Thunder of Olympus (3 Oaks Gaming (Booongo)) – Review & Demo Play

Max Win, RTP, and Information for Thunder of Olympus Hold and Win

Powered by Booongo Games, Thunder of Olympus runs on a 5x3 layout with 25 betlines, staking from £0.25 to £60 per spin. It sticks to the Hold and Win format and pairs it with a neat Free Spins round. The maths lands in medium territory with an RTP of 95.61% and a max return capped at 1,000x stake via the Grand. It plays across mobile and desktop, and the bet ladder suits low stakes and session testing. Base play felt steady in my runs, with features showing up at pace.

I tend to park bets between 50p and £1 to balance feature frequency and bankroll. Mini and Major fixed prizes sit at 30x and 150x, while the Grand lands only with a full grid in the hold feature. Line wins can surprise when high gods stack, though most value lives in bonuses. If you prefer sharper variance, this sits a touch softer than many hold titles, which helps stretch a session without draining the kitty too fast.

Travel to the Parthenon of Greek Gods with Thunder of Olympus

Thunder of Olympus leans into Ancient Greece with cartoonish art, clear blue skies and a reel frame floating above the clouds. Premiums are Greek gods, while the low end uses J to A. The audio sits at a very fair standard with brief zaps and thuds that do not grate on longer sets. I like the tidy animations on win clusters and the bright lightning orbs, which keep the screen lively without clutter when features kick in.

Divine Treasure Hunts in Thunder of Olympus

There are eight pays split evenly between lows and highs. J, Q, K and A form the low set and top out at 2x stake for five of a kind. The premium set is four gods, with Zeus worth the most on a line. Five Zeus on a payline pays 10x, and the rest step down from there. Payouts flow left to right across 25 fixed lines on the 5x3 board, so line coverage matters when stacks fall.

Specials carry the features. Vase Wilds substitute for standard pays to complete lines but do not pay on their own. Horn Scatters appear on the middle reels and are the ticket into Free Spins. Bonus lightning balls carry values for the Hold and Win round and can show Mini and Major tags. I track where these land during a set; centre reels tend to see the action for entries, while outer reels help fill lines once the bonus starts.

The best symbol shift arrives in Free Spins, where low pays are removed, leaving only gods and feature symbols. That trims dead spins and lets stacked premiums do the heavy lifting. It also makes line counting simpler; when two or three reels open with matching gods, you can feel the step change straight away. I have bagged my larger line hits here rather than in base, as the screen space finally belongs to those four higher tiers.

Thunder of Olympus Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x0.6
	5	x8
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.2
	5	x6
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	Wild

Trigger the Hold and Win Bonus for Epic Winnings in Thunder of Olympus

Free Spins land when three Horn Scatters hit on reels two, three and four, giving 8 spins to start. Hit another three during the round and you add 8 more. With card ranks stripped out, every spin pitches for premium connections, and Wild vases pull weight in tight spots. It is not a labyrinth of modifiers, which I prefer here; the lift comes from a cleaner reel set, and that is enough to push decent totals without faff.

The Hold and Win bonus triggers with 6 or more lightning balls anywhere. You begin with 3 re-spins, sticky balls, and only blanks or new balls can land. Each new one resets the counter to 3. Fill the board and the Grand 1,000x drops; hit tagged balls for 30x Mini or 150x Major along the way. My best returns came from mid-grid clusters with two Majors, while full screens are rare but not fantasy if momentum starts early.

Thunder of Olympus Review Summary

Thunder of Olympus is a perfectly adequate Hold and Win outing with a tidy Free Spins round that culls low symbols, a medium profile, and fixed jackpots that give a clear target. The RTP sits below par, yet session flow feels fair, and entry points at 25p make it easy to set a plan. I slot this in when I want simple Hold and Win pressure with cleaner premium-only spins, not when chasing sprawling mechanics.