Pragmatic Play · 2021
Gates of Olympus is a high volatility video slot by Pragmatic Play, set in Ancient Greece. This page explains its 6x5 grid, payouts and bonus modes.
Seven figures
The figures show what a stake returns on average, how wins arrive and where the top win stops.
| What it measures | Shown as |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| RTP | 96.50% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid size | 6x5 |
| Max win, times bet | x5,000 |
| Max win at highest bet | A$625,000 |
| Release date | 25/02/2021 |
Pick your stake first, since every win on this slot is a multiple of it. Gates of Olympus is a video slot on a 6x5 grid with an Ancient Greece theme. Wins do not depend on lines: eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the grid pay. Each winning symbol disappears, the remaining symbols fall down, and new ones drop in from above. This tumble repeats until no win is left.
Land four or more Scatter symbols to start 15 Free Spins, a mode that pays differently from the base game. Each orb on a winning tumble step adds its random value to a TOTAL MULTIPLIER counter. That counter carries across spins and multiplies every win, including each tumble step. Three or more Scatter symbols during the bonus add 5 spins and keep the counter.
Five stages in order
Uwin Casino shows each round in plain steps so you know the rules before you bet.
Pick a bet from A$0.20 up to A$125 before the first spin. The bet sets the stake of every round, and A$0.40, A$2 and A$5 are only examples.
Look for 8 or more matching symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid. Winning symbols vanish, the rest fall into place, and new symbols drop in until no win is left.
Follow each winning tumble step for Multiplier Orbs. All orb values on that step are added together, and the sum multiplies the step's total win.
Land 4 or more Scatter symbols anywhere to start 15 Free Spins. Each orb on a winning step adds to a TOTAL MULTIPLIER that carries over from spin to spin.
Set your spending limit before the first spin and stop once you reach it. Free Spins and wins do not change that limit.
Multiplier and extra spins
Once you have read this, you will know how each mode starts and what the multiplier does.
Four or more Scatters anywhere start 15 free spins. A TOTAL MULTIPLIER counter carries across every spin. Orbs on winning tumble steps add random values to it, and every win is multiplied by the current total. Three or more Scatters retrigger 5 spins without resetting the counter.
Base game spin15 free spins
Each spin lands on the 6x5 grid. 8, 10 or 12+ matching symbols anywhere pay out. Winning symbols disappear, the rest fall, and new symbols drop in until no win is left. Orbs on a winning step are summed, and the sum multiplies that step's win.
Placing a betWins from symbols
Decide first whether to buy the bonus: its price is 100 times the bet, which is A$500 at the A$5 example top bet.
| Option | A$ price | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Free Spins | x100 · A$500 | – |
Choose a version by its return to player, the money paid back on each staked amount. The table uses A$100 staked as its base. The version Uwin runs is shown in the game rules.
| Payout setting | RTP | Yes or no |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.50% | Included |
Visual guide
Uwin Casino pairs each screen with the rule it shows, so the reels stay readable.
Before you start, decide what you can afford to lose in a single session, because nobody can tell you when the bonus round will come. How often it comes is not known in advance. The result of one session is random, whatever the RTP, so a long run of dead spins and a quick bonus are both possible.
Check the game rules before you put money on a spin, because the RTP version Uwin Casino runs is shown only there. Figures quoted on other sites or in old reviews may describe a different version, so read the rules page and rely on that.
Treat the maximum win as a ceiling, not a target, when you choose your bet. Gates of Olympus caps a win at x5,000 your bet, and a win that size is reached very rarely. Ceiling values describe the most a single round can pay, not what a session will return.
Two ways to play
Useful on your first visit, before you deposit or stake any cash.
The demo needs no money and pays nothing. The real game needs an account at Uwin Casino and players aged 18+.
Play for moneyWider choice
Uwin Casino reviews each game in the same plain format, so comparison stays easy.
Five Questions Ahead
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Choose a bet from A$0.20 to A$125, the lowest and highest bets allowed in this market. The paytable is shown at A$0.40, and the examples on this page use A$2 and A$5 as well.
Decide first whether A$500 fits your budget, which is the price of Buy Free Spins at the A$5 example bet. The cost is 100 times the bet you choose, so the price moves with the stake.
Choose a version by its RTP and maximum win, because the names alone do not show how the series differs. This version has the lowest maximum win of the series at x5,000, while the POP version has the highest RTP at 97.05.
Work out the top prize from the bet you place, because the maximum win is x5,000 of that stake. At the A$5 example bet that is A$25,000, and at the highest bet of A$125 it is A$625,000. Nobody can know in advance whether a session reaches it.
Expect 15 Free Spins once four or more Scatter symbols land anywhere on the grid. Three or more Scatter during the feature add 5 more spins, and the TOTAL MULTIPLIER is not reset. How often this happens cannot be known in advance.
The legal age is 18+. Help in Australia comes from the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, and self-exclusion runs through BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Decide how much you will spend on Gates of Olympus before the first spin, and stop when that sum is gone.
Set your stopping point before the session starts, and keep to it after a win, including a bonus round with Free Spins.
Use the deposit and loss limits in your account before you play, and lower them when you see that a session costs more than you planned.
Take a break as soon as the game stops being fun, and if you keep returning to it anyway, use self-exclusion.
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