The short answer: check the lobby of a licensed online casino operating in your country, search for the game by name, and open the demo before you consider a real-money spin. There is no single official home for the Money Train series — Relax Gaming supplies its slots to a range of casinos rather than running one itself, so which of the six games you can actually load depends on where you are and which operator you use.
How the series reaches a casino’s lobby
Relax Gaming builds the games; it doesn’t operate the casinos that offer them. A casino needs its own content deal with Relax Gaming before it can list Money Train titles at all — whether that’s Money Train 2, the newest entry once Money Train 5 arrives, or anything in between — and separately needs a licence covering wherever you happen to be playing from. Put those two conditions together and you get a catalogue that genuinely varies from one casino to the next and one country to the next, which is also why this page can’t hand you a single definitive list. What it can do is point at several casinos where the series turns up and tell you what to look for once you’re there.
Where the series is listed
1WIN
This casino lists the Money Train series in its slots lobby, searchable by name alongside the wider Relax Gaming catalogue. Where the software allows it, the demo can be opened straight from the lobby without registering — the simplest way to check the current paytable and RTP version before wagering anything. Availability of specific titles depends on your country and this casino’s own licensing, so treat the lobby itself as the final word on what you can currently play.
VAVADA
Searching this casino’s lobby for “money train” typically surfaces the whole family in one results list rather than a single title, which makes it a reasonably quick way to compare the games side by side before settling on one. A no-login demo is usually available where the platform supports it — use it to confirm which RTP version is running, since that can differ by market. As with any operator, check that it’s licensed to serve your country before registering.
Stake
This is another point where the Money Train catalogue can turn up in the slots section, again searchable by name or by provider. Open the demo first if it’s offered without an account — it’s the fastest way to see which RTP version and bet range apply before any money is involved. Relax Gaming’s titles aren’t available to every visitor everywhere; country restrictions and each casino’s own licensing decide what actually shows up in your lobby.
1xSlots
1xSlots organises its library by provider as well as by title, so the quickest route is the Relax Gaming filter, with a search for “money train” as the fallback. If a free-play version opens without an account, read the info screen for the RTP version before you wager — several games in the series ship in more than one. As with any operator, the lobby you see is the one that applies to your country, and the casino’s own licence decides what it can offer you.
SpinBetter
At SpinBetter the series shows up as separate tiles when you search the lobby by name, which makes it easy to open each game individually rather than working through a provider list. Load the demo first where it’s available, confirm the bet range and RTP version in the paytable, then decide. Country restrictions apply here as anywhere else: if the search comes back empty, that’s the licensing point above at work.
Duel
Duel sorts slots by provider, so filtering by Relax Gaming is the fastest way to see which Money Train titles are live for your region. Where the platform allows it, a no-registration demo is the sensible first stop — it runs on the same maths as the real-money game, so anything you learn about the bonus round there carries over. Check that the casino is licensed for your country before you register.
Housebets
Housebets is another lobby where a name search for “money train” can surface the family in one results list. Treat that list as the final word on what’s available to you, since it reflects both the casino’s content deal with Relax Gaming and the licence covering your location. Open the demo, find the RTP version on the info screen, and set your deposit limits in account settings before the first real spin.
PlayFortuna
PlayFortuna’s search box and provider filter both lead to the Money Train games where they’re offered; the provider route is handier if you want to compare the whole series side by side. Try the free-play version first when it’s available without an account, and read the paytable for the RTP version that applies at this casino specifically. Availability depends on your country and the operator’s licence, so what you see in the lobby is what you can actually play.
What to check before you deposit
- Licence for your country. Confirm the casino holds a licence that actually covers where you live — this decides whether it can legally offer you Money Train, or anything else, in the first place, and it varies by operator.
- The RTP version shown in the game’s info screen. Several Money Train games ship in more than one RTP version — Money Train 4 alone appears at 96.10%, 94.00% and 90.00% depending on the casino. The RTP guide lists every documented version; the in-game info or paytable screen tells you which one you’re actually playing.
- Deposit and time limit tools. Licensed casinos generally offer budget and session controls in account settings — set them before your first spin, and our responsible gambling guide has more on how these tools work.
- The demo, before any of the above matters. Every game in the series has a free-play version built on the same maths model as the real-money one — start at the demo hub for links to all six. Watching the Money Cart bonus trigger a few times costs nothing and tells you more than any lobby screenshot can.
FAQ
Is Money Train available at every online casino?
No. It depends on whether a casino has a content deal with Relax Gaming and whether that casino is licensed for your country — there’s no single list that applies everywhere.
Can I play the demo without registering?
Often, yes, where the platform allows it. Some lobbies require at least a free account before any demo loads, so this varies by operator rather than being consistent across the series.
Does the RTP change depending on where I play?
It can. Several Money Train games have more than one published RTP version — Money Train 4’s ranges from 90.00% up to 96.10%, for instance — so the same game can pay differently at different casinos. Always check the in-game info screen rather than assuming.
Is moneytrains.net a casino?
No. This is an independent guide to the Money Train series, and we don’t operate any games ourselves — see the affiliate disclosure below for how the site is funded.
What’s the single most useful thing to check before depositing anywhere?
If you only check one thing, make it the licence for your own country — everything else on the checklist above matters less if the casino can’t legally offer you the game at all. For the wider picture on all six games, see the series comparison or start from the hub.
Where to play Money Train slots — the series is listed at 1WIN and VAVADA. Try the demo first. Availability of Relax Gaming titles depends on your country and the casino’s licence.
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