Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Dice Demo: Play Free + Slot Review (Pragmatic Play)

The Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Dice demo is the newest of the three Gates dice builds and comfortably the most interesting, because the game it reskins is the one that broke the series’ own pattern. Every other Gates title raises its ceiling by raising the multiplier cap. Super Scatter does not: it keeps a 500× cap and bolts on instant prizes paid by Super Scatter combinations — 100×, 500×, 5,000× or 50,000× the bet — which sit outside the multiplier system altogether. That is how a 500× game reaches a 50,000× ceiling, ten times the original’s. The dice treatment changes the paying symbols and nothing else; BigWinBoard called it a practical adaptation for markets with regulatory requirements rather than a development of the series, and scored it 6 out of 10. The unusual bonus here is that the ante bet’s effect on return is published for once: 96.50% becomes 96.55% for a stake 50% larger.

Pragmatic Play · Gates of Olympus — the dice edition of Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, the build whose instant Super Scatter prizes reach 50,000× without touching the multiplier system. The third and newest of the Gates dice builds, after Gates of Olympus Dice and Gates of Olympus 1000 Dice.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Dice

7.9/ 10

RTP 96.50%Volatility Medium (BigWinBoard) — High on the parent buildPaylines None — scatter pays, 8 or moreTop pay 50,000× total bet

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The demo above runs the full game on play credits — the same Super Scatter prizes, the same accumulating free-spins multipliers and the same fifteen-spin round. No account, no deposit, no download. This demo is part of our Pragmatic Play demo games library.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Dice slot at a glance

More on the figures above.Pragmatic Play publishes no game page for this title. The 96.50% default RTP, the 96.55% ante figure, the medium volatility reading, the 50,000× ceiling, the 6×5 scatter-pays grid, the 14 October 2026 release date, the four-scatter trigger, the 15 free spins, the 100× and 500× buy prices, the 1.5× ante cost and the 100×/500×/5,000×/50,000× Super Scatter prizes are all from BigWinBoard, which rates the game 6 out of 10. That same page gives the stake range two ways — 0.20 to 360 in its text and 0.20 to 240 in its info box — and does not reconcile them, so both are reported here rather than one being picked. Volatility is disputed: BigWinBoard reads this build as medium where our review of the parent game records high. Comparison figures for other Gates titles are from our own reviews.

How the game plays

Six reels, five rows, scatter pays: eight or more matching symbols anywhere in view win, the winners are removed, and new symbols tumble in. The difference from the rest of the series is the Super Scatter symbol. Four or more regular Scatters or Super Scatters open the bonus, which starts at fifteen free spins with three or more Scatters during the round adding five more. But a qualifying Super Scatter combination also pays an instant prize on the spot, worth 100×, 500×, 5,000× or 50,000× the bet depending on which symbols are involved. Those prizes are not multiplied by anything and do not depend on the bonus running well — they are paid as the combination lands. Inside the free spins, multipliers behave as they do across the whole engine: rather than resetting after each tumble they accumulate into a running total that applies to everything afterwards. The dice replace the traditional paying symbols; BigWinBoard records that the presentation and nearly everything else are unchanged from the parent build.

The story behind the game

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter arrived on 28 April 2025 and this dice edition followed on 14 October 2026. Pragmatic maintains a dice line for the Belgian market — rolled out through operators including Peppermill, Hotwin and Bingoal, with the studio’s own executives describing dice games as a Belgian speciality, and one operator claiming the category is authorised under a B+ licence, which is marketing rather than a published rule. The sequence is worth noting: the original was reskinned in February 2024, the 1000 in February 2025 and Super Scatter in October 2026, so the dice line now trails the main series by roughly a year and a half and has covered three of the five main builds. Neither Gates of Olympus 2500 nor the Pachi or POP editions has a dice version yet.

Symbols and paytable

Everything below is from BigWinBoard, because Pragmatic publishes no page for this title. Nothing here is a studio figure.

Two rows carry a conflict rather than a figure, and both are left that way deliberately. The bet range is given two different ways on the same page and not reconciled. Volatility is read as medium here where our review of the parent game records high — and since the two builds are mechanically identical, one of those readings is wrong. Pragmatic publishes no rating for any game in this series, so there is nothing to settle it with.

