Gates of Olympus Super Scatter

Four Super Scatters, four fixed prizes

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter is built around one addition to Pragmatic Play’s Zeus grid: a Super Scatter symbol that pays a set amount at the moment free spins are triggered. One Super Scatter on the trigger spin pays 100x the bet. Two pay 500x, three pay 5,000x and four pay 50,000x.

That last figure matters because it is also the game’s published maximum win. In most multiplier slots the top result is something approached gradually, tumble by tumble, as multipliers stack. Here, the same ceiling is tied to a single fixed outcome on one spin. The multiplier route is still there, so the game effectively describes its largest results in two different ways.

The gaps between the prizes are steep. Going from one Super Scatter to two multiplies the prize by five, and going from two to three multiplies it by ten. The prize table tells you what each count pays, not how often it happens, so read it as a list of what is possible rather than what is likely.

Released on 28 April 2025, this is an original entry in Pragmatic Play’s own Gates of Olympus series rather than a licensed theme.

The figures behind the grid

The 50,000x maximum is Pragmatic Play’s own number, stated on its game page and in its launch release. The 96.5% RTP and the High volatility rating come from independent game listings, which agree with each other. The 6×5 grid size is also taken from listings, while the studio confirms the 8 to 30 symbol pay rule.

From first spin to last tumble

There are no paylines. After each spin, the game counts how many of each symbol are showing anywhere on the 30 positions. Eight or more of the same symbol is a win, and the pay table runs up to 30 matching symbols, which would be the whole grid.

Winning symbols are then cleared and new ones fall into the gaps. If the refill creates another win, that is paid and cleared too, and the sequence carries on until a refill produces nothing new. One spin can therefore pay several times before the next stake is taken.

Multiplier symbols worth between 2x and 500x can land during any spin. Their values are added together rather than multiplied, so a 5x and a 10x make 15x, and that combined figure is applied to the total win. It is worth watching how often a multiplier lands on a spin that has nothing for it to work on; on a demo balance, that pattern becomes clear quickly.

An Ante Bet is available as an alternative stake setting. As with any optional extra, check what it changes in the in-game rules before switching it on, even when playing with virtual coins.

Inside the free spins round

Four or more scatters award 15 free spins. This is the spin where the Super Scatter does its work: any Super Scatters that land as the round is triggered pay their fixed prize, from 100x for one up to 50,000x for four.

Once the free spins start, the round behaves differently from the base game in one key way. Multiplier values build into a running total that carries through the round instead of resetting each time. Early multipliers can therefore shape later spins, and a round that starts quietly can still improve as the total grows.

The round can be retriggered by landing more scatters, which extends it. Tumbles work exactly as they do in the base game, so a single free spin can still produce a chain of wins.

Pragmatic Play also lists Super Free Spins, a version of the round in which multipliers start at 10x. It appears as one of two buy options, alongside standard Free Spins, that the studio offers only in select markets. Neither buy option is offered in UK versions of the game.

Reading 96.5% alongside a High rating

An RTP of 96.5% is a theoretical long-run average, measured over an enormous number of spins. It says nothing about a single session, and short runs can land well above or well below it.

The High volatility rating describes how that return is spread out. Expect uneven results: long stretches of small wins or nothing, broken up by rare larger payouts. With a 50,000x ceiling and fixed trigger prizes of 5,000x and 50,000x, it is reasonable to assume that a meaningful part of the return is tied up in outcomes most players will rarely or never see.

In practice, that means the base game can feel thin for long periods. A free-play demo is a sensible place to see how a balance of virtual coins moves over a few hundred spins before forming a view.

Good fit, poor fit

This game will appeal to:

• Players who already like the Gates of Olympus format and want to see what the Super Scatter adds to the trigger spin.
• Anyone curious about how fixed instant prizes sit alongside an adding multiplier system.
• People comfortable with long quiet spells in exchange for occasional larger results.

It is likely to frustrate:

• Players who prefer regular small wins and a steady balance.
• Anyone who finds pay-anywhere grids harder to follow than paylines.
• Those looking for a range of bonus modes to choose between, since UK versions have no buy options.

Common questions about Super Scatter

Do Super Scatters pay outside the bonus trigger? Their instant prizes are described as paying when they land on the spin that triggers free spins.

Is the 50,000x maximum a studio figure? Yes. Pragmatic Play publishes it on its game page and in its 28 April 2025 press release.

Where does the 96.5% RTP come from? Game listings. The studio’s launch release does not give an RTP.

Can the free spins be bought in the UK? No. The Free Spins and Super Free Spins buy options are not offered in UK versions.