- October 7, 2026
A pay-anywhere slot built around one idea: multiplier orbs that land at random and are only applied once the whole tumble sequence has finished. That ordering is why a quiet-looking spin can settle far higher than it first appeared.
Gates of Olympus is a pay-anywhere slot from Pragmatic Play, played on a six-by-five grid with tumbling reels and multiplier orbs that are applied once a sequence has finished.
This guide covers how the slot plays at Kirabet, the Maldives casino that carries it — the rules, the settings, the limits and the terms you will see on screen.
Gates of Olympus uses the same pay-anywhere counting rule as its stablemates: enough matching symbols anywhere on the grid form a win, and their position is irrelevant. Winning symbols are then removed and replaced, so a spin can resolve several times before it ends.
What sets it apart is the multiplier orb. Orbs land independently of the wins, carry a value, and sit on the grid until the tumbling stops. Only then are they added together and applied. Until that moment, nothing on screen tells you what the spin is worth.
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1. What is Gates of Olympus?2. How to play Gates of Olympus on Kirabet2.1. How a round works2.2. Gates of Olympus multiplier orbs2.3. Gates of Olympus RTP, limits and max win2.4. How Gates of Olympus wins are paid3. Playing Gates of Olympus at Kirabet in the Maldives3.1. Before your first spin3.2. Gates of Olympus on the Kirabet app4. Gates of Olympus strategies that do not work5. Gates of Olympus terms explained6. Gates of Olympus FAQHow a round of Gates of Olympus resolves at Kirabet, what the interface controls, and the figures behind it — in that order.
The first three stages look like an ordinary tumbling slot. The fourth is where the game is decided.
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One stake covers the whole grid. There is nothing to select per line, because there are no lines.
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Symbols land across the grid. Eight or more of a kind anywhere pay, wherever they sit.
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Winning symbols are cleared and new ones fall in. If they form another win, it pays and the cycle repeats.
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Any multiplier orbs on the grid are totalled and applied to the sequence once the tumbling has stopped.
An orb can appear on any spin, with or without a win attached. If the sequence produced nothing, the orb pays nothing — it needs a win to multiply. This is the part players most often misread: an orb on screen is not money until something pays.
The free-spins round changes the accounting. Orb values accumulate across the round rather than resetting each spin, so a long run of modest orbs can build into something larger than any single spin would produce in the base game.
An orb with no win attached pays nothing. Multipliers apply to what a sequence produced, not to the stake.
These figures come from Pragmatic Play’s own published specification for Gates of Olympus. Read alongside its stablemate, three of them change how the game looks.
The RTP gap is twice as wide as you might expect. Three configurations ship: 96.50%, 95.51% and 94.50%. That is a spread of two full percentage points between the best and the worst, where Sweet Bonanza spans about one. On this game, which setting the operator chose matters twice as much — and it is shown in the game panel, not on any review site.
The ceiling is lower than the game feels. Maximum win is 5,000× the stake. Sweet Bonanza, on the same grid with the same pay-anywhere rule, reaches 21,175×. The orbs make Gates of Olympus feel like the bigger game; the specification says it is roughly a quarter of it.
The maximum is a number, not a plan. It lands once in 718,391 spins. At ten spins a minute without a pause, that is around 1,200 hours — about fifty days of continuous play. A win above 1,000× is far more reachable at 1 in 46,094, and even that is a long afternoon repeated many times over.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Released | 25 February 2021 |
| Grid | 6 reels, 5 rows |
| Pay type | Pay anywhere, 8 or more matching symbols |
| RTP | 96.50% / 95.51% / 94.50% — three configurations |
| Volatility | Medium, as classified by Pragmatic Play |
| Minimum total bet | 0.20 |
| Default bet | 2.00 |
| Maximum total bet | 240 (300 with Ante Bet) |
| Maximum win | 5,000× the stake |
| Maximum payout | 1,200,000 (5,000 × 240) |
| Ante Bet | 1.25× the stake |
| Buy feature | 100× the stake |
| Base game hit frequency | 1 in 3.47 spins |
| Free spins hit frequency | 1 in 448.12 spins |
| Odds of a win above 1,000× | 1 in 46,094 |
| Odds of the maximum win | 1 in 718,391 |
| Devices | Desktop, mobile, tablet |
Source: Pragmatic Play game specification · last checked 26 September 2026
Bet amounts are base units. Your account shows them converted into your own currency, so check the game panel for the MVR figures before you set a stake.