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How Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Dice compares

Against the build it reskins, the other two Gates dice editions, and the series ceiling.

Read the first and fourth rows together and the design becomes obvious. Both have a 500× multiplier cap. One reaches 5,000× and the other 50,000×, a tenfold difference produced entirely by the instant Super Scatter prizes sitting outside the multiplier system. Compare that with Gates of Olympus 2500, which gets to 25,000× by pushing its cap to 2,500× — half the ceiling for five times the multiplier. Pragmatic found a cheaper route to a bigger number, and every build in the family still returns the same 96.5%.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Dice RTP, volatility and max win

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Dice is published at more than one RTP. This is the rare case where the ante bet’s effect on return is actually published. It is worth looking at properly: the ante costs 1.5× your normal stake and lifts the return by 0.05 of a point. You are paying 50% more per spin to double the chance of triggering the bonus, and the house edge barely moves. That is not a trick — it is a straight variance trade, and the published figures let you see it for once instead of guessing.

96.50% is the default and it is the figure the entire Gates of Olympus family runs on — the original, the 1000, the Super Scatter parent and both other dice builds all carry it, with only Gates of Olympus 2500 differing at 96.51%. Against the wider archive it is comfortably above the 96.28% median across the 241 reviews on this site. What is unusual here, and genuinely worth the space, is that the ante bet’s effect on return is published. Enabling it costs 1.5× your normal stake and doubles the chance of triggering the bonus, and the return rises from 96.50% to 96.55%. Almost no studio discloses the second half of that trade, and the disclosure is not flattering: you are paying 50% more per spin for five hundredths of a percentage point. That is not a scam — it is a variance purchase, buying more frequent bonuses rather than better value — but it is the first time in this series the arithmetic has been visible rather than assumed. The ceiling is where this build separates from everything else with the Gates name on it. 50,000× is ten times the original’s and double the 2500’s, and it does not come from the multipliers at all: the multiplier cap here is 500×, the same as the 2021 original. It comes from the Super Scatter combinations, which pay 100×, 500×, 5,000× or 50,000× the bet outright as they land. Two caveats belong on this page. One source’s own game-information box lists the maximum as 30,000× while its text discusses 50,000×; the higher figure is the consensus and is what we quote. And the volatility is contested — read as medium for this build, where our review of the mechanically identical parent records high. Since Pragmatic publishes no rating for any game in this series, there is nothing authoritative to settle that with, and both readings are stated rather than one being quietly dropped.

Bets, bankroll and session planning

BigWinBoard gives the stake range two ways on the same page — 0.20 to 360 per spin in its text and 0.20 to 240 in its information box — without reconciling them, so both are reported here. Standard Free Spins can be bought for 100× the bet and Super Free Spins for 500×. The Ante Bet costs 1.5× the regular stake. Availability of all three depends on local regulation.

Playing on mobile

The demo above runs in a phone browser with no app and no download. The scatter-pays grid needs no payline tracing, and the instant Super Scatter prizes are announced rather than accumulated, so this build is actually easier to follow on a small screen than the multiplier-driven ones.

Five things to know before you spin

1. The 50,000× does not come from multipliers. The cap here is 500×, the same as the 2021 original — the ceiling is in the instant Super Scatter prizes.
2. The ante bet buys frequency, not value. 1.5× the stake for 0.05 of a point of return and double the trigger chance; the published figures make that unusually clear.
3. Super Scatter prizes pay as they land. They do not need the bonus to run well and are not multiplied by the accumulated total.
4. The 500× Super Free Spins buy targets the ceiling. The 100× standard buy mostly does not, and no separate return is published for either.
5. Treat the volatility reading with caution. This build is called medium and its identical parent is called high; one of them is wrong and the studio publishes nothing.
6. Dice are the only change from the 2025 parent. If you can play Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, you are not missing anything by doing so.

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Who this slot is for

For dice-market players who want the largest ceiling the Gates name offers, and for anyone curious about the one build in the family that gets its top end from somewhere other than the multiplier cap. The instant prizes make it read differently from the rest of the series even though the engine underneath is the same.

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