Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War
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Pick a side before you spin: Olympus pays more often, Hades pays less often but bigger. Expanding wilds carry multipliers up to 100×. How to play
How to play
- Before playing you choose a mode. Olympus starts the free spins more often with smaller average results; Hades is the more volatile of the two.
- Wilds expand to cover a whole reel and carry a multiplier of up to 100×, which applies to every line they complete.
- Each symbol has an Olympus version and a Hades version, and both can land in either mode.
Long quiet spells are normal on a high-volatility slot, and every spin is independent of the last. In the demo they cost nothing, because demo credits have no value.
Good to know
- Fifteen paylines across a 5×5 grid.
- Wild multipliers up to 100× in the base game and in free spins.
- The listed RTP is for Olympus mode; Hades mode is listed a little lower, at 96.05%.
Free spins and features
Three scatters start 10 free spins. During the feature, expanding wilds stay in place until the round ends.
Paylines
Symbols pay from left to right along 15 paylines.
Wild multipliers
Wilds expand to cover a whole reel and carry a multiplier of up to 100×, which applies to every line they complete.
Free spins
Three scatters start 10 free spins.
Questions
Is any real money involved?
No. This is Pragmatic Play’s free demo of Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War, and it plays with demo credits. Demo credits have no value: they can’t be bought, paid out or carried over, and they aren’t Carats. Nothing you do in the demo can be exchanged for money or prizes.
Why does the demo load from Pragmatic Play’s servers?
Pragmatic Play makes Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War and hosts the demo, so the game runs on their servers. We don’t contact them until you press Play. When you do, your browser sends them what any website receives: your IP address, your browser and device type, and our site’s address.
Inside the demo, Pragmatic Play may set its own cookies and run its own analytics, and its privacy policy applies. Our cookies page has the details.
How do breaks and limits work here?
They cover the demos as well as our own tables. Your session clock stays in the header, and a reality check appears every 30 minutes unless you change it. If you take a break or reach your daily time limit, the demo closes and stays closed until the break or the day is over.
A lower limit applies at once; a higher one starts tomorrow. Breaks can’t be cut short. Set them in , or read more under Responsible gaming.