Pragmatic Play Launches Helios Triple Sun Slot With 5,000x Max Win
Pragmatic Play keeps mining Greek mythology. Its latest addition is Helios Triple Sun, which puts the sun god at the centre of things and offers a maximum payout of 5,000x stake.
The layout is a 6x5 grid with scatter paylines. Volatility sits at medium, RTP at 96.46%. Bets range from 0.20 to 240 a spin. Throughout the game Helios stands to the right of the reels, feeding the light theme that drives the bonus round.
In the base game, a Tumble mechanic does the heavy lifting. Winning symbols leave the grid, new ones drop in, and one spin can produce a chain of wins instead of a single payout. Symbol values stick to the usual Greek template. Sun-shaped crowns sit at the top, followed by shields, urns and rings. Gems fill out the lower end.
The bonus round is where the design gets interesting. Three scatter types, Red, Yellow and Blue, sit at its centre. Each lands with a random modifier attached that can reach 100x the total win of a tumble sequence. The matching sun above the reels collects scatters, and every collection carries a chance of triggering free spins.
Whichever scatter colour starts the round decides the modifier. Red scatters bring special modifier symbols into play for the duration. Blue scatters raise the multiplier by 1x for every consecutive tumble. Yellow scatters add a three-reel row on top of the grid, expanding the play area. Extra free spins can also come from scatters.
Players who don't want to wait have an Ante Bet option that lifts the odds of triggering free spins. Where local rules allow, the round can be bought outright. There's a Super Free Spins buy-in as well, and it switches on all three modifiers at once.
Pragmatic's Greek line has leaned heavily on Zeus through the Gates of Olympus series. Helios Triple Sun shifts the focus to a lesser-used figure, though the visual language stays familiar: gems, crowns, urns and a deity watching the reels.
The launch follows Eternal Diamonds and Gates of Olympus POP into the supplier's recent release schedule. Operators running Pragmatic content can expect the usual certification and market-by-market rollout to follow.