Money Train 2 Slot Review — Free Demo Guide (50,000×)

Money Train 2 is Relax Gaming's sequel to its original Money Train, released on 2 September 2020, and it is remembered for one thing above all: the Money Cart bonus. The base game is a conventional line slot, but the bonus turns into a respin round full of special symbols that collect and add to each other's values. Relax Gaming lists an RTP of 96.40% for normal play — and a higher one when you buy the bonus — and caps wins at 50,000× the bet. Reviewers rate the volatility high.

The Base Game

The reels are 5×4 (the bonus can add two reels) with 40 paylines. Regular wins come from lines as in any classic slot, and a respin feature can fire in the base game to add some variety. Mostly, though, the base game has one job — to deliver enough bonus symbols to start the Money Cart — and it can take a while to do it.

The Money Cart Bonus

The bonus is a respin round: every time a new symbol lands, the respin counter resets, and the round only ends when a full set of respins passes without anything new appearing. The symbols are what make it special: Collectors gather the values of the coins on the board, Payers hand their value out to other coins, and Snipers and the Necromancer bring their own twists. Some special symbols stay for the rest of the round, so each one that lands makes the board more valuable — and the board can gain extra reels on the way.

• ✓Reels: 5×4 (the bonus can add two reels).
• ✓Lines: 40 paylines.
• ✓Money Cart: respins that reset whenever a new symbol lands.
• ✓Collector, Payer, Sniper and Necromancer special symbols.
• ✓Bonus buy: Money Cart bonus for 100× the bet.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win

Relax Gaming lists 96.40% in normal play and 98.00% when you buy the bonus — one of the rare games where buying the feature returns more than spinning for it. Wins are capped at 50,000× the bet, and the volatility is high: most rounds end modestly, and the rare long ones decide a session. Relax also offers other RTP versions in some markets, so the info panel is worth a glance on any real-money site.

Who Money Train 2 Is For

If you enjoy hold-and-win or respin bonuses, Money Train 2 is one of the games that defined the style, and the interplay between its special symbols is still more involved than most imitators. It is a poor choice for anyone who wants action on every spin: the base game can go a long time without a bonus, and the bonus itself often ends small. Players who are happy to buy features will find the higher return on the buy option unusually friendly.

Tips for the Free Demo

The Money Cart is complex enough that a few rounds in the demo teach more than any description.

• ✓Buy the bonus several times and watch which special symbols make the difference.
• ✓Pay attention to which special symbol lands when — the same symbols can end in very different totals.
• ✓Count how many rounds end after only a few respins — it shows how much of the value sits in the long ones.
• ✓Compare the Money Cart with the Hold and Spin round in Floating Dragon for a simpler take on the idea.

Availability in the USA

Probably not from a US connection. On casino.guru’s forum, staff told a US player that the US is among Relax Gaming’s restricted countries, and an archived request from a US location to Relax’s demo backend in 2026 was refused — although that refusal may have been a bot filter rather than a geo block. We cannot test from the US ourselves. Relax’s only US presence is state-regulated real money in New Jersey, under the RLX Gaming name. Visitors on a US connection see a note on the game page that the demo may not load in the USA.

Play Money Train 2 Free

The FakeStake demo uses play money that is separate from your FakeStake balance — no deposit and no account. Buy the Money Cart as often as you like and learn how the special symbols combine.

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