Gates of Olympus Super Scatter slot: the biggest ceiling in the tab

What is different from the original

The base mechanics are untouched: symbols pay anywhere on the grid when enough of them land, winning symbols explode and new ones fall in, and Zeus throws multiplier orbs that add up and apply to the whole tumble sequence. The change is in the trigger. Alongside the usual scatters, the game has a Super Scatter symbol: a single one on the reels awards free spins immediately, and inside the bonus it is used to extend the round. It turns the long wait for four scatters into a shorter, more frequent path to the feature, and the maths compensates with a wider spread of outcomes.

The free spins

In the bonus the multiplier orbs do not reset between spins: every orb that lands adds to a running total, and that total multiplies every winning tumble sequence for the rest of the round. Early orbs are worth more than late ones because they apply to more spins. A round where the total climbs into three figures is where the 50000x ceiling becomes reachable; a round with no orbs pays the stake back and not much more. The volatility is high for a reason.

RTP and bet sizing

The declared RTP is 96.5%. The buy-bonus button is there for players who do not want to wait for the trigger; it costs a multiple of the bet and opens the free spins directly, and since the outcome distribution is extreme, buying with a bankroll sized for only a couple of bonuses is how people lose it fast. Spin at a stake you can hold through a few hundred rounds, or buy at a stake small enough to afford a run of blanks.

Demo, related games and Vavada

The demo above is Pragmatic Play's own and shows the Super Scatter trigger with play money. The Hit tab also holds the sister game Gates of Olympus 1000 with a different multiplier cap, and the sweet version of the same engine, Sweet Bonanza 2500. At Vavada the game is in the Hit tab and in the free spins tournaments run with Pragmatic Play; the tournaments page explains how points are counted.