Olympus Gold Rush

Olympus Gold Rush is a coin game from Evoplay, released on 10 August 2026. It runs on a 4x3 grid, returns 96.27% at high volatility and takes bets from 0.10 to 75. The top prize is 9,000x the bet. There is no conventional paytable here at all: as the data sheets put it, symbols pay only in the bonus games.

Zeus Above The Grid

The reels sit between marble columns on a cliff top, with temples and a blue Aegean sky behind them. Zeus himself is enthroned above the frame, white-bearded and holding a lightning bolt, and he throws it when something good happens. The jackpot ladder runs down the left edge and a BONUS BUY button sits at the bottom of it.

What you will not find is fruit, letters or gems. Every position that lands carries either a silver coin with a number stamped on it, a gold coin, or a purple MYSTIC tile showing a smaller Zeus wielding lightning. That is the entire symbol set.

Jackpots That Scale With Your Bet

The four plaques are not fixed cash prizes, and our screenshots caught them at two different stakes, which makes the arithmetic easy to check.

At a bet of 50: Grand 50,000, Major 5,000, Minor 2,500, Mini 1,250.
At a bet of 30: Grand 30,000, Major 3,000, Minor 1,500, Mini 750.

Divide each column by its stake and the same four numbers come out every time: 1,000x, 100x, 50x and 25x. A ladder expressed as pure multiples is far easier to plan around than the fixed-cash version most studios use – and it shows that even the Grand is only a ninth of the game’s 9,000x maximum.

Coins Are The Game

The values we saw on the coins were 30, 50, 100, 120, 150 and 250. Read against the stakes in those screenshots, a 50 coin at a bet of 50 is worth 1x, and a 250 coin is worth 5x. Gold coins carry the larger numbers; silver ones the smaller.

Because there are no line wins, a board is worth exactly the sum of what is on it. That makes this one of the easiest games to read on the site: no paylines to trace, no ways to count, just addition.

The Mystic Tiles

The purple MYSTIC tiles are the modifier. In one of our screenshots three of them lit up across the left and centre of the grid with Zeus hurling a bolt above; in another a single Mystic sat on the right-hand edge next to a row of matching 30 coins.

Slot catalogues list mystery symbols, random multipliers, cash collector and Hold and Win among the features, and the Mystic tile is the visible face of all of them – it is what turns a board of small silver coins into something worth having.

Multipliers On Every Position

The clearest screenshot is from inside the round, with BONUS SPINS: 2 showing in the bottom left. Almost every coin on the board carried its own multiplier badge: x4 on the top left, x2 across the top row, x2 and x3 in the middle, another x4 on a 120 coin and a x2 on a Mystic tile.

That is where the 9,000x lives. A 150 gold coin is worth 5x the bet on its own; the same coin under a x4 badge is worth 20x, and a full board of multiplied coins compounds from there. The jackpot ladder tops out at 1,000x precisely because the multiplied board is expected to go further.

What The Bet Changes

Nothing, in proportion – and we can prove it, because the ladder rescaled between our two screenshots without changing a single multiple. At the 0.10 minimum the Grand is worth 100 and a 250 coin 50 cents; at the 75 maximum the Grand is 75,000. The 1,000x, 100x, 50x and 25x never move.

More From Evoplay

Evoplay has been building coin and collection games across its recent catalogue. Wealth Bells 40 puts the same Hold and Win idea behind a classic fruit grid, and Fun Fair Fruits 100 shows the studio at its most stripped-back, with a hundred lines and no bonus round at all.

Who It Is For

Olympus Gold Rush is for players who find paylines tedious. There is nothing to trace and nothing to learn – coins land, they carry numbers, multipliers stick to them, and the board is worth what it adds up to. A 96.27% return is fair, the four jackpots scale honestly with your stake, and the Bonus Buy is there when patience runs out. High volatility means the empty purple grid is a familiar sight, but a multiplied board pays for a lot of it. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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