Gates of Olympus on Roobet: 1000, 2500 and Super Scatter

01What Gates of Olympus is

Zeus stands beside a 6×5 grid where 8 to 30 identical symbols anywhere on the screen form a win. Winning symbols tumble away and new ones drop in. Multiplier orbs with values from 2x to 500x can land on any spin or tumble; when a tumbling sequence ends, all orbs on the screen are summed and applied to the total win. The launch release of 24 February 2021 describes the game as highly volatile.

• 8–30 matching symbols pay up to 50x the bet;
• 4 or more Zeus scatters trigger 15 free spins;
• in free spins, every multiplier orb on a winning spin is added to a running total that applies to later wins;
• 3 scatters during the feature award 5 more spins.

The same engine powers the 1000, 2500, Super Scatter and Xmas 1000 editions; what changes is the ceiling of the orbs, the way they accumulate and the price of the instant cash prizes.

The Roobet guide opens with an overview of the catalogue, the cashier, the rewards and the licence; this chapter goes into one part of it in detail.

02Versions on the platform

Five Gates of Olympus titles are in the catalogue, all from Pragmatic Play and all with Fun Play. The 2500 edition arrived on 28 September 2026 and became the top trending slot of the week by 22 October. The table lists the catalogue dates and the main difference of each edition.

03RTP, volatility and max win

Per the Pragmatic Play game sheet, the original, the 1000 edition and the Xmas 1000 edition return 96.50%; the 2500 edition shows 96.51% on its game page and 96.52% on the provider's campaign sheet. The RTP field of the Super Scatter page is empty, so no value is given here. The campaign sheet of the 2500 edition is the only one of the five that prints a volatility label, and it reads High.

The live RTP page of the casino tracks the realised return of every slot over 10 minutes, 1 hour and 24 hours. On 22 October 2026 the 24-hour reading for the original was 87.99% and for the 1000 edition 102.55%; both numbers describe recent sessions, not the game model.

04Bonus buy and bet range

The 1000 edition's game sheet states that free spins can be bought for 100x the bet. The 2500 edition lists four bonus-buy options, one per bonus mode, and three ante-bet options that raise the chance of free spins or super free spins; the provider gives no prices for those. The catalogue tags the 1000, 2500, Super Scatter and Xmas 1000 editions as bonus-buys and leaves the original without the tag.

Stake limits are set per title by the casino's Game Policy: third-party games take $0.01–$100 as a minimum and $3–$20,000 as a maximum, with a money cap of $5,000–$15,000,000 per game. Play is for adults of 18 and over; the chapter on responsible gambling lists the limit tools.

05How to start a session

All five editions are reached through the Slots category, the Bonus Buys category or the search bar of the lobby. The sequence below ends with the first spin.

1. Type Gates of Olympus in the lobby search and pick one of the five editions.
2. Select Fun Play to test the orbs and tumbles, or Real Play for stakes from the balance.
3. Set the bet size; in the 2500 edition, decide whether an ante bet is switched on.
4. Spin or, where offered, use the buy button to enter free spins directly.

06Place in the catalogue

The weekly trend of the catalogue API on 22 October 2026 is led by this family: Gates of Olympus 2500 holds rank 1 and Gates of Olympus Super Scatter rank 2 among 6,957 slots by the recentPopularity field, while the 1000 edition sits at rank 5. By all-time popularity, the 1000 edition ranks 4 and the original 7.

No edition has the jackpot tag, the new label or the exclusive label. Four of the five are listed in Pragmatic Play's Drops & Wins promotion, which the chapter on promotions dates to 3 March 2027. Fairness of a third-party slot rests on the provider's RNG certification; the provably fair system described in the chapter on licence and security covers Originals only.