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| Provider | Askmeslot |
| Reels | 6 |
| Rows | 6 |
| Paylines | Scatter Pays |
| Bonus Rounds | 6 |
| Bet Range | 0.20 - 100 |
| Volatility | High |
| Max Win | 15,000x |
| Bonus Buy | Yes |
| RTP | 97.50% |
| Our Rating | 5.0 |
| Members Rating | 5.0 |
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Slot Overview
The Beat of Olympus 1000 is a high-volatility video slot from AskMeSlot, combining Greek mythology with… a neon EDM vibe. Unusual? Yes. Does it work? Yes. Is it original? No. It’s a total rip-off of Pragmatic’s Gates of Olympus 1000, so look out for Cascading Reels, Multipliers of up to 1,000x, Scatter Pays, Free Spins, and not much else. Still, we reviewed it, and here are our full thoughts:
Theme & Design
AskMeSlot has a fairly small portfolio of games behind it thus far, and The Beat of Olympus 1000 marks just their 10th release. Still, some of their previous games, like Roma Kingdom and Neko Reborn, are pretty nicely done, and The Beat of Olympus 1000 is equally as impressive, in terms of visuals, anyway.
The game is unique, and you’ll see Zeus himself, reimagined as an attendee at an EDM festival! He’s wearing rave glasses, with $$ signs in the middle, and even Mount Olympus has had a makeover, with disco balls, neon colours, and more, setting the scene for a very unusual-looking slot!
The Beat of Olympus 1000 Gameplay & Bonus Features
The Beat of Olympus 1000 is played on a 6-reel, 6-row grid, and it uses a Scatter Pays mechanic, with wins formed by landing 8 or more matching symbols anywhere on the reels. You bet between €0.10 and €100 per spin, and the game boasts an exceptionally high RTP of 97.5%.
Cascading Reels form the backbone of The Beat of Olympus 1000’s action, and whenever a winning cluster lands, those symbols disappear and new ones fall into place. You can also land special Multiplier Gems during these cascades, which display multipliers of between 2x and 1,000x. At the end of a cascade sequence, all visible multipliers are added together and applied to the total win.
The game’s main Free Spins Bonus is triggered by landing 4+ Zeus Scatters in view, and doing so awards 15 free games. During this round, any multiplier collected from winning cascades is added to a non-resetting global multiplier, which is then applied to all wins. You can also re-trigger the feature by landing another 3+ Scatters.
Bonus Buy
The Beat of Olympus 1000 contains a simple Bonus Buy mechanic, allowing you to buy into the feature directly for 100x your bet.
Pros
- Win up to 15,000x.
- Very high RTP of 97.50%.
- Exciting multiplier and Cascading Reels mechanic.
Cons
- Extremely high volatility.
- IDENTICAL to Gates of Olympus 1000 (Pragmatic Play slot).
- Bonus Buy is unavailable in some markets.
The Beat of Olympus 1000 Slot Review Final Thoughts
The Beat of Olympus 1000 is not a bad-looking game, and AskMeSlot has definitely been quite creative with the theme. Mechanically, however, the game is - well, basically a complete rip-off of Pragmatic Play's Gates of Olympus 1000. Even the name is pretty much identical, and this is something we really don’t like.
Yes, we understand how the online gambling market works today. Software providers feel they need to release versions of their own hit slots; no problem. But in almost all cases, the theme, mechanics, SOMETHING is changed slightly, and that’s just not something AskMeSlot has done.
Pretty much the only difference here is the fact that Zeus is now an EDM rave attendee... but aside from that, the game is identical, pretty much, to Pragmatic’s Gates of Olympus. Yes, the RTP of 97.5% is exceptionally high, and the maximum win potential of 15,000x is solid. but for us? This is a low-effort, low-energy game that just makes AskMeSlot look like a lazy studio unable to innovate (which we know isn’t true from their previous games!) Hopefully, their future releases will be more... unique.
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