same Zeus on the right of a purple grid in 2021, between marble columns with fire on top. It shares this 6 by 5 grid, the 96.50% and the 500x top multiplier, but caps a win at 5,000x. Here the cap is 10 times higher. It’s the prize for 4 Super Scatters.
The grid
The grid is 6 reels wide and 5 rows deep. Symbols pay from any spot on the grid once 8 or more of one kind land, and the tumble feature clears them and drops new symbols in until no new win forms. Multipliers land in the base game too, on spins and tumbles alike. Once the tumbling stops their values are summed, and the total multiplies the sequence’s whole win. You get nothing from a multiplier on a losing spin.
The Super Scatters
Now, the Super Scatter is new to the series. It counts towards the 4 scatters that open the free spins, and when 1 or more are part of that trigger, they pay an instant prize. 1 Super Scatter is worth 100x the stake and 2 are worth 500x. 3 bring 5,000x, and all 4 bring the 50,000x cap. On a $0.20 stake that’s $20, $100, $1,000 or $10,000.
You won’t see a Super Scatter inside the free spins. It pays only on the spin that starts them.
The free spins
15 free spins start the round, and 3 or more scatters during it bring 5 more. Every multiplier that lands on a paying spin goes into a total that lasts the whole round. After that, any win carrying a fresh multiplier gets the full total applied to it, and a win without one pays as it stands. The total only ever climbs.
A round that reaches the 50,000x cap ends on the spot. The spins left over are lost.
The bought bonus
You can buy your way in 2 ways. Free Spins cost 100x the stake at 96.50%, the base game’s figure, and Super Free Spins cost 500x at 96.49%, with no multiplier inside below 10x. Your $1 spin makes those $100 and $500. A bought bonus keeps the percentage and skips the wait.
The rules give a bought round 4, 5 or 6 plain scatters on its first spin and don’t mention Super Scatters there. Read that line before you pay.
Now, the ante works the other way round. It lifts the bet from 20 coins to 30, so a spin costs 1.5x the base stake, and it puts more scatters and Super Scatters on the reels. The demo’s figures put the ante at 96.55% and count the cap as 33,334x of the raised stake. Both purchases switch off while it’s on.
The numbers
Pragmatic Play’s page for the game leaves its RTP field empty. The rules inside the demo give 96.50% for the base game, and no other version is published. The demo’s intro screen calls the volatility medium.
Stakes in the demo go from $0.20 to $240, so the 50,000x cap is worth $10,000 at the bottom and $12,000,000 at the top. The game went live on 28 April 2025. Its demo rules and game page were read on 30 September 2026.
The score
Score: 8.5 out of 10. The scatter carries Zeus’s own face and opens the bonus, which is worth half a point. The 96.50% in the demo rules adds half, the free spins add half for a total that never drops, and the 50,000x cap adds the last half. The demo rules show the only version on record. Nothing comes off the score.
Sources
Pragmatic Play is behind all 3 records used here.
- Gates of Olympus Super Scatter page at pragmaticplay.com, read 30 September 2026
- Pragmatic Play’s release news for Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, read 30 September 2026
- Gates of Olympus Super Scatter demo, with the game rules checked 30 September 2026
Each half point above follows the rubric on How the Reviews Work.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Zeus appear in Gates of Olympus Super Scatter?
He floats to the left of the grid in gold armour, and his face is the scatter that starts the free spins.
What can the Super Scatters win in Gates of Olympus Super Scatter?
The prize grows with their number in the trigger, from 100x the stake for 1 to 50,000x for all 4. They never land inside the round.
How much does buying a bonus cost in Gates of Olympus Super Scatter?
Free Spins cost 100x the stake and Super Free Spins 500x, so $20 or $100 at $0.20 a spin. Neither can be bought with the ante on.
Which RTP does the Gates of Olympus Super Scatter demo show?
The demo's figures give 96.50% for the base game and for Free Spins, 96.49% for Super Free Spins and 96.55% with the ante.