Gates of Olympus Super Scatter

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter is Pragmatic Play's high-powered take on its Ancient Greek slot series, and it has quickly become a favourite among Kiwi players who enjoy a fast, feature-heavy pokie. Zeus still presides over the reels, but this 2025 edition adds a new Super Scatter symbol and a much bigger prize ceiling, so if you have played the original Gates of Olympus you will recognise the tumbling wins and glowing multiplier orbs while finding plenty that feels fresh. You can spin it in New Zealand dollars and try the free demo below before deciding whether it suits your style, whether you search for it as a slot or a pokie.

How Gates of Olympus Super Scatter plays

The game is built on a 6x5 grid and uses a pays-anywhere engine rather than fixed paylines, so wins are formed when eight or more matching symbols land anywhere across the reels. Every winning combination triggers a tumble, with the paid symbols removed and new ones dropping into the empty spaces, which can chain several wins together from a single spin. Multiplier orbs are the signature ingredient: they drop at random during base and bonus play and multiply the value of a win. The headline addition is the Super Scatter, a special symbol that can deliver an instant payout or open the free spins round, where a running total multiplier keeps building as the feature plays out. We are deliberately not quoting exact multiplier or free-spin figures here, because Pragmatic Play publishes ranges rather than fixed numbers.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter RTP, volatility and max win

The default return to player (RTP) is 96.5%, which sits around the industry standard, though some casinos run lower configurations, so it is always worth checking the paytable on the site you use. Volatility is high, rated five out of five by Pragmatic Play, which means winning spins can be spaced out and your balance may swing, with the trade-off being a large top prize. That max win is capped at 50,000x your stake, so on any spin the most you can win is fifty thousand times the amount you bet, reached in the rare case where the Super Scatter feature lines up perfectly.

Playing Gates of Olympus Super Scatter in New Zealand

New Zealand does not yet license domestic online casinos, so Kiwis currently play at casinos licensed offshore. That is set to change once the Department of Internal Affairs brings its Online Casino Gambling Act into force from December 2026, but until then the sites listed on this page hold overseas licences rather than New Zealand ones. The casinos we show that carry this title let you play in New Zealand dollars, and you can load the free demo above without an account to get a feel for the tumbles and the Super Scatter before you commit any money.

Is Gates of Olympus Super Scatter worth playing?

If you like the original Gates of Olympus but want a bigger ceiling and more ways to trigger a payout, this version is an easy recommendation, provided you go in understanding that high volatility means patience between wins. The free demo is the smart way to test it. Set a budget you are comfortable losing, 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 for support and tools.