Money Train Origins Dream Drop (Relax Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Money Train Origins Dream Drop Slot Information

I jumped back to where it all began with Money Train Origins Dream Drop, a 5-reel, 4-row ride with 40 paylines. Stakes run from 0.20 to 100, and there are two builds: the Dream Drop Jackpot version and a non-jackpot edition. The package keeps the core feel of the first outing while folding in the Dream Drop layer and two new bandits, the Banker and the Healer, to spice up the Money Cart action without losing the classic West vibe.

On the numbers side, RTP sits at 94% with Dream Drop attached (12% jackpot contribution) or 96.11% in the non-jackpot build. It’s high volatility with an 18.35% hit rate, max win of 10,000x bet, plus the progressive Dream Drop when that version is live. Bonus entry averages 1 in 243.5 spins, and the chance to hit the 10,000x cap is about 1 in 7 million. Features include Wilds, the Money Cart Bonus Round, the Dream Drop Jackpot, and a Bonus Buy in the non-Dream Drop edition.

Money Train Origins Dream Drop Symbols and Paytable

In base play, Money Train Origins Dream Drop uses left-to-right wins across 40 lines, paying from three of a kind. Low pays are the card suits — diamonds, clubs, hearts, spades — worth around 3x to 5x for five of a kind. High pays are four characters framed in blue, green, orange, and red, topping out at 20x for five reds, with 8x to 9x for the others. The purple safe acts as the scatter, with three or more bringing the Money Cart Bonus Round into view.

The golden revolver is the Wild, standing in for pay symbols and paying like the top character. Line wins of three, four, or five wilds pay 0.8x, 4x, and 20x stake respectively, matching the red-framed premium. The paytable scales with your current bet, so those values climb as you raise stakes. When the Money Cart is close, a scatter may convert into a persistent gold symbol, which sets the tone for the bonus and can change the way the first few respins flow.

Money Train Origins Dream Drop Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Wild
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x0.8
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x0.8
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x0.6
	5	x9
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x3.5
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.2
	5	x3
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.2
	Special
	Bonus

Money Cart Bonus Round in Money Train Origins Dream Drop

In Money Train Origins Dream Drop, three or more scatters trigger the Money Cart Bonus Round. You start with three respins; any new money or special symbol landing resets the counter to three. Before the first spin, scatters transform into cash symbols, and one can flip to a persistent gold symbol. Fill a full reel with symbols, and an extra reel opens up, with space to add up to two extra reels in total, expanding the wagon for more potential.

During the feature, symbols can do heavy lifting. Bonus Cash lands with 1x to 10x values. Collector gathers all visible values and adds them to itself. Payer applies its value to all symbols on the reels. Banker lands with a bet-multiplier and adds that value to all visible symbols on the current spin and to any new symbols that arrive later. Healer revives one to three Collectors or Payers and grants two to seven lives, keeping them active for that many respins.

Persistent Collector and Persistent Payer repeat their actions on each respin, often becoming the backbone of chunky builds. If the running total reaches 10,000x or higher, the bonus ends and pays a flat 10,000x, drawing a line under the round. With the grid able to widen by two reels and revived bandits sticking around for several goes, the rhythm can flip fast. I've had slow starts turn lively once a Banker hits alongside a revived Payer with a few lives remaining.

Dream Drop Jackpot in Money Train Origins Dream Drop

In Money Train Origins Dream Drop, the Dream Drop Jackpot can trigger by landing 20 golden DD symbols before a normal spin. You're then given 20 options and asked to pick; reveal three of the same jackpot to win it, with only one jackpot paid per entry. The five pots are Rapid, Midi, Maxi, Major, and Mega, seeded at €1, €5, €100, €25,000, and €500,000. It’s a clean pick game that slots neatly between base spins and the bonus grind.

Bonus Buy in Money Train Origins Dream Drop

If you're playing the non-Dream Drop build, there’s an 80x Bonus Buy that drops you straight into the Money Cart Bonus Round. You’ll land at least three scatters to kick things off, with the same respin rules and special symbols in play. I use it when hunting a feature quickly, though the standard entry is still fairly reachable at roughly one in 243.5 spins. The Dream Drop build, as expected, doesn’t offer the buy.

RTP & Volatility in Money Train Origins Dream Drop

RTP in Money Train Origins Dream Drop is stated at 94% on the jackpot build and 96.11% without it, with the jackpot share at 12% in the Dream Drop version. Volatility is high, hit frequency pings at 18.35%, and the bet range runs from 0.20 to 100 across 40 fixed lines. Max win is 10,000x, and the progressive layer sits on top when active. Bonus odds average 1 in 243.5 spins, while the 10,000x shot is about 1 in 7 million.

Money Train Origins Dream Drop Slot Conclusion

I've ridden every Money Train, and Origins Dream Drop felt like rolling back into town with the old gang. Visually it mirrors the first run, yet the Banker and Healer add fresh pace in the Money Cart. Banker feeds value to symbols already on board and those to come, while Healer breathing life into Payers or Collectors for several spins can shift the round hard. When those two sync with a Persistent piece, the wagon starts to sing.

The Dream Drop addition slots neatly into the flow, popping between spins without dragging the pace. Max potential on the base game is lower than the original's 20,000x, landing at 10,000x, but the progressive layer changes the ceiling in a different way. For me, this blend nails nostalgia with a fair shot at jackpot sweat. If you fancy the series vibe with a live network pot, this one earns its seat in the carriage.