Money Train 2 app guide

What the Money Train 2 app game adds to the original

Relax Gaming released this sequel in 2020, a year after the original Money Train. The setting is a darker take on the frontier, but the structure stays familiar: a 40-line base game and a respin bonus called the Money Cart. The changes are in the detail. The sequel gives the base game more to do, adds new characters to the bonus, and lifts the top prize from 20,000x to 50,000x.

There is no real-money Money Train 2 app as such. You play it inside a casino operator’s app, installed from the App Store or Google Play, using the same account, balance and limits as the operator’s website. Our mobile slots UK page explains how slot play works across apps and mobile sites.

Money Train 2 in portrait and landscape

The four-row grid is tall enough to look natural in portrait, with the reels across the top of the screen and the controls below. In landscape the scenery frames the reels and the spin button moves to the right edge. The Money Cart is the part to think about: with up to two extra reels unlocked and a value printed on every symbol, the grid gets crowded, and landscape makes the numbers easier to follow on phones under six inches.

Animations are heavier than in the original, especially when several characters act at once. On a budget handset that can mean a short pause between respins. If the game stutters, our guide to casino app speed and performance lists the usual fixes, from clearing the app cache to switching networks.

How to start playing Money Train 2 on your phone

1. Open your casino app and sign in. Turn on Face ID or fingerprint login if you haven’t already.
2. Search “Money Train 2” and check the tile names Relax Gaming as the studio.
3. Tap the info icon and read the Money Cart rules; there is a long list of special symbols to learn.
4. Choose your stake. UK apps cap it at £5 a spin, or £2 if you are 18–24.
5. Tap Spin. Watch for wilds, the two-scatter respin feature and three-scatter bonus triggers.
6. In the Money Cart, follow the respin counter at the top; it resets each time something new lands.
7. When the round ends, the total is added to your balance; check the net-position bar before carrying on.

Wilds and the base-game respin feature

The original’s base game was often criticised as a waiting room for the bonus. The sequel adds a skull wild that substitutes for regular paying symbols, and a respin feature that can start when two scatters land: a multiplier builds on the respins until a win arrives, then applies to that win. The game’s rules screen sets out the exact behaviour. These features don’t change the overall RTP, but they spread more of it into the base game. Our multiplier glossary entry explains the general idea.

The Money Cart cast: Sniper, Necromancer and more

Three or more scatters start the Money Cart with three respins. Only cash symbols, special characters or blanks can land, and every new symbol sticks and resets the counter. Filling a reel can unlock an extra one, up to two in total. The characters below are what turn an ordinary cart into a large one.

Two characters change the shape of a round most. Reset Plus gives you more chances on each cycle, so a cart can run much longer. The Necromancer revives characters that have already acted, which can repeat a big Collector-Payer or Sniper action. Persistent versions act on every respin for the rest of the round, and landing one early is usually what separates a modest cart from a strong one.

Money Train 2 RTP and volatility in plain numbers

At 96.40%, Money Train 2 has the highest published RTP in the series. The average long-run cost of £100 staked is about £3.60. That is a long-run figure, and casinos may run lower versions, so check the rules screen in your app. Our page on best payout casino apps explains how RTP should and shouldn’t guide your choices.

Volatility is high. In practice, a 20p-a-spin session with a £30 budget gives 150 spins, which may or may not include a Money Cart. When one arrives, the result can range from a few times your stake to many hundreds of times. The 50,000x ceiling would be £10,000 on a 20p spin, but it is reached extremely rarely.

UK rules that apply on mobile

In Great Britain, Money Train 2 runs without its bonus buy, which some other markets offer. Spins take at least 2.5 seconds, with no autoplay or turbo, and the app caps stakes at £5 per spin for players aged 25 and over and £2 for 18–24s. Demo play is available only after age verification. For the full set of rules, see UK slot design rules on mobile.

How the sequel compares with similar slots

Big Bamboo shares the 50,000x ceiling with a mystery-symbol bonus instead of a respin cart. Within the series, this game sits between the simpler original and the more complex third game. Our hold and win slots apps page covers more games with similar bonuses.

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Where to play Money Train 2

Choose a UKGC-licensed casino app and search for the game, as libraries vary by operator. Among the partners below, Ladbrokes gives new customers who play £10 on slots 50 no-wagering spins a day for ten days, up to 500, at 10p each on selected games; claim each day from the in-app inbox before 23:59; 18+, terms apply. Compare other choices on our casino app bonuses page.

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