89PHP Gates of Olympus 1000 — Multiplier Meter, RTP & Max Win

Pragmatic Play released Gates of Olympus 1000 around the meter that retains multipliers for the entire free-spins run, not resetting after each tumble, and that is the part that changes how it plays.

Before money goes on the game, know how it pays.

In context: the RTP and volatility of Gates of Olympus 1000

No evening is described by the published RTP of 96.50%, which is a long-run average across millions of spins.

Operators choose between three configurations, 96.50%, 95.51% and 94.50%, and shipping them is confirmed. Pragmatic publishes only the top figure.

The very high volatility that Pragmatic Play assigns to it describes the shape of the results, not their size.

Gates of Olympus 1000 beside its siblings in the same line

In the original Gates of Olympus, a multiplier is applied separately on every tumble and is capped at 500x. This game gets to 1000x, and banks the multipliers for the round. A tripled published maximum win, 5,000x up to 15,000x, comes with a volatility label that changes from high to very high. The mechanic runs the opposite way to the view that the two are the same game with a bigger number on the box.

What the maximum win figure actually means

For Gates of Olympus 1000, the 15000x ceiling that is published describes the largest outcome a single round can possibly give relative to the stake. As a boundary and not a target, it tells nothing about how often any outcome occurs. Small payouts almost every time it pays are possible even when a game carries a very high ceiling.

Treat the ceiling and the volatility as a pair when reading, not the ceiling by itself. Either one alone means almost nothing, and only the two together describe the shape of the game.

The workings of the feature round in Gates of Olympus 1000

Looking at this game through its base spins alone misses the point.

Like the original, it pays by count, removes the winning symbols and lets the grid refill. What changes is the accounting. Individual multiplier symbols now go as high as 1000x, and free spins add them into a total-win multiplier that stays for the entire round, not one that a single cascade uses up. The tail gets much longer as a result, with the bulk of rounds ending below the original’s and the rare one ending three times above.

For this title, Pragmatic Play’s published maximum win is 15000x; that is the ceiling for one round, not something to plan a session around.

Playing Gates of Olympus 1000 at 89PHP

Made by Pragmatic Play and played on 6 reels, Gates of Olympus 1000 pays on scatters. Here is how to get into it at 89PHP:

1. Sign in at 89PHP and open the game lobby.
2. Gates of Olympus 1000 can be found by searching its name, or by filtering the lobby by Pragmatic Play.
3. Open the info screen of the game, then look at the stake range and the paytable.
4. Decide a budget for the session, and stake low at first until you have learned the feature round.