Compare Olympus versions.

Start with identity

The original, 1000, 2500, Super Scatter and Xmas 1000 are listed as separate editions. Match the comparison row with the full title on the provider page. This prevents a screenshot, multiplier claim or bonus description from silently referring to another game.

Compare like with like

A multiplier ceiling, a maximum-win limit and RTP describe different things. The maximum does not show a typical win, and RTP is a theoretical long-run measure. Configuration-dependent information should be checked in the loaded game rather than treated as one universal value.

Make a practical choice

Choose an edition whose rules and presentation you want to understand. Open its guide, then a demo if available. A bigger theoretical ceiling is not evidence that a version is safer, easier or more profitable. Keep your own spending limits independent of the version you select.

Original, 1000 and 2500: different levels of change

The original introduces the basic pay-anywhere and tumble format with multiplier symbols up to 500x. The 1000 edition increases that symbol ceiling to 1,000x. The 2500 edition raises it again and adds four free-spin modes with different multiplier collection rules. The change between editions therefore involves more than one headline number.

For a first introduction, the original guide keeps the concepts together. For a specific feature comparison, read the 1000 multiplier calculation beside the 2500 Mode 1/Mode 2 explanation. No comparison row can replace the complete rules of the version you actually open.

Super Scatter and Xmas 1000 answer different questions

Super Scatter introduces trigger-related prizes from special scatters, including a stated overall maximum of 50,000 times the bet. Its multiplier-symbol ceiling remains 500x. This is a useful example of why the largest maximum win is not necessarily attached to the largest multiplier symbol.

Xmas 1000 focuses on a festive presentation within the documented 1000-style framework. Its separate title and information panel still matter. Visual preference, special scatter conditions and alternative free-spin modes are different reasons to explore a version; none establishes a universally best game.

Read the columns without mixing the units

Maximum win means an overall limit expressed as a multiple of the bet. Maximum multiplier describes a value on a feature symbol. Free spins describes the initial feature award, before any documented retrigger. RTP refers to a long-run theoretical configuration. Comparing percentages with multiplier values does not produce a meaningful score.

A blank RTP cell means the provider-page figure was not established, not that the game has a zero return. The figures shown are reference information; an operator can use a different active RTP configuration or restrict an optional purchase. Verify those details in the actual game.

A comparison you can make in the demo

Keep the stake display visible and ask the same question in each edition: what caused the regular win, where did the multiplier enter and when did the round finish? In 2500, add which free-spin mode was selected. In Super Scatter, add whether the special scatter appeared in a qualifying trigger.

This gives you a comparison of the interface and mechanics, without treating a few random outcomes as an odds test. Do not rank versions by which virtual balance happens to grow fastest. Short samples cannot establish return, volatility or a profitable version for a future paid session.