Money Cart 2 Demo & review

Money Cart 2 has no base game wins at all: spins only look for three Bonus symbols, and everything you win comes from the re-spin round that follows. Relax Gaming released it in July 2021 as a spin-off of the Money Train series, built entirely around its Money Cart bonus. It suits hold-and-win players who want the feature and nothing else, not anyone who likes small wins between bonuses.

The 5x4 grid before our first spin: blanks, two Bonus symbols and one coin worth 0.10. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

How Money Cart 2 works

The grid is five reels of four rows, and there are no paylines. A spin either lands three or more Bonus symbols, or it pays nothing. Values are counted in coins, ten to a bet, so at $1 a coin is worth ten cents.

Three or more Bonus symbols start the re-spins with 3 spins on the counter. Every new symbol that lands resets the counter to 3, and the round ends when it runs out. Filling a whole reel opens an extra reel beside the grid, at most twice. At the end, every value on screen is paid.

The paytable page: the coin value at our bet and the re-spin rules. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

How the re-spin symbols work

Ordinary Bonus symbols carry 1 to 10 coins, and gold Golden Bonus coins carry 20 to 200. The special symbols do the real work:

In practice the order matters. A Payer early in a round lifts every coin that is already there, and a Collector landing after it gathers the lifted values. The Persistent versions repeat their action on every remaining re-spin, which is what turns a modest round into a large one. The Persistent Payer and Collector never pay or collect their own value.

The special symbols page, from the Collector/Payer to the Persistent Payer. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Our best round shows the chain. On spin 49 the grid filled two reels and opened all seven, while a Payer, a Sniper and a Necromancer worked through 33 re-spins to finish on 240 coins.

Spin 49, partway through: seven reels open and the total at 76 coins on its way to 240. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

RTP, volatility and max win

This demo's rules set the return at 98.00%, which is high for any slot. No volatility label appears in the rules, so the High used here is the rating review sites agree on.

Wins are capped at 50,000 coins a round, which the rules equate to 5,000x the bet. Hit that ceiling and the round stops on the spot, paying the full amount. Filling every position on all seven reels ends a round too, with a fixed 500 coins.

The game rules page: the 98.00% RTP and the 50,000-coin cap. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Our Money Cart 2 demo test

The re-spins came often, and they were the whole session: nine rounds, and not a cent anywhere else. Each round brought at least one special symbol, and at least two of them opened extra reels, but the totals stayed modest, from 22 coins to the 240 of spin 49. Golden Bonus coins and the Persistent Sniper and Collector stayed away, and those are the pieces that keep adding value to the end of a round. Nine rounds in one session show how the feature behaves, and nothing about the long-run return.

Spin 5's round at its last count: 64 coins, 6.40 at our bet. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Is Money Cart 2 worth playing?

One reason makes Money Cart 2 worth playing: it is the Money Cart bonus with the rest of the slot removed, and the RTP is unusually high for it. If that bonus is the part of the Money Train games you enjoy, every spin here is a try for it. If you want anything to happen between rounds, nothing will.

Pick Money Train 2 if you want the same crew inside a full 40-line slot, with a base game, a buy and a much higher ceiling. Choose Money Cart 2 for the re-spin round on its own, at a lower cap and a higher return.

In the demo, read the Persistent symbol section of the paytable before you spin. Those three symbols decide whether a round stays small.