Olympus Mania Hot Bonus

Olympus Mania Hot Bonus is a Greek-myth coin game from Fugaso, released on 9 October 2025. It runs on a 6x5 grid, returns 96.25% at medium-high volatility and tops out at 3,000x the bet. There are no symbols and no paylines – thirty positions, gold coins, and four jackpots across the top.

Zeus At The Edge Of The Frame

The board sits against a deep blue field crossed by lightning, Zeus standing full-height down the left side with a crackling blue orb in one hand and the OLYMPUS MANIA HOT BONUS logo above him.

Empty positions are dark blue tiles stamped with a lightning bolt; filled ones are gold plaques carrying a value. During the feature the background turns red and the empty tiles turn crimson, which makes the state of the board readable at a glance.

Four Jackpots, And A Coin That Matches One

The plaques run across the top in four colours. At the €12.00 bet our session ran at:

GRAND – 24,000.00, or 2,000x
MAJOR – 600.00, or 50x
MINOR – 240.00, or 20x
MINI – 120.00, or 10x

The coin values on the board were 12.00, 24.00, 36.00, 48.00 and – once – 600.00. Against the stake those are 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x and 50x.

That last one is worth pausing on: a single 600.00 coin is worth exactly the Major jackpot. The ordinary coins sit in the one-to-four range, so a 600 landing among them is the same event as winning the Major, without the plaque lighting up.

Jackpot coins also land directly: our board carried tiles marked MINOR and MINI alongside the numbered ones.

Multipliers Float Above The Board

Between the coins, small multipliers appear in the gaps – ours showed x2 and x5 hovering over empty tiles. They are not on the coins themselves; they sit in the spaces, applying to what the board is worth when the round resolves.

On a thirty-position board of one-to-four-times coins, a x5 is the difference between an ordinary round and a good one. Our completed feature showed TOTAL WIN 1,263.30 – 105x the stake – from a board carrying a 600 coin, a spread of 12s, 24s, 36s and 48s, and an x2 in the middle of it.

Three Buy Options, With Escalating Guarantees

This is where Fugaso has done the most interesting work. The Buy Bonus panel offers three entries rather than the usual two, each with its own volatility bar and – crucially – its own written guarantee. At the €12.00 bet:

Bonus Game – 600.00, or 50x – “Enter straight into the bonus game!”
Super Bonus Game – 1,800.00, or 150x – “Multiplier feature guaranteed!”
Olympus Bonus Game – “Multiplier feature and Olympus feature guaranteed!”

Read them as a ladder and the logic is clear. The cheapest buys you the round and nothing else. The middle one, at three times the price, guarantees a multiplier will appear. The dearest guarantees both a multiplier and the Olympus feature.

You are not paying for a better chance – you are paying for a removed uncertainty, and the panel says so in plain words.

Note also the symmetry with the plaques: the cheapest buy costs 50x, which is exactly the Major jackpot and exactly what the 600.00 coin is worth. Fugaso has priced the entry ticket at the value of the game’s second prize.

Three Respins, Counted Down

A dial on the right edge shows the respins remaining, and it ran from 3 down to 0 across our screenshots. A matching 1 2 3 indicator sits in the bottom-left corner.

Standard hold-and-win timing: land a new coin and the counter resets, miss three times and the round ends. With thirty positions and coins mostly worth one to four times the stake, the resets are what turn a modest board into a 105x one.

96.25% At Medium-High Volatility

The return is around average and the medium-high rating is fair. Ordinary coins sit in the low single digits, the Grand is worth 2,000x, and the published 3,000x ceiling needs the Grand plus a well-multiplied board rather than the plaque alone. Our balance fell from €2,160 to €1,368, including a purchase – a coin game with no base reels gives you nothing between rounds.

What The Bet Changes

Everything scales with the stake, jackpots and buy prices included. Our screenshots were taken at €12.00, where the Grand is 24,000 and the cheapest buy 600. At a tenth of that stake both fall by a tenth; the multiples – 2,000x, 50x and 150x – never move.

More From Fugaso

Fugaso builds a great many coin games on the same engine. Electric Coins is the closest relative – four plaques, a lightning-tile board and two priced buys – while Atomic Coins 2 and Arctic Coins Running Wins change the theme and little else.

Who It Is For

Olympus Mania Hot Bonus is for players who want the decision made openly. Three buy options, each with a volatility bar and a written guarantee naming exactly which feature is included, is the clearest buy menu in this batch – and pricing the cheapest entry at 50x, the same as the Major jackpot and the board’s best coin, is neat internal logic. The board itself is standard: thirty tiles, coins worth one to four times the stake, floating multipliers, three respins. At 96.25% the return is fair, but with no base game to fall back on, a session here is entirely a question of how often you buy in. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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