Zeus vs Hades and Gods of War 250, side by side

It is an online slot from Pragmatic Play, released on 22 May 2023 as part of the provider’s Greek Gods series. The base game is a 5×5 slot with 15 paylines where you pick between an Olympus and a Hades mode. A sequel, Gods of War 250, followed on 2 February 2026.

There are two: Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War and Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War 250. Both are online slots from Pragmatic Play, and each version page on this site has a free demo. Compare them on the games page.

Choose Olympus or Hades before you spin; in the original you can switch between the two at any time in the base game. Expanding wild symbols can stretch over a whole reel and apply a multiplier. Landing three scatters opens a bonus round of 10 free spins in which the expanding wilds stay in place.

Pragmatic Play is a licensed supplier: the footer of its own website names PragmaticPlay (Gibraltar) Limited as licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, account number 56015, and by the Gibraltar Licensing Authority, RGL No. 107. This site is independent and does not host the game, so the casino you play at must be checked separately for a licence valid in your country.

Pragmatic Play’s game pages print 96.56% for Gods of War 250 and 96.07% for the original. The gap is under half a percentage point, and neither figure forecasts how a single session will end.

No. Each spin is resolved on its own by the game’s random number generator, so no hour or weekday is luckier than another. Play when it fits your budget and your free time.

No. Your round is calculated separately from everyone else’s, so the size of the crowd has no bearing on the result. A busy evening and a quiet morning are treated identically.

No. A slot keeps no record of what others received and does not even out payouts between players. Someone else’s big result leaves your next spin untouched.

No, thinking so is the gambler’s fallacy. Earlier spins do not shape later ones, so a long wait for three scatters does not bring the bonus any closer. RTP is an average over a very large number of spins, not a timetable for one session.

RTP, or return to player, is the share of wagers a game is designed to return across a huge number of spins. Figures such as 96.07% and 96.56% are long-run averages and tell you nothing certain about your own play. Operators may configure settings, so the in-game info screen shows the figure actually in use.

Pragmatic Play states a maximum win of 15,000x for the original and 25,000x for Gods of War 250, with expanding wild multipliers of up to 100x and 250x. In the original, Olympus is described as high volatility and Hades as very high; in Gods of War 250 there are two levels and Hades is the more volatile. Olympus triggers the bonus more often, while Hades is built for bigger average wins.

No. The chance of a winning combination is not tied to the amount you stake; only the size of the payout moves with it. Pick a bet that fits your budget, not one you hope will tilt the odds.

The demo uses play money, so it works well for learning the two modes, the expanding wilds and the scatter bonus without risk. It cannot predict or improve later results, because every real-money round is independent.