Pragmatic Play launches Fortune of Olympus slot

Pragmatic Play has rolled out Fortune of Olympus, a new online slot that sits neatly in its wider Gates of Olympus-style family. You’re looking at a 7×7 cluster-pays grid, random multipliers up to 500x, and a headline maximum win of 10,000x. Zeus is back in the starring role. You’ve also got more than one way into bonus play, with the usual Free Spins triggers plus optional paid feature entry where local rules and operator settings allow it.

7×7 cluster-pays with tumbling wins

There are no fixed paylines here. Fortune of Olympus runs on a cluster-pays setup, so wins hit when matching symbols connect across the 7×7 grid. Pragmatic Play says wins can form from clusters of 5 up to 15+ matching symbols, and the base game is listed with a top payout of 150x.

It also leans on the familiar tumbling format. When you land a win, those symbols disappear and fresh ones drop in. One paid spin can turn into a string of cascades, and that’s where things get interesting because bonus symbols and multipliers can land mid-run and completely shift what the spin ends up paying.

Random multipliers can stack up to 500x

The multiplier system is the main draw. Multiplier symbols can show up with values from 2x to 500x. And the rules are straightforward: if multiple multipliers land in the same tumble sequence, they combine, then the combined total applies to the final win once the cascade chain stops.

This is the kind of “big swing” setup players either chase or avoid. It can feel uneven, in a good and bad way. A dead-looking spin can still wake up late if a multiplier drops in at the right moment.

Free Spins: 4–7 scatters for 15–30 spins

Free Spins is the primary bonus. It triggers when 4 to 7 scatter symbols land, awarding 15 to 30 Free Spins depending on how many scatters you hit.

Once you’re in Free Spins, the multiplier behavior changes. Instead of only counting at the end of a single tumble chain, multipliers build into a running total that stays live for later wins in the same bonus. It plays differently than the base game, since the round can start to feel like it’s gathering pace as those multipliers stack up.

Optional bets and buy features vary by jurisdiction

Pragmatic Play also calls out optional stake modifiers and feature-entry tools that may only be available “in certain markets.” If you’re reading from the United States and Canada, that’s not a throwaway line. Regulated games often arrive with different settings depending on the operator, the platform, and whatever local compliance requires.

If your casino has them enabled and they’re permitted in your jurisdiction, you may see options like:

• Ante bet options intended to boost the odds of reaching bonus modes (including Super Free Spins where offered).
• Super Spins variants that focus on more multiplier activity, including configurations that guarantee at least one multiplier per spin or raise the minimum multiplier value (Pragmatic Play lists a version that starts at 50x).
• Bonus buys priced at 100x (direct entry to Free Spins / Super Free Spins) and 500x for stronger starting conditions, including multipliers that begin at 5x and above.

So yes, what you see can change a lot depending on where you’re playing. In one regulated market you might only get standard spins and the default Free Spins trigger, while another market shows the ante and buy buttons. That’s normal. Some jurisdictions restrict buys outright, and plenty of operators switch them off even when they’re technically allowed.

How the “Olympus” theme fits Pragmatic Play’s wider strategy

Pragmatic Play is sticking with a theme players already recognize. Greek mythology has been a steady iGaming favorite for years because it’s easy to sell and it works across languages without much explanation. And Zeus, in particular, is a familiar visual anchor for this style of slot across the wider market.

From an operator and affiliate perspective, the “series effect” is pretty simple. If someone recognizes an Olympus-branded title, they’re more likely to click it in a packed lobby. That kind of instant familiarity helps a new release get early traffic without needing a long pitch.

U.S. and Canada availability depends on licensing and catalogs

For North American readers, availability is the real question. A supplier can announce a global launch, but the game still has to show up in a licensed operator’s library where you live.

In the United States, online casino access is state-led. Whether you can play Fortune of Olympus comes down to whether your state has regulated iGaming and whether local operators have integrated it. In Canada, access is typically province-led, with Ontario running a major regulated market with its own approved catalogs and platform rules.

That same market-by-market setup can affect what features you actually get. Bonus buys and certain stake modifiers are exactly the kind of tools that can be limited by regulation, disabled by operators, or adjusted by platform policy. Bottom line: “Fortune of Olympus” may not look identical across every U.S. state or Canadian province where Pragmatic Play titles are available.

Supplier context: Pragmatic Play’s role in iGaming

Pragmatic Play is a B2B iGaming supplier. It makes the games and distributes them to licensed operators and platforms. It’s not the company running the casinos where wagers are placed.

Beyond slots, Pragmatic Play also supplies Live Casino, Bingo, and Virtual Sports, all delivered through a single integration for partners. The studio has also said it releases up to eight new slot titles per month. That pace tracks with how crowded the market is: content is constant, and studios are always competing for “new games” placement, promo slots, and long-term retention.

Game details at a glance

Fortune of Olympus is a 7×7 cluster-pays slot with tumbling wins, multiplier symbols from 2x to 500x that can combine during cascades, and a Free Spins feature triggered by 4–7 scatters for 15–30 spins. Pragmatic Play lists a maximum win of 10,000x. Optional ante bets, Super Spins variants, and bonus buys (100x/500x) may be available only in certain markets and on certain operator setups. If you like fast cascades and those late multiplier swings, this one’s going to make sense quickly.