Olympus or Hades mode choice
How the olympus or hades mode choice works
Mechanic: Olympus or Hades mode choice.
Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War uses a 5×5 grid with 15 fixed paylines. Players can switch between Olympus and Hades in the base game. The choice changes the volatility and look of play: Olympus has a higher chance to trigger Free Spins, while Hades has a lower trigger chance and higher average feature wins, according to the provider.
Round walkthrough
Choose a mode, then follow an expanding Wild
Round example: Choose Olympus or Hades before a spin.
Choose Olympus or Hades before a spin. The base game evaluates the 15 fixed lines. If a Wild contributes to a win, it can expand across its reel and apply its multiplier. Three Scatters start 10 Free Spins, where expanding Wilds stay in place for the feature. The choice changes the game mode, not the randomness of a single outcome.
Feature rules
Three Scatters start a mode-specific Free Spins round
Bonus feature: Three Scatters trigger 10 Free Spins.
Three Scatters trigger 10 Free Spins. Expanding Wilds can appear in both the base game and bonus feature and can cover a whole reel after a winning combination. The official provider description lists Wild multipliers up to 100×; Hades has a guaranteed expanding Wild during Free Spins.
- Three Scatters award 10 Free Spins in the provider description.
- Expanding Wilds can cover a full reel and carry multipliers up to 100×.
- This is the original Gods of War title, not the separate Gods of War 250 release.
RTP and volatility
The mode choice changes volatility, not certainty
Session note: Pragmatic Play lists a 15,000× maximum win and describes two volatility modes: high for Olympus and very high for Hades.
Pragmatic Play lists a 15,000× maximum win and describes two volatility modes: high for Olympus and very high for Hades. Those are separate game settings, not player-controlled odds. The published maximum is a ceiling rather than an expected session result, and the live game panel should be used for the active RTP configuration.
Olympus and Hades have different provider-described feature profiles. Neither mode predicts the next spin; read the active version's RTP in its own panel.
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