Rise of Olympus Bingo

The base game uses a 5-by-5 grid with Cluster Pays. Wins form when at least three matching symbols connect horizontally or vertically, then the winning symbols disappear and new symbols fall into the gaps. A golden Pegasus coin acts as the wild, while Zeus, Poseidon and Hades are the premium god symbols. The lower symbols are Greek-themed items such as lightning bolts, tridents, helmets and harps.

The base game has a simple rhythm: small cluster win, cascade, multiplier step, reset when the chain ends. It is more active than a line slot, but the regular payouts are not the point. The game wants the board to keep breaking apart until wilds, god symbols and the left-side meter line up for something larger.

Hand of God is the random helper feature that can trigger after a non-winning paid spin. The god standing beside the grid uses his own modifier. Zeus removes two symbol sets, which can open space for new clusters. Poseidon adds 1 or 2 wilds to the grid. Hades transforms one symbol set into another, sometimes turning a dead board into a paying one. The feature is a good piece of old Play'n GO design because it gives losing spins a second beat without pretending the player has control. Poseidon is usually the cleanest assist because wilds are useful anywhere. Zeus can be dramatic but messy. Hades is the swingiest, since a conversion is only valuable if the target symbol already has enough neighbours.

Free spins are not scatter-triggered. The round starts when the grid is completely cleared, leaving it covered by wilds. Before the bonus begins, the player chooses one god. Zeus gives 8 free spins and adds 2 on a recharge, Poseidon gives 5 and adds 3, while Hades gives 4 and adds 4. During the round, the chosen god's power can activate after losing spins. The important change is the multiplier. In the base game, it resets when the cascade sequence ends. In free spins, it can keep building and can rise to 20x. The round can also be retriggered by charging the meter again. That structure gives the bonus real upside, but it makes the trigger feel distant. Most sessions will be spent hoping the grid clears rather than watching it happen.

Wrath of Olympus is the game's second major feature. The meter beside the grid charges from wins involving god symbols, and once it is full, all three gods activate in sequence. That means Hades can transform symbols, Poseidon can add wilds and Zeus can destroy symbols inside one combined event. This is the feature that best explains why the slot still works. A normal spin can stall, then Wrath arrives and the board suddenly has three separate chances to open up. It can also miss. When the grid is too full of awkward low symbols, the sequence looks louder than it pays. The best outcomes come when Wrath starts after a few symbols have already been removed and the board is close to a free spins trigger.

The commonly listed bet range runs from about CA$0.32 to CA$161 per spin after conversion into Canadian dollars. There is no Ante Bet or Bonus Buy in the versions covered here, so the bonus must be reached through regular play. That suits the original design, but it will frustrate players used to modern shortcut buttons. Play'n GO is listed for Ontario through AGCO licensing, and Alberta's regulated online market is expected to follow an iGO-style model in 2026.