Money Train 2

Money Train 2 is the sequel that got the whole slot community hopping back on board, this time with Relax Gaming cranking the volatility even higher and building a bonus round that basically plays like its own mini game. Steampunk meets outlaw West in a way few other studios pull off, and within a couple of spins it is obvious this is not just another western clone.

RTP matters just as much here as it does for every other slot we cover on the site, so we have dug up exactly where you get the most value for every dollar wagered.

Check out our top list to see which casinos currently offer the highest average RTP:

Casinos with the highest RTP for Money Train 2

We go through the in-game help screen at every casino to see exactly which RTP version is live there, and the list below updates continuously from our own database.

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  Coolbet Casino

  RTP Review
  Play:
  96.4%
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  TonyBet Casino

  RTP Review
  Play:
  96.4%
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  Casumo Casino

  RTP Review
  Play:
  96.4%
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  Just Casino

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.0%
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  Lucky Ones

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.0%
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  FortunePlay

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.0%
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  Lucky 7even

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.0%
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  LeoVegas

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.0%
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  PlayOJO

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.0%
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  CasinoDays

  RTP Review
  Play:
  94.0%

A higher RTP simply means the game is kinder to your bankroll over time, so it always pays to check the list before you hop on the train.

How many spins you actually get

Curious how far your bankroll stretches depending on the RTP level you are playing at? We have put together an example below so you do not have to guess.

If you start playing with $200 and bet $1 per spin, we can compare how many spins you get depending on the payout level.

At the highest level of 96.4%, you theoretically lose 3.6% of your bet per spin, which equals $0.04 per spin. That gives you approximately 5 556 spins before your budget runs out.

At a lower payout level of 94%, the theoretical loss is 6.0%, which is $0.06 per spin. That means you can spin approximately 3 333 times before the money runs out.

The difference is 2 223 spins between these levels – quite a significant difference when you think about it!

Bonus rounds and features

Land two bonus symbols, the shiny coin icons, and you trigger a respin feature where multipliers stack up on the reels until a win finally lands. Land three or more bonus symbols instead and the Money Cart Bonus kicks in, which is where the game really shows its teeth.

You get three respins that reset every time a new bonus symbol appears, and the board itself can grow from 5 columns all the way up to 7 if the reels keep filling along the way. Hiding inside the carts are characters like the Necromancer, Collector, Sniper and Payer, each with their own trick for doubling values, collecting cash or bringing already used symbols back to life. It gets chaotic fast, in the best possible way, once everything starts clicking.

Symbols

The wild is the skull with an exhaust pipe design and substitutes for every other symbol on the reels. It also happens to pay exactly the same as the Necromancer if you manage to fill an entire line.

Paylines and bet levels

Money Train 2 runs on 5 reels, 4 rows and 40 fixed paylines. Bets can usually be adjusted between roughly $0.10 and $20 CAD per spin at most casinos, leaving room for cautious budgets and bigger swings alike. The max win sits at a massive 50,000 times your stake, making this one of the more generous releases you can spin right now.

The studio behind Money Train 2

Relax Gaming created Money Train 2, and the studio has more or less built its reputation around this exact series. If you want the details straight from the source, check out Money Train 2 on Relax Gaming's official site.

Our verdict on Money Train 2

We really like the pacing of the bonus round, it never feels dragged out even though the volatility is genuinely high. The RTP of 96.4% is solid, and with the bonus buy it can even creep up toward 98% at select casinos. The downside is that the base game can feel a bit stingy between bonus rounds, but stick with it, because once the carts start filling up things can get seriously big.

Similar slots

If you like Money Train 2, you will probably also enjoy Money Train, the original with a slightly softer feel, Money Train 4, the newest entry in the series with even wilder features, and Cash Truck, another Relax Gaming release with a similar collector mechanic.

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