Full explanation
Multiplier accumulation in Le Zeus is independent of your bet. The clover multipliers run from x2 to x20 and apply to collected coin values, and they behave exactly the same whether you are betting 0.10 or 100.
All your stake changes is the money. A x10 clover on a 5x coin pays the same multiple of your bet at every level; the only difference is whether that multiple turns into a small number or a large one in your currency.
This trips people up because in some older games bigger bets did unlock better features. Not here. Le Zeus keeps the feature math constant across the bet range and uses the buy options, not the bet slider, for stronger access to features.
So set your bet by bankroll and session length, not by a belief that 100 a spin builds multipliers faster. It does not. It just gets you to the bottom of your balance faster if the round goes cold.
Where the bet slider actually matters
Since multipliers and features behave identically across the bet range, the slider is purely a money dial. Its only real job is matching your stake to how long you want to play and how much variance you can stomach.
If you want stronger feature access, that comes from the buy options, not from cranking the bet. This is a deliberate modern design that stops players from believing a bigger stake unlocks better mechanics. It does not. A 0.10 spin and a 100.00 spin run the exact same game; only the size of the numbers on screen changes.
The practical rule: changing your stake changes the cash value of every win and nothing about the mechanics. Multipliers build the same way at ten cents as they do at a hundred. So choose your bet on how long you want to play and how much variance you can stomach, and ignore any idea that a bigger stake unlocks better feature behaviour.