Money Train 2

How the game works

The 5 × 4 base game has forty active paylines, evaluated consecutively from the left. Wins on different lines add together, with the highest paying combination counted on each line. Exactly two normal bonus symbols, without a Money Cart trigger, start a separate respin feature: their multipliers combine and increase by one after a non-winning respin, then apply to the resulting win.

Inside the feature

Three or more bonus symbols start Money Cart with three respins. A new symbol resets the remaining-spin counter. The Payer adds its value to the other visible symbols; the Collector gathers their values into its own. Persistent characters can repeat, while the Necromancer can revive used nonpersistent characters. Filling a column opens another, up to two extra columns. Keep these bonus values separate from ordinary line payouts.

What to pay attention to

Distinguish the two-symbol respin feature from the three-symbol Money Cart bonus. Then track which character distributes values, which collects them and which remains active. The checked ordinary demo lists 96.40% RTP and a 50,000× round limit; its purchase mode has a separate 98.00% figure. These describe that configuration, not a forecast of results or an invitation to buy a feature. Confirm the complete title and player settings: the original Money Train and later sequels have their own rules. Virtual credits cannot be withdrawn.

Before you play

Open the in-game help to see the exact rules and RTP configuration of the version you are using. We do not publish an unconfirmed RTP or assign a score based on potential winnings. Demo outcomes are random and do not establish how a paid session will perform.

Our source

Official Money Train 2 game page, Relax Gaming. This guide explains the published rules; it is not a report of a real-money test session.

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