Gates of Olympus Super Scatter

The variant first

A super scatter is a scatter with extra behaviour written into the rules, and this edition defines its version plainly. 1, 2, 3 or 4 Super Scatters on the triggering spin pay instantly at 100x, 500x, 5,000x or 50,000x the stake. The round they open arrives on top. The general idea is described under Super Scatter, and this game is the series’ application of it. Pragmatic Play announced it on 28 April 2025, under a headline that it “amps up win potential”.

Underneath sits the family engine, the 6×5 counting grid of Pay Anywhere wins with tumbling refills, and the official page words it as matching “8-30 symbols anywhere on the grid”. Orbs carry 2x to 500x in this edition. They sum per sequence in the base game, and they feed a running total during the 15 spin bonus. Readers of the series’ other entries will recognise everything except the trigger, and the trigger is the product.

What the disclosures say, and one blank

The compliance note on this game writes itself. The official page carries a Basic Game Info panel with an RTP field, and on the day this catalogue checked, 25 September 2026, that field stood empty. The figure exists all the same. The studio’s own demo configuration publishes 96.50% for the standard mode, 96.55% for the ante and 96.50% with 96.49% for the two purchase routes. A blank where the headline number belongs is a documentation fault on the studio’s most visible surface. It is the reason this page’s figures cite the configuration rather than the page, and the reason the grade below sits where it does.

The rest of the sheet is in order. The maximum of 50,000x is stated in the announcement and priced in the configuration at odds of 1 in 666,666,667, the longest shot in this catalogue by a distance. High is the word the game’s own pages give the volatility. The demo takes stakes from 0.20 to 240.00 credits, and alternative operator versions stay unpublished, as across the studio’s list.

The tiers a player can reach

The four instant tiers deserve separating, because they are not one feature. A single Super Scatter pays 100x and lands within ordinary play. Two pay 500x and remain a realistic event across a long acquaintance with the game. The 5,000x and 50,000x tiers belong to the far tail. The top one is priced at odds no session plan should account for. The rules print all four values side by side, and a player reading them should weigh the first two as the feature and the last two as the poster. The same reading explains the edition’s place in the series, since nothing else in the sheet moved. The orbs shrank back to the first game’s scale, the round kept its counter, and the whole difference between this game and its relatives is concentrated in one trigger symbol.

What the loading screen says

The demo, opened for this catalogue’s artwork, loads on Zeus and the four instant tiers, and the screen leads with the 50,000x figure. The presentation is honest as far as it goes, because the game does carry that payment in its rules. What the screen cannot show is the odds column, and the distance between a printed maximum and a reachable one is precisely what the blank RTP field on the official page should have been there to anchor. A player meeting the game through its own front door gets the poster, and the paperwork has to be fetched from the configuration.

What it costs to play

At the configuration’s 96.50%, $100 staked at $1 a spin returns $96.50 on average over the long run, in line with the series. The 50,000x headline costs nothing extra at the stake, because the price of a longer tail in this design is odds rather than return. For the record, odds of 1 in 666,666,667 mean the top payment is a statistical event most lobbies will never see. The 100x and 500x instant tiers are the ones a player might actually meet, and they are the honest way to read the title.

Within the series

Against the Gates of Olympus stablemates the trade is clear. The 1000 edition offers taller orbs. Its 15,000x cap arrives with every figure printed where it belongs. This edition trims the orbs back to the first game’s 500x, adds the instant tiers, and mislays its headline number on the way to the shelf. A player choosing between them is choosing between a working sheet and a lottery ticket stapled to one.

Disclosure grade and score

Disclosure rates a C, the first in this catalogue, and the blank RTP field is the whole reason. The configuration saves the facts, but an information panel that ships empty on the official page fails the reader the page exists for. The game takes 6 of 10 from this catalogue. As a design it is the series with a lottery bolted on, and players who want the series are better served by the 1000 edition, where the numbers live where they should.

One check before you play

1. Open the paytable in the operating casino and read the RTP line there, because the official page currently does not show one, and the casino’s copy is the figure that governs anyway.
2. Note the instant payment tiers for 1 and 2 Super Scatters, since those are the tiers with realistic odds, and the rules print them next to the headline.

Sources

Where the numbers above were checked is recorded below.

• Official game page (RTP field empty on 25 September 2026)
• Release announcement, 28 April 2025

Under the site’s Review Method, each record here was read the way a player reads a paytable.