Gates of Olympus Super Scatter: how the trigger pays

The six-column, five-row layout holds 30 positions. A regular symbol pays when eight or more of the same symbol appear anywhere on the screen. They can be scattered across the grid; they do not need to touch or form a left-to-right payline. Counts of 8 to 9, 10 to 11 and 12 to 30 have separate payouts.

Winning symbols disappear. Symbols above fall into the empty positions, and new symbols arrive from the top. A new winning group pays and starts another tumble; the sequence stops when no further winning combination forms. There is no fixed number of tumbles, though all payments still sit within the round's 50,000x limit.

Different paying symbol groups add to the win. For instance, a qualifying group of blue gems and a qualifying group of green gems each use their own paytable row. A scatter or multiplier orb is not counted as another blue or green gem.

The feature remembers a running multiplier total. When a new orb lands and the spin produces a win, its value joins the stored total and that total multiplies the win. Both conditions belong together. A stored number on the screen does not mean it automatically multiplies every later win without a new orb.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter has different published settings. The 96.50% base-RTP configuration pairs normal play with 96.55% ante RTP, 96.50% Free Spins purchase RTP and 96.49% Super Free Spins purchase RTP. Its stake range is displayed as R3.00 to R5,400.00, using the game's printed R denomination.

The 94.52% base-RTP euro configuration pairs normal play with 94.47% ante RTP and 94.49% for either feature purchase. Its displayed total-bet range is EUR0.20 to EUR360.00. These are separate configurations; the percentages and stake ranges should stay together when comparing settings.

RTP describes theoretical return over a very large volume of bets. It is not the probability of a winning spin, and it does not set what one session will return. A hypothetical EUR1,000 of cumulative normal stakes gives a theoretical difference between stakes and returns of EUR35 at 96.50%, or EUR54.80 at 94.52%. Those calculations are EUR1,000 x (1 - RTP as a fraction), not forecasts of an individual loss or instructions to stake EUR1,000.

The native rules label the game High volatility. That describes the game's uneven payout pattern; it does not provide a hit rate, a frequency for the Super Scatter prizes or a schedule for a large win. For a real-money game, open its information panel and match the RTP, mode and stake display before choosing a denomination.

The BET and CREDIT labels show the current total bet and balance. Clicking the labels switches between coin and cash views. Cash view is useful when a native paytable lists coin coefficients: you can read the actual spin cost before applying the 100x or 500x purchase price.

The plus and minus buttons open the bet menu and change the wager; the menu has BET and COIN VALUE controls and displays the current multiplier, coin total and cash total. The information button opens the rules, where the arrows move between pages. Spin starts the game; Space and Enter can also start and stop a spin.

Settings include spin speed, sound, the introductory screen and game history. The English controls provide normal, quick and turbo spin speeds; these change the presentation speed. Autoplay opens a menu of spin counts, and pressing its button again stops it. Skip Screens advances past feature introduction and ending screens after a short interval. These controls help read and operate the game; they are not a technique for obtaining a Super Scatter prize.