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Domestic online (PIGO-descended) · checked 2026-08-17
Gates of Olympus 1000 is a slot from Pragmatic Play, published in 1 return configuration. Every figure below is dated and links to where the studio published it.

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Every figure shows where it came from and the day we checked it.
What each feature does, and what it means for your session.
Winning symbols are removed and replaced from the top of the grid, and the sequence runs on until a drop produces no win. Every multiplier on screen is totalled once at the end of that sequence and applied to the whole win.
Raises the ceiling of any one spin and lengthens it. Sessions feel streakier than the hit frequency alone suggests.
Eight or more matching symbols pay wherever they land on the grid. Crowns, goblets and gems carry over from the original and pay the same way.
Removes payline geometry from the reader’s mental model; wins read as simpler.
Multiplier symbols sit on every reel and can land at random on a spin or on a tumble, taking a value from two times the stake up to one thousand. The thousand is what the name refers to and it is the one number that separates this game from the original, where the same symbol stops at five hundred.
Concentrates the return into rarer spins. The same RTP feels far more volatile than a game without one.
Four or more Zeus scatter symbols in the base game start the round with fifteen free games.
Where most of the return lives in modern slots. How long it takes to reach is the feature frequency.
The studio publishes the price of skipping straight to the bonus round: one hundred times the bet. It publishes no return figure for play that buys the round, and buying changes the return.
Compresses a long session into one purchase, and usually at a different RTP from the base game.
During the bonus round a multiplier that lands on a winning spin joins a running total that is kept for the rest of the round and applied to every win after it, rather than clearing at the end of each tumbling sequence as it does in the base game.
The dominant source of extreme outcomes in modern grid slots; it is why a tumble chain's length matters more than any single clearance in it.
Three or more scatters landing inside the round award five more free games, with no published ceiling on how often that can happen.
Widens the range of feature outcomes sharply. Most rounds end at the minimum and a few run very long.
Matched on the features, themes and figures the studios publish.
Pragmatic Play states one RTP for Gates of Olympus and its sequel, 96.50 percent on both game pages, but the sequel's stated 15,000x maximum win lives only in a 2023 launch article, not on either spec page.
Death Dominion, Harvest Moon: Grave Profits and The Dog House Megaways 1000 share almost no mechanics. Each one's own page still states a 1,000x multiplier ceiling and a return in the same mid-90s band.
Gates of Olympus POP and Eastern Fury both launched inside one week from Pragmatic Play's own newsroom, and each carries exactly one figure: a flat return, nothing else.
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Pragmatic Play publishes one figure, 96.50%, as a long-run average. That is the studio's number, not a reading from any casino. We have not yet checked what one actually serves.
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This game and the original Gates of Olympus share a name, a grid, a symbol set and a return figure, and they do not share their maths. The multiplier ceiling here is twice the original's and the biggest possible win is several times larger, which is the whole reason the two are separate records on this site rather than one page with a note. Nothing on either page should be read as describing the other. Beyond that, the usual gap: Pragmatic Play publishes one return figure, does not say whether it is the build a casino gets as standard, and sells instant entry to the bonus round at a published price without publishing what the return is when you buy it. It publishes no volatility rating and no hit frequency for this title. We have not scored this game.
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