Olympus Rivals

Olympus Rivals Overview

Olympus Rivals is a Greek mythology slot from Amigo Gaming, released in September 2025. It runs on a 5x4 grid with 50 paylines, and above the reels stand three gods – Poseidon, Zeus and Hades – each guarding a different bonus. Amigo rates the game medium-high volatility with a maximum multiplier of x1,700, and stakes run from 0.50 to 100 per spin.

Three Gods, Three Bonuses

The panel above the reels is the heart of the game. Each god has his own label:

• Poseidon – Free Games
• Zeus – Pick’Em
• Hades – Pin Win

Amigo’s description ties them together with the Pile Collector: gold coin symbols land on the reels and feed the gods, and the collected energy decides which of the three bonuses is awarded. In our screenshots a gold coin sits on the third reel in one spin and next to the fifth reel in another – small, easy to miss, and the real reason to watch the grid.

What the Bonuses Contain

Amigo’s own feature list for the game reads Scatter, Wild, Free Games, Pin Win, Pick Game and Pile Collector. SlotCatalog’s breakdown adds the mechanics behind them: fixed jackpots, a hold-and-win round with respins and sticky symbols, a pick-objects bonus game, random multipliers and additive symbols. Put together with the god panel, that gives a clear picture:

• Free Games (Poseidon) – a round of free spins on the same 5x4 grid.
• Pin Win (Hades) – the hold-and-win style round, where value symbols stick and respins reset.
• Pick’Em (Zeus) – a picking game with fixed jackpot prizes.

Our screenshots show the base game only, so we cannot quote prize values for the bonuses themselves. What they do show is how often the gods’ coins turn up: a gold coin appears in two of our eight base-game spins.

The Paytable

At a €100 bet the paytable shows the following values for five, four and three of a kind:

• Pegasus: €5,000 / €1,000 / €250 – 50x, 10x and 2.5x the bet
• Minotaur: €1,500 / €500 / €150 – 15x, 5x, 1.5x
• Manticore: €1,000 / €200 / €100 – 10x, 2x, 1x
• Hydra: €500 / €150 / €50 – 5x, 1.5x, 0.5x
• Gold coin gem: €250 / €100 / €30 – 2.5x, 1x, 0.3x
• Purple gem: €100 / €50 / €20 – 1x, 0.5x, 0.2x

Below them sit red, blue and green gems as the lowest symbols. The white Pegasus is the one to hope for: five of them pay ten times as much as five Minotaurs, which makes it by far the strongest symbol on the reels.

The Wild

The wild is a snake-haired Medusa with the word WILD under her portrait. She stands in for the regular symbols, and in several of our spins she sat in the middle of a winning combination, turning two symbols on either side of her into a paying line.

Fifty Lines in Action

With fifty lines on a 5x4 grid, a single cluster of matching symbols often pays on many lines at once. The game shows the number of winning lines under the reels, and our screenshots at a €100 stake let us check the paytable:

• Eight lines of three gold coin gems with the Medusa wild paid €240 – exactly 8 × €30.
• Seven lines of red gems paid €140 – 7 × €20.
• Ten lines of purple gems paid €200 – 10 × €20, the purple gem’s three-of-a-kind value.
• Eleven lines of Hydras paid €550 – 11 × €50.

Two more spins round out the picture. Four lines of green gems paid €80, and seven lines of blue diamonds, stacked in a diagonal band across reels one to five, paid €280. A seven-line win of gold coin gems with a wild on the fourth reel reached €350, which only adds up if some of those lines ran to four symbols instead of three.

The biggest base-game win in our set was €990 on six lines, built from Minotaurs around a Medusa wild – almost 10x the bet from a single spin with no bonus involved.

What the Numbers Tell You

The line wins add up quickly, but they are small per line: most combinations on a crowded grid are threes, and threes of the gem symbols pay between 0.2x and 0.3x. The wins that matter come from the beasts at the top of the table and from the three bonuses, which is where the x1,700 ceiling sits. That fits the medium-high volatility rating: a busy base game with modest line values and the real upside held back for the gods.

Stakes and Controls

Bets run from €0.50 to €100 per spin, played across all fifty lines. The balance sits in the bottom left corner, the win meter in the middle, and the stake on the right. The large round button on the right spins the reels, with a smaller button below it, and a menu button on the left opens the information pages – paytable, bet settings, language and game history. All values in the paytable are shown in currency for the current stake, so it is easy to read what a combination is worth before you spin.

Graphics and Setting

The reels stand between white marble columns high above the clouds, with a golden sunset breaking through behind them. The three gods are painted portraits in the style of classic fantasy art – Poseidon with his trident and sea-green palette, Zeus crowned and bearded in gold, Hades wreathed in fire. The beasts on the reels are equally detailed, while the gems are bright and simple so that lines are easy to read.

Related Amigo Games

Olympus Rivals shares its three-bonus structure with several recent Amigo releases. Gods of Sand moves the same idea to ancient Egypt, and Olympus Destiny stays on Mount Olympus with a different, ball-board mechanic. The casinos we checked also carry a follow-up, 1000 Olympus Rivals.

Who It Is For

Olympus Rivals is for players who like a busy grid with plenty of small multi-line wins and a set of bonuses to aim for. Fifty lines keep the base game moving, the Pegasus and Minotaur add proper hits, and the three gods give every coin that lands on the reels a purpose. It is available at all six casinos we checked.

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