Money Train 2

Money Train 2 sets a robbery scene on a moving train and, like its predecessor, puts nearly all of its identity into a single bonus round. Landing enough scatters triggers a respin feature where special symbols can collect coins, add multipliers, upgrade other symbols, or trigger extra respins.

Those effects can chain into each other during the same bonus, so one respin sequence might see coin values grow, multipliers stack, and extra respins keep the round alive well beyond what a typical bonus round offers. That density of overlapping features is what the game is known for.

Relax Gaming pushed the volatility to an extreme on this one — long droughts are the norm — with a payout return of 96.4%.

Best suited to players comfortable with long dry spells in exchange for the chance at a genuinely large bonus outcome.

Each symbol upgrade path is randomised, so no two bonus rounds unfold in quite the same order even at similar bet levels. The original Money Train built a loyal following before this sequel expanded the feature list further.

Because so many symbol effects can trigger within the same bonus attempt, no fixed formula predicts how far a single round will stretch before it ends. That unpredictability is central to the game's reputation among high-volatility fans.