9/10
Release Date: 24th September 2026
Money Train 4 was billed as “one last chance,” the supposed swan song for Relax Gaming’s most famous series after the gang left Earth entirely to terraform some distant world. Money Train 5 pulls the locomotive back onto the tracks anyway, and it’s earned that reversal, this is a series that’s travelled from a straight Wild West setup, through a steampunk sequel, into a sci-fi third act, and off-world for part four. Money Train 5 brings it back down to Earth, but a version of Earth in the middle of collapsing, smoke thickening across the sky as the train pushes further into dystopian territory the deeper a bonus round runs.

Money Train 5 runs on a 5-reel, 4-row grid with 40 fixed paylines mechanics, and offers a choice between two ways to play, Standard Mode and Ultra Mode. Ultra doubles the maximum win ceiling compared to Standard, though it also caps the max bet lower, 10 against Standard’s 20, while the minimum stake sits at 0.10 across both. Default RTP is 96.10%. Volatility is rated at the very top of the scale, and the hit frequency sits around 19.57%, meaning roughly one in five spins returns something.
The regular paytable runs on the four card suits as low-paying symbols, with four character symbols carrying the high-paying tier. Five matching royals on a line pay 3x–5x the bet, while a full line of the top character symbols pays 8x–20x. A Wild lands across all reels, substitutes for everything except the scatter, and carries the same payout value as the top character symbol.
A slot cannot be truly judged by just 100 spins, a game’s RTP is calculated across billions of spins, and no short session can tell the complete story. We know that. That’s why we play well beyond 100 spins before forming any opinion on a game.
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This is the base game’s headline mechanic, keeping things moving between bonus triggers. Crosshairs mark out 5 Nuclear Bombs across the reels when the feature activates, and if any of those bombs land inside a winning combination, it detonates into a full reel of wilds, turning a modest base-game hit into a considerably bigger one.
Landing 3 or more bonus scatters triggers the free spins round, starting players with 3 spins. What makes Money Train 5’s bonus distinct is its station structure,
the reels physically travel right to left as the round progresses, and every reel that scrolls off the grid pushes the train forward one station while adding its accumulated value to the total win.
Regular Free Spins and Ultra Free Spins start at station 0, landing a Ticket Master symbol can instead trigger a Super Bonus, which starts the round already at station 15. Any new special symbol landing during the round sticks in place and resets the spin counter back to 3, which is how the bonus keeps extending itself.
A wide cast of modifier symbols can land during free spins, each revealing a value before triggering its effect:
Alongside the buy-ins sits Enhanced Spins, an ante bet that raises the stake by 50% in exchange for more than double the chance of triggering Free Spins or Ultra Free Spins, depending on which mode is active.
Money Train 5 had a genuinely difficult job, following a game the series itself had billed as its finale, and it mostly pulls it off. The bonus round keeps the interplay that made the series a phenomenon in the first place, special symbols boosting each other, boosting themselves, snowballing into something much bigger than any single spin, while the new station-progression system adds a genuine sense of forward momentum that previous entries didn’t have.
The right-to-left reel movement is the biggest swing on offer. It creates real tension, since travelling further is how better symbols and bigger stations get unlocked, but it also means a strong persistent symbol sitting on the leftmost reel can vanish the moment the train pulls into its next stop. Lost reels do add their accumulated value to the total win before disappearing, which softens the blow, but it’s a mechanic that will frustrate players expecting their setup to simply keep compounding the way it does in earlier Money Train entries.
On raw ceiling, Money Train 5 actually pulls back from where the series had been heading. Money Train 4 and its predecessors kept pushing the headline number higher with each release; Money Train 5 settles for 50,000x in Standard Mode and 100,000x in Ultra, a more restrained max win than some fans may have expected from a fifth installment. Given the series’ history of monster max-win moments, that’s a deliberate step down rather than an oversight, and whether that reads as a smart recalibration or a disappointment will likely depend on which side of the max-win chase a given player sits on.
Between the returning special-symbol chaos, the new station system, and a still-brutal volatility profile, Money Train 5 earns its place back on the tracks. It doesn’t eclipse everything that came before it, but there’s more than enough here to remind players why the series built the reputation it did in the first place.
Money Train 5 is available at most Canadian-friendly online casinos with CAD supported at most platforms.
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Money Train 5 has a default RTP of 96.10%, consistent with the series standard across previous entries. Relax Gaming typically ships multiple RTP configurations per title as a standard operator-facing feature, so the version running at your specific casino may differ from the default figure. Always check the in-game information panel before depositing real money. The 96.10% figure applies to both Standard and Ultra Mode — the mode choice affects the win ceiling and max bet, not the theoretical return.
Standard Mode and Ultra Mode share the same RTP, grid structure, and special symbol roster. The differences are the win ceiling and the maximum stake. Standard Mode carries a 50,000x max win with a maximum stake of 20 per spin. Ultra Mode doubles the ceiling to 100,000x while capping the maximum bet at 10 per spin meaning Ultra delivers higher potential outcomes but at a lower maximum stake per spin. Both modes share a minimum bet of 0.10. Players chasing the series’ headline ceiling should play Ultra Mode; players wanting maximum stake flexibility should use Standard.
The free spins round starts with 3 spins and a station counter beginning at 0. As the round progresses the reels physically move right to left every reel that scrolls off the left edge advances the train one station and adds that reel’s accumulated value to the total win before disappearing. New special symbols resetting the spin counter to 3 is how the round extends. Station milestones unlock new features station 5 unlocks persistent symbols, station 10 adds an extra grid row, station 15 unlocks Bomber and Pyromancer, and station 20 unlocks the Permanent Payer. Super Bonus entry starts at station 15, skipping the early progression entirely.
Six Super Charge options are available. Bonus Reels at 10x raises bonus odds without guaranteeing a trigger best value for extended session play. Standard Free Spins at 100x guarantees base bonus entry. Ultra Free Spins at 250x guarantees Ultra bonus entry. Super Free Spins at 500x guarantees entry starting at station 15, skipping early progression entirely. Ultra Super Free Spins at 2,000x is the highest-cost option, guaranteeing an Ultra round that also starts at station 15. For players specifically targeting the late-stage mechanics — Bomber, Pyromancer, and Permanent Payer the 500x Super Free Spins is the most direct entry point at the lowest guaranteed cost. The 2,000x Ultra Super version adds Ultra’s doubled ceiling on top of that.
Money Train 5 introduces three structural changes the series hadn’t had before. The station progression system where reels scroll off the grid advancing the train through milestone unlocks is entirely new and fundamentally changes how the bonus round builds. The right-to-left reel movement means accumulated symbol positions are impermanent in a way previous entries didn’t feature, adding tension around when to advance versus when to hold. On raw ceiling, Money Train 5 actually pulls back: Standard Mode sits at 50,000x and Ultra at 100,000x, compared to Money Train 4’s higher headline figure. Whether that reads as a smart recalibration or a step back depends on whether ceiling-chasing or mechanic depth is the priority.
My name is Manish, and I’ve spent the last 6+ years working at the heart of the iGaming industry, not only as a reviewer, but as a developer building slot clients for some of the industry’s top providers. Read More→