Money Train 2 Demo & review

Money Train 2 keeps its real game behind three Bonus symbols. They start the Money Cart, a respin round where a Collector, a Payer, a Sniper and a Necromancer push cash values toward the 50,000x cap. Relax Gaming released this 40-line Wild West sequel in September 2020, and it suits players who like a collect bonus more than free spins. A two-symbol Respin fills the gaps in the base game.

How Money Train 2 works

Forty fixed lines pay three to five matching symbols from the leftmost reel of a 5x4 grid, and a line pays only its best combination. Four outlaws top the paytable, the red dynamite man highest, and the skull Wild matches his pays while it stands in for any symbol on a line.

How the features connect:

1. Bonus symbols land on the base reels. Two of them, and no more, start the Respin, and three or more start the Money Cart.
2. The Respin builds a multiplier for one line win, then the base game carries on.
3. The Money Cart turns every Bonus symbol into a sticky cash value and adds characters that change those values.
4. Filling a reel in the Money Cart opens another one, twice at most. The Buy Feature skips straight to the round.

The Money Cart carries the game. The Respin is the side dish that stops the base game from going silent between bonuses.

The base game before our first spin at a 1.00 bet: four outlaws, stone card suits and the Buy Feature button on the left. FluxPlays demo test, 28 October 2026.

How the Respin feature works

Two ordinary Bonus symbols, with no third beside them, start it. Each one reveals a multiplier, the two are added together, and the reels respin until a line win lands. Every respin that misses adds 1 to the multiplier, and the total then applies to the win that ends the feature.

Our spin 83 showed the order. The two symbols revealed a combined x4, and two misses raised it to x6. The third respin's two gunslinger lines paid $1.00, so the spin paid $6.00.

The Respin rules in our demo session, with the game's own illustration of a x10 multiplier on a line win. FluxPlays demo test, 28 October 2026.

How the Money Cart works

Three or more Bonus symbols start it with three respins on a board of their own. Every new symbol that lands stays and resets the count to three, and the round ends when the respins run out. Then every value on the board is added up and paid.

Filling a whole reel opens an extra one beside the grid, at most twice, and filling every position ends the round with an extra 500x. The characters are what make the values move:

Ordinary characters fire once and then sit on the board as values, so the round grows fastest when a persistent one lands early and keeps firing after it.

Our bought round showed the chain at work. It opened with three Bonus symbols worth 7x between them, and a Payer on the second respin added its value to each of them. Collectors on respins 5 and 7 then gathered the board, which stood at x98 when three blank respins ended it with 12 of the 20 positions filled.

Inside our bought Money Cart: three respins left, the total at x20 and a blue Payer x2 on the right-hand reel. FluxPlays demo test, 28 October 2026.

The Money Cart symbols in the game rules: Bonus, Golden Bonus, Payer and Collector. FluxPlays demo test, 28 October 2026.

Bonus buy, RTP and max win

The Buy Feature costs 100x the bet and goes straight to the Money Cart with at least three Bonus symbols. Its RTP is 98.00%, well above the base game's, so by the rules buying is the better-value way into the round. Relax also offers a lower-return version for Germany, and the casino chooses which one runs.

Neither the rules nor Relax's game page gives a volatility label, and review sites rate it High. The cap applies to the whole round, and the Money Cart stops the moment its values reach it. Getting there takes extra reels and Golden Bonus values together, the parts of the round that move the total in hundreds rather than single figures.

Our Money Train 2 demo test

The base game paid on 27 spins, and two-thirds of those covered the stake. The wins came in clumps. Three of the five best landed between spins 41 and 49, while spins 68 to 82 paid nothing at all.

Bonus symbols were the scarce part, showing on only five spins, and spin 83 was the only one with two. Our bought Money Cart paid back just under its price. The Payer and both Collectors did what the rules say, but Golden Bonus values, Snipers, Necromancers, persistent characters and extra reels stayed away, so they are described from the rules. One session this size shows how the game plays, not what it pays over time.

End of our bought Money Cart: CONGRATULATIONS! YOU WON 98.00. FluxPlays demo test, 28 October 2026.

Is Money Train 2 worth playing?

For a collect-bonus fan, yes. For a free-spins player, there is nothing here. Everything big happens in the Money Cart, where each character changes the values the others work with, so the order they land in shapes the round. The buy's higher RTP makes it the sensible way in for anyone with the balance. For us the Necromancer is the symbol to hope for, because it gives every spent character a second go.

Wolf Gold is the simpler respin game. Pick it if you want a Money Respin that any six moons can start, with fixed jackpots on top. Pick Money Train 2 if you want characters that rewrite the values mid-round and a far higher cap.

In the demo, buy the Money Cart once and watch the first few respins closely. A Payer or a Collector shows in seconds how the values feed each other.