Gates of Olympus Roulette Set to Bring Zeus to the Live Casino Floor

Pragmatic Play is preparing to expand one of its biggest brands beyond the slot lobby with Gates of Olympus Roulette, a new live casino release that takes the familiar Zeus theme and builds it around roulette rather than reels. The supplier has already confirmed the title as part of its 2026 roadmap, which was presented at ICE Barcelona, where it was showcased alongside other upcoming releases across slots and live casino. Preview coverage currently points to a 9 April 2026 launch.

What makes the game stand out is that it does not appear to be a simple visual reskin. Gates of Olympus Roulette keeps the standard roulette table and classic bet types, but adds a layer of event-style features on top. Early details show that each round includes one Bonus Number and up to seven Lucky Numbers, giving straight-up bets access to boosted outcomes beyond regular roulette payouts. Preview materials also list a 97.30% theoretical RTP, which places it in line with the sort of return players expect from modern live roulette variants.

The most eye-catching feature is the game’s Olympus-themed bonus sequence. If the ball lands on the winning Bonus Number and the player has backed it straight up, the game can open a special round inspired by the original Gates of Olympus slot. According to the current preview information, straight-up bets can pay up to 2,500x in the main game and up to 10,000x in the bonus game, which gives the title a much higher-event feel than conventional roulette. A Super Booster feature is also expected to appear, randomly multiplying total wins by as much as 10x.

Visually, the game leans fully into the Gates of Olympus identity. The early images show a live presenter in a cloud-top temple setting surrounded by marble columns, fire bowls, and the now-familiar Olympus branding. That should make the table instantly recognizable to slot players who already know the Zeus franchise, while still keeping the roulette wheel and betting interface front and centre.

With Fortune Roulette, Mega Roulette 3000, and Money Time already in Pragmatic Play’s recent live portfolio, Gates of Olympus Roulette looks like another step toward blending traditional table mechanics with more game-show-style volatility. For players who want roulette with bigger swings, a branded presentation, and a bonus round attached, this looks like one of Pragmatic’s more interesting live launches of the spring.