Money Plane Slot by Relax Gaming
Relax Gaming's Money Plane sends a plane climbing a route of number and multiplier tiles, and the round settles itself — there's no cash-out button to hit. That's the one design call pulling it out of the Aviator-style crowd it otherwise looks like, and why this guide keeps saying "automatic," not "your call."
- RTP
- 97.00% (all 5 levels)
- Max win
- Up to 10,000x
- Volatility levels
- 5
- Released
- 30 July 2026
Money Plane is live now, not a pre-launch teaser — Relax Gaming released it on 30 July 2026 as a spin-off of its Money Train franchise.
Money Plane at a Glance
- Provider
- Relax Gaming
- Genre
- Arcade-style flight game (crash-style mechanics)
- RTP
- 97.00% across all five volatility levels
- Max win
- Up to 10,000x (Level 5 only)
- Volatility levels
- 5
- Franchise
- Official Money Train spin-off
- Released
- 30 July 2026
- Demo
- Confirmed available
- Bet range
- Not published by Relax Gaming at this time
How Money Plane Works
Money Plane runs on crash-style flight mechanics — the same broad family as Aviator — but it skips the manual cash-out button entirely; the round just resolves itself. Almost every other game in this genre hands you a stop button somewhere along the way. Money Plane doesn't.
- Pick a volatility level (1 through 5) and set your stake — that's the only decision you make before the round starts.
- The plane leaves the ground at 1x and works its way along the route.
- Tiles along the way affect that multiplier: number tiles add +1 to +10, multiplier tiles apply ×2 to ×10, and bombs cut the current multiplier in half.
- The round resolves the moment the plane reaches the train at the end of the route — your payout is stake × final multiplier.
- There's no moment where you're asked to cash out or push on — that choice doesn't exist here. Once the bet is placed, the flight plays itself out.
That last point is the real dividing line. In Aviator-style games, your result depends on when you choose to stop. In Money Plane, it depends on which tiles the plane happens to collect on the way to the train — timing skill doesn't enter into it. And if you've played BGaming's Chicken Rush 2 or similar step-by-step games, this is a different kind of automatic again: those games ask you to decide after every step, while Money Plane's whole route plays out in one go once the round starts.
Volatility Levels and Max Win
RTP doesn't move — 97.00%, whichever level you're on. What changes is the ceiling.
RTP is 97.00% across all five volatility levels — choosing a higher level increases the potential maximum win, not the RTP.
| Level | Max Win | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | 250x | 97.00% |
| Level 2 | 500x | 97.00% |
| Level 3 | 1,000x | 97.00% |
| Level 4 | 5,000x | 97.00% |
| Level 5 | 10,000x | 97.00% |
The 10,000x figure that shows up in most reviews only applies to Level 5. Play Level 1 and that ceiling simply doesn't exist for you that round.
Money Plane and the Money Train Connection
Money Plane is an official spin-off of Relax Gaming's Money Train series — the studio's flagship franchise and one of the better-known names in hold-and-win slots. That connection is a large part of why the game exists at all: Relax Gaming built its reputation on Money Train, and Money Plane is its first real step outside the traditional slot format.
"Spin-off" is doing real work in that last sentence, though — it isn't a shared game engine. Money Plane is a separate game — it does not use the Money Train reel and hold-and-win mechanics. If you're looking for the original Money Train series, that's a different title from the same provider, with its own reels, its own bonus buy structure, and its own payout logic. What Money Plane borrows is the brand and the visual world, not the gameplay.
For players who already know Money Train, that's probably the most useful way to think about Money Plane: same studio, same universe, genuinely different mechanic.
Choosing Your Volatility Level
Money Plane is an RNG game. There is no strategy that changes the outcome of a round — the choice below is about matching volatility to your bankroll and risk tolerance, not about predicting results.
Levels 1–2
Top out lower (250x–500x), but they pay out more often in smaller amounts — a decent fit for a shorter, steadier session.
Levels 4–5
Chase the big multipliers (5,000x–10,000x); the trade-off is that a decent outcome shows up less often.
