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Pragmatic Play launches Gates of Olympus Roulette

Pragmatic Play has expanded its live casino portfolio with the launch of Gates of Olympus Roulette, bringing one of its slot brands into the live dealer segment through a new roulette-based game show format.

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Pragmatic Play has launched Gates of Olympus Roulette as a new live casino game show
The title adapts the supplier’s Gates of Olympus slot IP into roulette gameplay
Launch follows recent LatAm expansion deals with Smart Nucleo and Cactus Gaming

Pragmatic Play has unveiled Gates of Olympus Roulette, a new live casino title that adapts one of its slot franchises into a roulette-based game show experience.

The launch marks the latest effort by the supplier to expand its established slots across multiple gaming verticals, following the launch of previous branded live casino products such as Sweet Bonanza CandyLand.

Set within a Greek mythology-themed studio environment, Gates of Olympus Roulette combines traditional roulette gameplay with slot-inspired bonus mechanics. 

The title features a randomly selected Bonus Number alongside up to seven Lucky Numbers, each capable of applying multipliers ranging from 50x to 250x to straight-up bets.

Additional multiplier potential is provided through the game’s Super Booster mechanic, which can increase Bonus Number and Lucky Number multipliers by between 2x and 10x. According to Pragmatic Play, this allows for potential payouts of up to 2,500x during the base game and as much as 10,000x during the bonus round.

If the Bonus Number lands, players progress to the Gates of Olympus bonus feature, a slot-style round overseen by the game’s Zeus-themed branding. The feature includes a 6x5 reel grid, 15 starting spins and opportunities for further multipliers and additional spins.

Commenting on the launch, Sharon McHugh, Director of Public Relations at Pragmatic Play, stated: "Gates of Olympus Roulette is a powerful addition to our portfolio, bringing one of our most celebrated IPs into the live casino spotlight.

"The game transports players to Zeus' kingdom, surrounded by towering pillars set against a striking, occasionally thunderous night sky. From this epic studio design to the dynamic fusion of roulette and slot gameplay, the game show reflects Pragmatic Play's commitment to creating standout experiences."

The release follows other recent additions to Pragmatic Play’s game show portfolio, including Money Time and Mega Roulette 3000, as the supplier continues expanding its live casino catalogue.

The launch also comes during a busy period for the company commercially. Earlier this week, Pragmatic Play signed a distribution agreement with Smart Nucleo to expand its content reach across Latin America, while in March the supplier launched its Smart Studio solution with Cactus Gaming in Brazil as part of its ongoing regional growth strategy.

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Pragmatic Play previously brought its Sweet Bonanza slot brand into live casino through the launch of Sweet Bonanza CandyLand

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