Money Maker 2 Slot Review

Money Maker 2 keeps it simple with three features.

Ring Up Respin

This fires at random on any winning spin that leaves at least one reel empty. You are awarded up to two free respins to "ring up" your total, with every number that lands adding to the figure. Whatever the combined number reads at the end is paid to you. A nice little top-up.

Retake Respin

The comeback mechanic. On a losing spin that shows a 0 or 00 and an empty reel, you get a respin. If another 0 or 00 lands on that respin, you earn a second one. The final combined number is then paid. It turns some dead spins into small salvage jobs.

Cash Out Bonus

Land 3 Star symbols on the win line and you enter the Cash Out Bonus, a hold-and-win round on a 3x5 board with 3 spins. Every number that lands locks in place and resets the counter to 3, and the round ends when the spins run out or the board fills.

Line up multiple numbers across a row and it pays like a base-game win line, awarding that row's value in coins. It is the closest the game comes to a big moment, and a full board can build a proper figure.

It does something genuinely different, and I mean that as a compliment. There is an odd little thrill in watching the reels step to a stop and mentally adding up the number before the game tells you what you have won, and the respins that let you "ring up" a bigger figure tap into exactly the same pleasure as totting up a till.

It is slight, though, and I will not pretend otherwise.

This is a one-line game with a handful of features, and once you have seen the Cash Out Bonus a couple of times, you have seen the ceiling of what it does. It is a novelty rather than a deep game, but it is a well-made, good-looking one, and I would happily spin it for a quiet ten minutes over yet another identical avalanche slot.

Money Maker 2 lands at a 6 for the simple reason that it dares to be different, and in a market drowning in copy-paste releases, its number-building gimmick is a small breath of fresh air that is genuinely satisfying to play. What keeps it from scoring higher is how thin it is, a single win line and three modest features wrapped around one idea, paired with a 95% RTP that is fair without being generous.

Rating: 6.0