The outcome of every spin, including which orbs land and what they carry, is produced by a certified random number generator at the moment you press spin. The animation that follows is a replay of a decision already made.
The in-game paytable lists what each symbol pays at each count for your current stake. Reading it once is worth more than watching a hundred spins, because it tells you which symbols actually carry the game and which are filler.
The game itself is identical wherever you open it — Pragmatic Play builds one version of it. What changes is the account around it, and at Kirabet that account is built for players in the Maldives — a Maldives casino balance, local payment methods and support in your own time zone.
Stakes and wins are shown in the currency you chose when you registered. Kirabet publishes its prize pools in MVR, so figures quoted in USD or EUR on other sites will not match what is on your screen. Read the limits in your own currency rather than converting one to the other.
Deposits, withdrawals and the bonus terms that apply to slot play are account-level rather than game-level. They are covered on the deposits page, the withdrawals page and the bonuses page.
Four things worth doing before the first spin, in this order.
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The form asks for contact details and a currency you cannot change later. Our registration guide covers the fields that block sign-up.
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Verification is checked when you withdraw, not when you deposit. Doing it first avoids a delay when you withdraw.
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Methods, minimums and timings differ. The deposits page lists them and covers declined cards.
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Set your own budget before you start and stop when it is spent. For a break, Kirabet offers a 7-day cooling-off period and self-exclusion through Live Support; the responsible gambling page explains how.
Gates of Olympus runs in the phone browser and in the app on the same account and balance. The grid rearranges for a narrow screen and the tumble animation is the same, so nothing about the game changes.
One habit is worth carrying to mobile: wait for the sequence to finish before judging it. On a small screen the orbs are easy to miss while the symbols are moving, and a spin that looks like nothing can settle well above what was on screen a second earlier. Install steps are in the iOS guide and the Android guide.
Orbs land independently on every spin. Seeing several in a row says nothing about the next one.
It raises the cost per spin in exchange for more frequent scatters. The long-run return is not improved by paying more.
Nothing is settled until the sequence ends and the orbs resolve. Judging a spin early only misleads you.
Five terms that explain most of what happens on the grid.
Pragmatic Play ships three configurations — 96.50%, 95.51% and 94.50% — and the operator picks one. Two percentage points separate the best from the worst, a wider gap than most games in the same lobby. The figure in force is shown in the game information panel inside your account.
No. Both run on a six-by-five pay-anywhere grid and trigger free spins at almost the same rate — 1 in 448 against 1 in 451 — but the ceilings are not close. Gates of Olympus caps at 5,000× the stake; Sweet Bonanza reaches 21,175×. The multiplier orbs make this one feel larger than it is.
The minimum count is listed in the paytable and applies anywhere on the grid. Larger counts pay proportionally more.
The win. Orbs are totalled and applied to what the sequence produced. With no win, an orb pays nothing.
It increases the stake per spin in exchange for a higher chance of triggering free spins. It changes frequency and cost, not the underlying return.
Yes, same account and same balance. See the iOS guide or the Android guide.
Because orb values accumulate across the round instead of resetting each spin. The mechanic is genuinely different, not just a longer sequence.
Every round is independent and the house keeps an edge over time. Decide on a budget before you start — cooling-off and self-exclusion are explained on our responsible gambling page.
Last updated 24 September 2026 · Written by the Kirabet Guide team. This guide is published by Kirabet. It explains how the platform works and does not take bets itself. Corrections: info@kirabet.guide.
