Money Train 2 Guide: Rules, Respin Feature, Money Cart Bonus and Bonus Buy
By the CasinoDemo editorial team · Updated 2026-11-09 · How we review
Money Train 2 is Relax Gaming's Wild West sequel, and almost everything interesting happens inside the Money Cart bonus. The base game is a 40-line slot that mostly exists to land Bonus symbols; the bonus is a sticky-value hold-and-spin round packed with special characters that collect, pay, double and revive values.
We played the official demo, scrolled through the full paytable and rules, and bought the Money Cart once. Here is how each piece works, with the actual numbers from our single round.
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Money Train 2 at a glance
- Provider
- Relax Gaming
- Demo
- Free, no sign-up
How the base game works
The rules describe Money Train 2 as a 5 column, 4 row slot with 40 pay lines, always played with all pay lines active. Wins are paid according to the paytable, and wins on multiple paylines are added together.
The symbols are four gang characters plus five coloured card suits. At the 2.00 default bet in the demo, the blonde gunslinger paid 16.00 for five of a kind, 4.00 for four and 1.00 for three, while the blue diamond paid 6.00, 1.40 and 0.40. The skull Wild substitutes for all symbols on the reels for pay line wins.
The demo runs on fun credits rather than a real currency. It opened with a balance of 5,000.00 and a 2.00 bet.

Respin Feature
The Respin feature is always triggered when exactly two normal Bonus symbols land anywhere on the reels and the bonus game is not triggered. Each Bonus symbol reveals a multiplier, and the two multipliers are added together.
Respins are then awarded until a win is made. Every non-winning respin increases the multiplier by +1, and once a win lands, the displayed multiplier is applied to it. It is a small consolation prize for near-miss bonus triggers, but a long run of dead respins can build a decent multiplier.
Money Cart bonus round
Land 3 or more Bonus symbols anywhere on the reels to trigger the Money Cart. Persistent (gold) symbols can substitute for Bonus symbols when triggering it. All values in the feature are shown as multiples of your bet.
When the round starts, the trigger symbols reveal their values and you get 3 spins. A normal Bonus symbol reveals between 1x and 10x the bet; a Golden Bonus symbol reveals between 20x and 200x. Each time a new symbol lands, the spin count resets to 3. Fill a reel and an extra reel opens; this can happen a maximum of two times per round. The round ends when the spins run out, and the total of all values on the grid is paid.
The special symbols are what make the round. From the rules screens:
Payer adds its value to all other visible symbols. Collector collects all visible values and adds them to its own. Collector/Payer adds the sum of all other values to its own, then pays the updated value to every other symbol. Sniper doubles the values of 3 to 8 other bonus symbols and can hit the same symbol several times. Necromancer brings between 2 and 7 already used non-persistent specials (Collector, Payer, Collector/Payer or Sniper) back to life. Reset Plus increases the starting value of the spins left count by one.
Persistent versions of Payer, Sniper and Collector repeat their action at the end of every spin that follows, not only the spin they land on. That repetition is where the big totals come from.


Buy Feature
The Buy Feature can only be activated in the base game and costs 100x your regular bet. It awards the Money Cart bonus round and guarantees a minimum of 3 Bonus symbols. The theoretical RTP for the buy is 98.00%, noticeably higher than the 96.40% for regular play. The demo offered one buy option only.
We bought it at a 2.00 bet for 200.00. The trigger spin landed four Bonus symbols, which revealed x1, x3, x4 and x5 for a starting total of x13. Several low values and a x22 coin stuck over the next spins, and a Payer x2 landed and spread its value across the grid. No Persistent or Golden symbols showed up. The cart finished on x55 and paid 110.00, which is 55x the bet, or a bit more than half of what we paid. That is one round, not an average; the feature leans heavily on rare specials, so plenty of buys will look like ours and a few will look very different.



RTP, max win and win cap
The game config lists a theoretical RTP of 96.40% for regular play and 98.00% for the Buy Feature. The win cap is 50,000x the bet for the game round: if the sum of all values in the bonus reaches 50,000x or more, the bonus ends and pays 50,000x the bet.
Relax does not publish a volatility label in the demo rules, but the structure speaks for itself. Base game line wins are small, the Respin feature is a modest top-up, and most of the potential sits in a bonus that depends on landing Persistent and Golden symbols.
Our verdict
Money Train 2 earns its following because the Money Cart is genuinely layered. Payers, Collectors, Snipers and the Necromancer interact, and the Persistent versions keep firing every spin, so one good landing can snowball. Our bought round was the other side of that coin: no Persistent symbols, a single Payer and a 55x result on a 100x buy. The 98.00% RTP on the buy is unusually high, and the 50,000x cap is huge. Try the free demo to see how often the specials actually show up before you form an opinion.
How to play Money Train 2 free in Canada
Press Play demo for free on the game page and the Relax Gaming demo loads with virtual credits. There is nothing to download, no account to create and no deposit to make, and it works in your browser on desktop and mobile.
Because nothing is at stake, the demo is the easiest way to learn how Money Train 2's features trigger and how often it pays.
Playing Money Train 2 for real money in Canada
Real-money online gambling in Canada is regulated province by province. Ontario runs a regulated market where licensed operators are overseen by iGaming Ontario and the AGCO; other provinces offer play through their own provincial sites, such as PlayNow (British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan), Loto-Québec, PlayAlberta and ALC in Atlantic Canada.
The legal age is 19 in most provinces and 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. Only play at sites licensed where you live, set limits before you start, and treat gambling as entertainment, never as a way to make money.
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Money Train 2 FAQ
- What is the RTP of Money Train 2?
- The demo config lists 96.40% for regular play and 98.00% for the Buy Feature.
- What is the maximum win in Money Train 2?
- The win cap is 50,000x the bet. If the bonus total reaches 50,000x or more, the round ends and pays 50,000x.
- How do you trigger the Money Cart bonus?
- Land 3 or more Bonus symbols anywhere on the reels. Persistent gold symbols can substitute for Bonus symbols in the trigger. The round starts with 3 spins, and the count resets whenever a new symbol lands.
- How much does the Money Train 2 bonus buy cost?
- The Buy Feature costs 100x your bet and guarantees at least 3 Bonus symbols and entry to the Money Cart. It can only be used in the base game.
- What does the Respin feature do?
- Exactly two normal Bonus symbols trigger it. Their multipliers are added together, and respins continue until a win lands, with the multiplier rising by +1 after every losing respin.
- What do Persistent symbols do?
- Persistent Payer, Sniper and Collector perform their action on the spin they land and again at the end of every spin that follows for the rest of the bonus.
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