Affiliate Disclosure

We maintain working relationships with numerous licensed operators that offer Gates of Olympus. The specific commission arrangement differs meaningfully from partner to partner, generally falling into one of the following structures:

• Revenue share – an ongoing percentage of the net revenue generated by players we have personally referred, continuing for as long as those players remain active.
• Cost per acquisition – a single flat payment triggered the moment a referred player crosses a deposit threshold that the specific operator has set.
• A hybrid of the two approaches, frequently combining a smaller upfront payment with an ongoing revenue share component.

We do not disclose the precise commercial terms attached to any individual partnership, since these constitute commercially sensitive agreements between ourselves and each operator. What we will state plainly and without any hedging: neither the size nor the specific type of commission has any bearing whatsoever on which casinos make our list, or on how favorably we describe them in our published content.

A genuinely fair question readers raise: if certain casinos pay us more than others, does that shape what we end up writing about them? We hold every single operator we evaluate to one identical, fixed standard, entirely regardless of what that operator is willing to pay us:

• A current gambling license that can be independently verified through a public regulatory database.
• Bet limits, withdrawal rules, and promotional terms written in language that any reader can actually follow and understand.
• Clear and explicit disclosure of precisely which RTP version of Gates of Olympus the specific casino is actually running, given that Pragmatic Play distributes more than one configuration of the game.
• A demo mode that genuinely works as intended and is not hidden away behind unnecessary obstacles.
• Mobile performance that we have personally tested ourselves directly, rather than simply taking the operator’s own marketing claims at face value.
• Responsible gambling tools positioned in plain sight within the platform, never buried behind a support ticket request that a player must first submit.

Fall short on even one of these specific criteria, and a casino simply does not make our list – it makes no difference whatsoever what that operator might be offering us commercially. These standards mirror, in considerably more depth, what we have laid out on our Online Casinos comparison page. We do not treat a single initial check as a permanent, lasting judgment; we return periodically and reassess every operator we feature against these exact same criteria.

When something genuinely changes for the worse – a license lapses, player complaints begin accumulating, or withdrawal practices visibly deteriorate – we update or entirely remove that listing, regardless of what doing so might cost us commercially in the process.

Nothing published here, or indeed anywhere else on this Site, guarantees any specific outcome should you choose to play Gates of Olympus. The RTP figures we cite – 96.5% under the most widely deployed configuration, though certain casinos run 95.51% or 94.5% versions instead – come directly from Pragmatic Play’s own published figures and reflect genuine long-term averages, not any kind of forecast for your own specific next session. Bonus terms and bet limits remain entirely at the discretion of each individual casino and can shift at any time without any obligation to inform us – always verify current terms directly with whichever specific operator you intend to use before depositing any funds.

The same caveat applies equally to the specific mechanics we describe elsewhere – the tumble feature, multiplier symbols reaching up to 500x, and the 5,000x maximum win cap. We write these up as accurately as we genuinely can, based entirely on what Pragmatic Play has officially published, but the developer retains the ability to update these details whenever it chooses, and we simply cannot guarantee that every individual casino is running an identical build at any given moment.

We do not operate, manage, or hold any meaningful access whatsoever to a casino’s internal systems, individual player accounts, or any held funds, and we are simply unable to intervene in any dispute that may arise between you and a specific operator. Should something go wrong on a platform you have personally joined, your first step should always be contacting that operator’s own support channel directly, escalating to their specific licensing regulator only if the matter genuinely remains unresolved after doing so.

Bonus Size Tells You Nothing About What We Are Paid

Whether a specific casino runs an unusually generous welcome bonus or a comparatively modest one has absolutely no connection whatsoever to whether, or how much, that particular casino ultimately pays us. These represent entirely separate decisions made solely and independently by the operator in question. A larger bonus does not in any way correlate with a larger commission for us, and bonus size plays no part whatsoever in our editorial judgment process – it simply has never been, and continues not to be, a reliable signal of how genuinely good a platform actually is.

We update this disclosure as our underlying partnerships, or the relevant regulatory standards that govern them, continue to shift and evolve over time. Whatever version happens to be published here at any given moment represents the current, fully authoritative, and operative text.