The one thing that doesn't change between levels is RTP — it's 97.00% regardless of which you pick. Your choice affects risk profile and potential ceiling, not the theoretical return. And because there's no cash-out decision mid-flight, the level you choose before betting is really the only lever you have in this game — there's no in-round adjustment to fall back on.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | Relax Gaming |
| Genre | Arcade-style flight game / crash-style mechanics |
| RTP | 97.00% (all levels) |
| Max win | 250x / 500x / 1,000x / 5,000x / 10,000x (Levels 1–5) |
| Volatility levels | 5 |
| Manual cash-out | None — round resolves automatically |
| Franchise | Money Train spin-off |
| Released | 30 July 2026 |
| Licences (provider level) | UKGC, MGA, Gibraltar, ONJN |
| Regulated markets (provider level) | DE, NL, CH, EE, LV, IT, ES, Nordics, UK |
| Bet range | Not published |
| Demo | Confirmed available |
Is This the Money Plane Movie? Money Plane FAQ
"Money Plane" turns out to be a busier name than you'd expect. Three separate things share it, and none of them are this game.
- Money Plane (Relax Gaming, 2026) — this game. Arcade-style flight mechanics, official Money Train spin-off, no manual cash-out.
- Money Plane (2020 film) — an action film starring Kelsey Grammer, built around a casino plane and a weapons auction. Not connected to Relax Gaming in any way.
- The Money Plane (ReelNRG) — a separate slot from a different provider. The overlap is in the name only — different studio, different game.
There's also a Money Plane app listed on some third-party download catalogues, unrelated to either the film or this game. And no, there isn't a confirmed "Money Plane 2" — a listing under that name has surfaced on one aggregator site, but it hasn't been verified as a real, separate release, so we're not treating it as one here.
If you came looking for the film or the ReelNRG slot, this isn't either of those. This page is specifically about the 2026 Relax Gaming title.
Demo
A free demo of Money Plane is confirmed available — check with a licensed operator running Relax Gaming's portfolio, or Relax Gaming's own demo network, for free-play access. Money Plane launched on 30 July 2026, so this isn't a "coming soon" situation; the demo exists, it's just distributed through operator platforms rather than a single embeddable link we can point to directly.
If that changes and a stable public demo link becomes available, we'll add it here.
Where to Play Money Plane
Money Plane is available through operators running Relax Gaming's portfolio. Relax Gaming holds licences including UKGC, MGA, and Gibraltar, and its games are certified for a range of regulated European markets.
Play through UKGC-licensed operators. Relax Gaming's home regulatory market is the UK, which is why UKGC-licensed platforms tend to be the fastest route to the authentic version of the game. Check the game info panel for the Relax Gaming logo before you play, but don't stop there — confirm the operator's actual licence instead of taking the branding at face value.
About Relax Gaming
Relax Gaming is a Tier-A B2B games supplier holding licences from the UK Gambling Commission, the Malta Gaming Authority, the Gibraltar Licensing Authority, and Romania's ONJN. Its games are certified for regulated markets across Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Estonia, Latvia, Italy, Spain, the Nordic countries, and the UK.
Relax Gaming built its name on slot titles like the Money Train series, so Money Plane's arcade-style flight mechanics is a real departure for the studio, not just a new skin on the same idea. Money Train itself remains the flagship — a hold-and-win franchise the provider has built on for years — and Money Plane is the first time that world has been extended into a genuinely different genre rather than another reel-based sequel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Money Plane by Relax Gaming?
An arcade-style flight game and official Money Train spin-off, released 30 July 2026. RTP is 97.00%, there are five volatility levels, and max win reaches 10,000x on the top level.
Is this the same as the 2020 "Money Plane" movie?
No. Unrelated. The film stars Kelsey Grammer; this is a 2026 game by Relax Gaming with nothing to do with the plot or production.
Is this the same game as "The Money Plane" by ReelNRG?
No. Different provider, different game. The name overlaps; the titles don't share anything else.
Is Money Plane a crash game like Aviator?
It uses crash-style flight mechanics, but unlike Aviator-style games, there's no manual cash-out — the round resolves automatically once the plane reaches the end of the route.
What is the RTP of Money Plane?
97.00%, the same across all five volatility levels. Picking a higher level changes the max win ceiling, not the RTP.
What is the max win in Money Plane?
Up to 10,000x, but only on Level 5. Lower levels cap at 250x (Level 1), 500x (Level 2), 1,000x (Level 3), and 5,000x (Level 4).
How is Money Plane connected to Money Train?
It's an official spin-off from the same provider, Relax Gaming, but a separate game with its own flight/tile mechanics — not the Money Train reel and hold-and-win format.
Is there a demo of Money Plane?
Yes — a free demo is confirmed available through operators running Relax Gaming's portfolio.
Responsible Gambling
Money Plane is RNG entertainment. It isn't income, and the plane's route doesn't care how many rounds you've already played or which level you picked last time.
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