Money Train
Money Train is where it all started: the 2019 western-cyberpunk heist that turned a respin minigame into a genre. The base game is a plain 40-line 5x4, but land bonus symbols on reels 1, 3 and 5 and the Money Cart uncouples — a blank grid of values, Payers, Collectors and Wideners where every new symbol resets the respins and the buy feature famously plays at 98% RTP.
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Ítéletünk: Money Train
Reviewing Money Train in 2026 is reviewing a founding document. The Money Cart's rules — values, Payers, Collectors, respins that reset — became the vocabulary an entire genre now speaks, and the round still tenses up beautifully when a Persistent Collector lands early. The sequels raised every number that matters, and the base game here was always just the queue for the ride. But the 98% buy remains quietly one of the best deals in slots, and the original cart still runs. History you can still play.
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What is the max win in Money Train?
20,000x the stake, per Relax Gaming's own specification — the 25,000x figure that appears in some reviews is wrong. -
What is the RTP of Money Train?
96.20% by default — and famously 98.00% when entering via the 80x buy feature. A reduced German-market build also exists. -
How does the Money Cart bonus work?
Bonus symbols land only on reels 1, 3 and 5; all three at once open a blank 5x4 grid with three respins. New symbols reveal values or specials and reset the respins to three, and everything on the grid pays out when the spins run dry. -
What are the special symbols in the bonus?
Payers add their value to all other symbols; Collectors absorb every visible value; Persistent Payers and Persistent Collectors repeat every remaining spin; Wideners open up to two extra reels. -
Does the original Money Train have the sticky respin base feature?
No — the base-game respin feature people remember arrived with Money Train 2 and 3. The original's base game is a straight 40-line slot with wilds.