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Six Pragmatic Play slots sit in the Gates of Olympus line alongside the 2500: the 2021 original, Super Scatter, Xmas 1000, Dice, 1000 Dice and Pachi. Those six are the whole comparison on this page. Olympus-themed slots from other studios borrow the setting and share none of the maths, so they stay out of it.
Every claim here comes from the same records that fill the table below: name, release date, grid layout, volatility rating, win ceiling and, where one has been published, RTP. Where a field is empty this page says so rather than filling the gap. For the game itself rather than how it sits against its relatives, the Gates of Olympus 2500 slot review covers the base game and the bonus round, and the studio behind it and the 28 September 2026 release date are handled on the Pragmatic Play release page.
Read across the table and the family resemblance is obvious. Every entry is a Pragmatic Play title, every one carries a high volatility rating, and five of the six keep the 6×5 grid that the 2500 uses. What separates them is when they arrived, what the grid looks like and where the win ceiling sits.
The ceiling column is where most readers stop, and it is the one most likely to mislead: it describes the rarest result a game can produce, not the one to plan a session around. On the 2500 that result is a 1 in 1,984,521 event. What the figure means in practice, and how it reads against the 96.52% RTP and the high volatility rating, is worked through on the RTP and max win page rather than here.
Unknown, not inferred
Two entries in these records carry an RTP: the 2500 at 96.52% and 1000 Dice at 96.5%. For the 2021 original, Super Scatter, Xmas 1000, Dice and Pachi the field is empty. That means no figure has been published into this data set - not that those games return less. Assuming a sibling matches the 2500 would be a guess, and this page does not make it.
There is a second reason to hold any single RTP figure loosely. The 2500 itself ships in three builds - 96.52%, 95.50% and 94.50% - and the casino, not the studio, decides which one runs. A published number is a default rather than a promise, so check the paytable in the game at whichever operator you use. The RTP and volatility page explains how to read the figure once you find it.
Which sibling is worth your time depends on what you are trying to find out.
Pick by what you care about
Start with the 2021 original
Compare the newest six-reel builds
Stick to a published RTP
Try a different shape
Specifications only take you so far with a high-volatility slot. Before committing money to any of them, spend a few hundred spins in the free Gates of Olympus 2500 demo - the distance between a 1 in 3.58 hit rate and a session that feels productive is something you have to sit through to understand. Match the variant to your priority, whether that is familiarity, a recent build or a stated RTP, rather than to the largest number in a column.
