Money Train 2 Slot Review

Money Train 2: SlotTribe 250 Spin Test – Date: 2 November 2026 – Result: –85.70 – Bonuses: 0 – Biggest Win: 29x

Overview

Money Train 2 is Relax Gaming’s September 2020 chaos machine — the sequel that turned the original into a full-blown outlaw circus. It’s built around the Money Cart Bonus Round, where the Collector, Payer, Sniper and Necromancer can turn a dead session into absolute carnage. Our 250‑spin test didn’t get anywhere near the bonus, but the slot still threw in a couple of clean 28x and 29x hits, exactly the kind of random sparks this game is known for. Even when it’s cold, it always feels like something stupid could drop.

SlotTribe Test Results to 1.00 Stake

100 Spins Profit/Loss: –31.50
250 Spins Profit/Loss: –85.70
Bonus Frequency: 0
Volatility Feel: Extreme, bonus‑dependent

Mick’s Take

Hit a couple of decent base wins of 28x and 29x, but couldn’t get anywhere near the bonus — only three teases in the whole 250 spins. It’s a minus, but I still enjoyed it. Money Train 2 is always capable of dropping something unexpected, even in a dead session. It didn’t wake up today, but you always feel like it could at any moment.

RTP, Provider & Release Date

RTP: 96.40%
Provider: Relax Gaming
Release Date: September 2020
Max Win: 50,000x

Gameplay & Features

Money Cart Bonus Round

Land 3 or more scatters to trigger the Money Cart Bonus Round. You start with 3 spins, and every new symbol resets the counter. The whole thing is about stacking multipliers and characters until the grid turns into a runaway train.

Character Symbols

The bonus is driven by its characters:

Collector — scoops up all visible values and adds them to itself.
Payer — adds its value to every other symbol.
Sniper — doubles up to 8 symbols.
Necromancer — reactivates used non‑persistent characters.
Persistent Versions — fire every spin and are the real jackpot makers.

These symbols can chain off each other, creating multiplier climbs that get ridiculous fast.

Reel Expansion

Fill a reel and the grid expands with an extra column. More space means more characters, more multipliers, and more chances for the bonus to go off the rails. This is where the slot’s 50,000x potential comes from.

Buy Feature

You can buy straight into the bonus. Not part of our test, but it’s a core part of the slot’s identity.

Volatility & Behaviour

Money Train 2 is savage. Our session showed the worst side of it — barely any teases, no bonus, and a slow grind into the minus. But even in a dead run, it still threw in those 28x and 29x hits Mick mentioned, which is exactly how this slot behaves: long stretches of nothing, then sudden spikes that remind you it’s never fully asleep. It’s extreme volatility with a pulse — you feel the danger even when it’s not paying.

Graphics & Sound

Relax Gaming nailed the outlaw‑steampunk vibe. The train, the characters, the metal textures — everything feels heavy and hostile. The soundtrack builds tension, especially during teases, and the bonus round has that signature Money Train intensity that makes the whole slot feel alive.

What It Does Well

Massive 50,000x potential
Iconic character system
Persistent symbols create huge wins
Reel expansion adds real excitement
Bonus round is one of the best ever made
Strong theme and presentation

What It Does Badly

Base game can be brutally dead
Bonus can be extremely hard to land
High volatility means painful sessions
Teases can be rare and frustrating

Who It’s For

Players who enjoy:

Extreme volatility
Character‑driven bonus rounds
High‑risk, high‑reward slots
Steampunk outlaw themes
Massive multiplier potential
Classic Relax Gaming chaos

SlotTribe Verdict

Money Train 2 didn’t fire today — no bonus, barely any teases, and a steady slide into the minus. But it still threw in those random 28x and 29x hits Mick talked about, and that’s exactly why people keep coming back to it. Even when it’s dead, it feels dangerous. When it behaves, it’s one of the best bonus rounds ever made. When it doesn’t, you get a session like ours. Still absolutely worth a spin if you’re chasing chaos.