On 9 April 2026 Pragmatic Play launched Gates of Olympus Roulette, bringing the Olympus brand to its live casino. The game was first shown at ICE Barcelona in January 2026 and is played at live tables rather than on a slot grid.
How it works
- Each round has a Bonus Number and up to seven Lucky Numbers. Lucky Numbers carry multipliers between 50× and 250×.
- A Super Booster adds a further multiplier between 2× and 10×.
- Wins in the base game can reach up to 2,500× the stake.
- If the Bonus Number hits, the game moves to a bonus round on a 6×5 slot-style grid with 15 spins and wins from eight or more symbols. The bonus round can pay up to 10,000×.
How it differs from the slots
Gates of Olympus Roulette is a table game, not another version of the slot. Results come from a live roulette wheel, and the tumbling grid appears only in the bonus. The multipliers also work differently: they attach to specific numbers on the table instead of arriving as orbs on any spin. The slot versions on our site, such as the original and 1000, have their own RTP and win caps, and none of those figures apply to the roulette.
Regulation treats the two differently as well. In the UK, for example, the new stake caps for online slots do not apply to roulette (see our report on the UK limits).
What to know
The game is offered by operators that carry Pragmatic Play’s live casino, so availability is narrower than for the slot, and the table’s rules and RTP are shown in the game itself. As with any live game, set a budget and a time limit before you join a table.