Gates of Olympus at VegasNow: three editions, one set of bonus rules

Gates of Olympus at VegasNow: the page in one table

Need the short version first? The grid below pulls together what Pragmatic Play publishes about the three Olympus games and what our own terms add. Where a cell reads in-game panel, no source we trust gives the figure.

How a paid spin of the original Gates of Olympus unfolds

Forget paylines: the original has six reels and none at all. A win is a headcount of identical symbols, at least eight of them, wherever they fall, and the pay table climbs until thirty of a kind. A bigger group means a larger payment. One paid spin can stretch into several wins through the sequence below.

Fifteen free spins from the scatters

Land at least four scatters and the game hands you 15 free spins. They cost nothing more, because the stake was paid by the spin that set them off. Pragmatic Play gives no frequency for the feature, so neither do we. One knock-on effect matters for bonus play: a free spin carries no stake, which means it does nothing for your wagering total.

Gates of Olympus Super Scatter at VegasNow: four fixed awards in A$

This version keeps the tumbles and the multipliers of up to 500×, and adds a Super Scatter symbol that pays a fixed multiple of your stake. What counts is how many of them show during the feature. Below, each award is converted at three stakes, all inside the A$8 limit that applies while a bonus runs.

Four Super Scatters is also the version's published maximum, so the last row is a ceiling rather than a step. The provider does not say how often any award occurs, and the top one is the rarest event in the game. Read the columns as the value of a result if it arrives, never as an expectation.

Where the A$5,000 bonus cap starts to bite

Our general bonus terms limit deposit-bonus winnings to A$5,000 or equivalent per offer. So it helps to know, before spinning, at what stake each award would cross that line. Divide A$5,000 by the multiple.

In plain terms, with a bonus open, one or two Super Scatters never reach the cap at a permitted stake, while three or four can blow past it at everyday stakes. If that happens, the cap and not the on-screen figure sets what you can cash out after wagering. Without a bonus the cap does not apply, but method ranges, the account's daily, weekly and monthly limits and instalment payments for large sums still do. Our withdrawals page has those figures.

Worked example: an A$110 first deposit played on Olympus

Picture an A$110 card deposit, well clear of the A$30 card floor. A 150% match puts A$165 of bonus money beside it, and 40 lots of A$165 come to A$6,600, the stakes you need inside a week. Because Olympus counts in full, your stake size alone sets the spin count.

Tumbles never trim that list. Five wins chained from one spin are still one stake toward A$6,600, and feature spins cost nothing, so they count for nothing. Higher stakes mean fewer spins but more of your balance on each one.

Conditions that run in parallel

The 200 first-stage spins appear only once the A$110 has been staked one time, and whatever they win faces its own 40× and the A$300 cap. Separately, the account terms (v2.3) make you turn every deposit over three times before money linked to it can leave your account: A$330 here, bonus or no bonus.

Stage two, priced the same way

Each stage is its own sum. Deposit A$220 with VEGAS2 and the 100% match adds A$220. Forty times that is A$8,800, or 1,100 spins at A$8, roughly 157 a day, while the deposit carries A$660 of three-times turnover. The offer only starts after the first bonus is finished, has lapsed or was declined, since you can hold just one at a time.

What Olympus play earns in VegasNow loyalty points

Points in our seven-level, Las Vegas themed programme come from real-money play only, and the rate depends on the game type. Pokies are quickest: each A$25 staked adds one redeemable point and one status point. Roulette pays a point per A$100, and blackjack and baccarat a point per A$250. All three Olympus versions earn at the pokie rate, and because points track turnover rather than results, a good night and a bad night of equal size score the same.

Points-bought bonuses carry 40× wagering, so an A$5 exchange needs A$200 of qualifying play, or 250 spins at A$0.80. Rates improve as you climb. At Parisian Palace Las Vegas, 750 points convert to A$20, and at Bella Vista, 100,000 points convert to A$5,000. Points and bonus wagering are tracked on separate ledgers, so one tells you nothing about the other.

Status points decide your level. Golden Glimmer II starts at 600, which is A$15,000 of pokie stakes or about 6,818 Olympus spins at A$2.20, and Golden Glimmer III starts at 2,000, or A$50,000. The highest published thresholds, 500,000 for Gondola Grand I and 5,000,000 for Bella Vista, equal A$12,500,000 and A$125,000,000 of pokie stakes. These are turnover figures, not losses, and the levels in between are not published. Our VIP and loyalty page covers the full programme and the Sin City VIP Lounge, where membership is by invitation.

Gates of Olympus on your phone through VegasNow

Olympus plays in the mobile browser, because VegasNow is a website rather than a store-listed app. You will not find us on Apple's or Google's stores, and we offer no APK, so be wary of any file that claims otherwise. For one-tap access on an iPhone, tap Share in Safari, then Add to Home Screen, leaving Open as Web App on for full screen. On Android, Chrome's More menu holds the Install option. Both routes are covered on our mobile page.

The login screen is the one you use on a computer, search lists the same three versions, and the A$8 limit follows you onto the phone whenever a bonus is live. Touchscreen bet buttons are easy to nudge, so check the stake after each version switch.

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