Money Plane
Money Plane is Relax Gaming taking the Money Train universe and throwing it out of a plane. This is not a slot: there are no reels, no rows and no paylines. Each round launches a plane at 1x that flies a fixed route, picking up whatever it hits - number icons add +1 to +10 to the running total, multiplier icons multiply it by x2 to x10, and bombs cut it in half. Land on the train at the end and the collected value is yours; miss it and the run pays nothing. The Money Train faces come back as power-ups charged by hitting four objects: the Necromancer turns a rocket into a value or multiplier icon, the Payer raises the nearest icon, the Sniper doubles it and the Collector simply takes it. The clever part is the volatility switch: five selectable levels, each with its own ceiling from 250x up to 10,000x, all of them running at the same 97.00% RTP. The hit rate is 33%, and unlike Aviator there is no cash-out button to fumble - the flight resolves itself.
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Ítéletünk: Money Plane
Relax has been mining the Money Train world for years, and this is the first spin-off that changes the format instead of the theme. As a crash game it is unusually player-friendly: 97.00% RTP is high for any format, the flight resolves without a cash-out button, and the five volatility levels let you pick your own ceiling before takeoff rather than buying it mid-session. The Money Train power-up cast gives the run its structure - a Sniper landing next to a fat multiplier icon is the moment the game is built around - and 33% of flights paying something keeps it from feeling like pure lottery. The sting is in the ending. A plane can complete its route, touch the train and still slide off, and watching a good run evaporate at the last frame is a specific kind of cruelty that reels never inflict. It is also a niche shape: no reels, no free spins, no session rhythm a slot player recognises. Try it in demo first on level 1, then on level 5 - those two flights feel like different games, and that comparison is the whole point of the volatility switch.
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Is Money Plane a slot?
No. It is a crash-style game: the plane flies a route collecting values and multipliers, and there are no reels, rows or paylines. It sits in Relax Gaming's Money Train universe, but the format is closer to Aviator than to a slot. -
What is the RTP and max win of Money Plane?
97.00% RTP, held constant across all five volatility levels. The max win depends on the level you choose: 250x, 500x, 1,000x, 5,000x or 10,000x the bet. -
How do the volatility levels work?
You pick one before the round. Each level retunes the maths around its own ceiling - level 1 pays smaller amounts far more often up to 250x, level 5 is the long-shot flight up to 10,000x - and the RTP stays at 97.00% on all of them. -
What do the power-ups do?
Hitting four objects fills the charger. The Necromancer turns a rocket into a value or multiplier icon, the Payer increases the nearest icon's value, the Sniper doubles the nearest icon, and the Collector collects it. They are the same characters that run the Money Train series. -
Do you have to cash out like in Aviator?
No, and that is the main difference. The flight plays out on its own and pays if the plane finishes on the train, so no reaction time is involved. The catch is the reverse: a plane can reach the train and still slide off, which pays nothing.