Money Train 2 Slot Review

Money Train 2 Slot Overview

When I first loaded up Money Train 2, it felt like stepping into a dust choked, slightly futuristic Wild Western town. The train sits across a 5 reel, 4 row, 40 payline layout, all wrapped in a post apocalyptic steampunk style with metal plates, spikes and pipes everywhere. Stakes run from 0.10 up to 20 per spin, and the default RTP sits at 96.4 percent with extremely high volatility and a max win of 50,000 times the bet.

Compared with the original Money Train, this sequel ramps everything up. The base game is still a brutal grind at times, but the new Respins feature breaks up the dead spins and keeps you chasing the Money Cart Bonus Round. I like how the soundtrack and animation match the darker, grittier look, giving each session a tense, cinematic feel while you wait for the bonus to finally arrive.

Money Train 2 Slot Information

On the reels in Money Train 2 you get a mix of metallic card suits and character symbols. The lower paying ones are diamond, club, heart and spade, paying around 3 to 5 times the bet for five of a kind. The higher paying symbols are the gang members themselves, the Payer, Sniper, Collector and Necromancer, and landing five of these can award from 8 up to 20 times your stake on a single payline.

The metallic skull Wild symbol is key in the base game. It substitutes for all regular symbols and pays the same as the top Necromancer, so five skulls on a line also give 20 times the stake. Scatters come in two flavours, a standard version and a golden variant. In the base game these carry multiplier values, then in the Money Cart Bonus Round they turn into the special symbols that drive the feature.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Wild
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x0.8
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x0.8
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x0.6
	5	x9
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x3.5
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.2
	5	x3
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.2
	Scatter

Money Train 2 Slot Features

The Wild symbol in Money Train 2 does the usual job of helping complete winning combinations, but the real spice starts with the Respins feature. Land two Scatter symbols anywhere and each reveals a multiplier which is added together. Respins then play out until a win appears. Every non winning spin increases that multiplier by one, and when a win finally lands the built up value applies to the total win from that spin.

The heart of Money Train 2 is the Money Cart Bonus Round. Hit three or more Scatters and the reels slide away to reveal a special grid. You start with three spins and only land blanks or bonus symbols that stick. Every time a symbol lands, spins reset back to three and its multiplier is added to the total. Basic symbols award between 1 and 10 times the bet, while golden versions can show from 20 up to 200 times the bet.

Where the game really goes mad is with the special modifiers. Payer adds its value to all other symbols, Collector gathers all visible multipliers to its own, and the Collector Payer first collects then spreads its new total back to everything else. Sniper doubles between three and eight symbols, sometimes more than once on the same target, while Necromancer brings used specials back to life. Reset Plus increases the spins, and Persistent versions of Payer, Sniper and Collector repeat their effect on every following spin. Fill a reel to unlock an extra reel, up to two extra, and if you somehow fill the entire 7 by 4 grid the game adds a flat 500 times bonus on top of the already crazy total.

How to play Money Train 2 slot

Getting started on Money Train 2 is straightforward. I set my stake using the plus and minus buttons under the reels, anything from 0.10 to 20 per spin. Wins land when three or more matching symbols connect left to right on one of the 40 paylines. The skull Wild steps in for the regular symbols, and the main goal during the grind is to land either two Scatters for Respins or three or more to trigger the Money Cart Bonus Round.

On longer sessions I usually set up autoplay, which lets you choose from a block of spins and decide when it should stop. There is also a fast play option that speeds up the animations. If you can access a free demo it is worth running a batch of one hundred auto spins first, just to get a feel for the hit frequency, the Respins rhythm and how often the bonus seems to appear for your stake level.

Money Train 2 RTP – Be aware of this!

One thing I always check with Money Train 2 is which RTP setting the casino is using. The game has a premium version at 96.4 percent and a lower one at 94.4 percent. That two percent gap does not sound large, but it shifts the house edge from 3.6 to 5.6 percent. Over time that means fewer spins for the same bankroll and fewer chances to hit one of those explosive bonus rounds.

To see the actual figure you must load Money Train 2 in real money mode, open the information menu and look for the line that says something like theoretical RTP of this game. In demo mode you usually see the top setting. The feature buy has its own RTP value that sits close to the main configuration. On a game as volatile as this, playing the higher version gives you a bit more breathing room during long sessions.

Money Train 2 Max Win

The headline attraction on Money Train 2 is the 50,000 times max win. For a non progressive slot this is huge and it is one of the main reasons high risk players stick with it, even after long stretches of dead spins. In the Money Cart Bonus Round those multipliers can snowball, especially with Persistent symbols on the grid. Most bonuses land way below that cap of course, but the potential hangs over every spin.

Money Train 2 Slot Conclusion

After plenty of sessions, Money Train 2 has become my go to when I want volatile, feature rich action. The Respins mechanic fixes a lot of what felt flat in the original base game, giving you small bursts of excitement while you chase the real prize in the Money Cart Bonus Round. With the expanded roster of special symbols and those Persistent versions, the bonus can go mental in a way few other slots manage.

The flip side is that this train can be a savage beast on your balance, especially if you end up on the lower RTP setting or go too hard with high stakes. For me the mix of gritty steampunk atmosphere, clever mechanics and that 50,000 times potential hits the right spot, as long as I treat it with respect and accept that most rides will end far short of a jackpot style hit.

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