Gates of Olympus Super Scatter

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter is Pragmatic Play's supercharged sequel to its hugely popular Ancient Greek pokie, and it has landed with Australian players who like a volatile game packed with multipliers and tumbling wins. Zeus is back on top of the reels, but this 2025 release introduces a new Super Scatter symbol and a far larger prize ceiling than the original. If you enjoyed the first Gates of Olympus you will feel at home with the cascading pays and glowing multiplier orbs, while the fresh mechanic gives it its own identity. You can try it in the free demo below in Australian dollars, and it turns up in searches as both a slot and a pokie.

How Gates of Olympus Super Scatter plays

The pokie is built on a 6x5 grid and uses a pays-anywhere engine instead of fixed paylines, so wins form whenever eight or more matching symbols land anywhere across the grid. Each winning combination triggers a tumble, with the paid symbols removed and new ones dropping into the gaps, which can chain several wins from a single spin. Multiplier orbs are the standout feature: they appear at random in both base and bonus play and multiply the value of a win. The big addition is the Super Scatter, a special symbol that can pay out instantly or open the free spins round, where a running total multiplier keeps climbing as the feature plays. We are not quoting exact multiplier values or free-spin counts here, because Pragmatic Play publishes them as ranges rather than fixed numbers.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter RTP, volatility and max win

The default return to player (RTP) is 96.5%, roughly in line with the industry average, though some casinos run lower configurations, so it is worth checking the paytable on the site you use. Volatility is high, rated five out of five by Pragmatic Play, which means wins can be spread out and your balance may swing, with a large top prize as the trade-off. The max win is capped at 50,000x your stake, so at best a single spin can return fifty thousand times the amount you bet, a figure reached only in the rare case where the Super Scatter feature aligns perfectly.

Playing Gates of Olympus Super Scatter in Australia

It is important to be clear about the law here. Under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, online casino and pokie games cannot be licensed for or advertised to Australians, so any casino that offers this title for real money is based offshore rather than licensed in Australia. Nothing on this page implies otherwise. What is freely available is the demo: the free version above runs in Australian dollars without an account, so you can explore the tumbles and the Super Scatter and see how the game behaves without wagering real money.

Is Gates of Olympus Super Scatter worth playing?

As a game, this is a strong evolution of a modern classic, with a higher ceiling and more ways to trigger the feature, though high volatility means you should expect quiet spells between wins. Given the legal position in Australia, the free demo is the sensible way to enjoy it. If you do choose to play elsewhere, set a budget you can afford to lose, treat the 50,000x figure as a rare best case rather than an expectation, and if the fun ever stops, read our responsible gambling guide.