How many paylines does Gates of Olympus 2500 have?
Gates of Olympus 2500 pays anywhere on the 6x5 grid and payouts are based on the number of winning symbols rather than paylines, and a win occurs with at least 8 of the same symbols.
Pragmatic Play · 2026 · Slot review
Gates of Olympus 2500 paytable
The Gates of Olympus 2500 paytable pays anywhere on the 6x5 grid, tiering each symbol at 8, 10 and 12+ of a kind. A single symbol tops out at 50x the bet, with tumbles and multipliers bridging the gap to the 25,000x max win.
- RTP
- 96.52
- Max Win
- 25,000x
- Volatility
- High
- Paylines
- 6-5
Symbols and payout values
The Gates of Olympus 2500 paytable is built around the pays-anywhere rule carried over from the original Zeus slot that anchors Gates of Olympus 2500: position does not matter, only how many of a kind land. A symbol pays when 8 or more matching symbols sit anywhere on the 6x5 grid, and the paytable tiers those prizes at 8, then 10, then 12 or more of a kind. The single-symbol prize on record tops out at 50x the bet - that is the ceiling for one symbol combination, not the game's overall cap.
| Symbol | 12+× | 10 - 11× | 8 - 9× |
|---|---|---|---|
 | ×100 | ×50 | ×20 |
 | ×50 | ×20 | ×5 |
 | ×30 | ×10 | ×4 |
 | ×24 | ×4 | ×3 |
 | ×20 | ×3 | ×2 |
 | ×16 | ×2.4 | ×1.6 |
 | ×10 | ×2 | ×1 |
 | ×8 | ×1.8 | ×0.8 |
 | ×4 | ×1.5 | ×0.5 |
 | Scatter | ||
The paytable shows the full version of each symbol along with the amount that each tier pays out. Read down each row to see what each symbol will pay for 8, 10 or 12+ of a kind of that symbol. Like other Pragmatic Play games using Zeus/Olympus themed visuals, the characters and objects are the higher-value symbols and coloured gems are the lower-value symbols.
Consider another important aspect of paytables for pays-anywhere titles. The jump between 8 and 12+ of a kind is quite large. In this case it can be tempting to look at the last line and think of them as standard payouts in the game, which would be a little over-optimistic. While there are increased payouts for high-symbols at the 12+ tier, they’re unlikely to be won without the help of the tumble feature on such a small (30-cell) grid. So as always, when looking at pays-anywhere paytables it’s important to factor in what you’re seeing is likely to be a big win at the end of a good tumble sequence.
Thanks to its two special features, players can win in excess of the per-symbol max of 50x. With its tumbling reels feature, any winning symbols are removed from play after paying out and new symbols cascade down to take their place, meaning a single spin can lead to several wins in a row. There are also multiplier symbols, which don’t have a value of their own, but will multiply any total value accrued via the tumbling feature. Overall, this leads to a max win of 25,000x the player’s stake.
Single-symbol paytable ceiling
50x
The largest one-symbol row against a 25,000x game maximum.
The math model features a 96.52% RTP at high volatility. That means that smaller and medium wins are less common compared to slots with low variance. Instead, most of the value comes from the free spins and winning combos boosted by the collected multipliers. This means that in terms of budgeting your session, it's good to keep in mind that most of the winning spins will feature the lower-tier gems. Bigger prizes as featured in the paytable require a tumble combo boosted by the multipliers, so it's good to take this into consideration and budget for losing streaks with no wins in the higher payout tiers.
Reference note
28 September 2026. Please check the RTP of the game in the info panel of the game when it goes live, as some casinos can run the game with different RTPs. Note that the paytable is not necessarily collected from a live game but reflects the game’s payout information pre-launch. We used 96.52% as a reference.
It’s important to look at the paytable and tumble/multiplier mechanics together. The paytable will tell you what different symbols are paying, but the tumble and multiplier mechanics will tell you the full value of a spin.
Paylines, scatters and multiplier symbols
Paylines. There are none. Gates of Olympus 2500 uses a pays-anywhere system on its 6x5 grid, so a Gates of Olympus 2500 paylines search has a short answer: matching symbols pay by count, not by lining up on a fixed track. Land 8 or more of a kind anywhere and it pays.
Scatter symbol. The scatter does not pay out and is purely used to activate bonus rounds. Landing 4 – 6 scatters will get you 15 Free Spins. Before these begin a wheel will be spun to determine which of the four possible bonus games will be played – two "Free Spins" games and two "Super Free Spins" games. If you get 3 scatters during the bonus then you'll be rewarded with a further 5 free spins.
Multiplier symbols. Multiplier symbols can also appear during the base game and the bonus mode. Each has an individual multiplier value of up to 2,500x. These symbols don’t win anything on their own, but at the end of a spin, all multiplier symbols on screen will be combined. Their total is applied to the total value of the wins caused by any tumbles during that spin. Collecting multipliers at the end of a spin is how even short series of tumble wins can lead to big overall wins, and of course, this is how you’ll land the game’s 25,000x max win.
The free spins modes handle these multipliers differently: one mode adds multiplier symbols from winning spins to a progressive total that keeps building, another collects every multiplier symbol that appears on screen, and the two Super Free Spins raise the minimum multiplier to 10x. The full breakdown of each mode sits with the Gates of Olympus 2500 features, and the stacking logic behind the top figure is covered on the max win page. If you want to watch the multiplier symbols land before the game goes live, the free demo is the place to see them in action.
Landing the scatter will take you to the bonus, a four-way wheel. Apart from that, there are multiplier symbols which combine at the end of each spin. That’s pretty much it. There aren’t paylines, just count-based payouts.