Money Coming 2 by TaDa Gaming carries a 97.0% RTP, placing it roughly 1.3 percentage points above the average return you will find across the games tracked on this site. That single figure is the strongest argument for giving it a look, but it is not the only number that matters — and several critical ones are missing from the published data.
Is the Money Coming 2 slot worth playing?
If you prioritise long-run return percentage over every other factor, this title earns a shortlist spot. A 97.0% RTP means the theoretical house edge is 3.0%, which sits at the favourable end of the modern online slot spectrum. TaDa Gaming maintains an average RTP of 96.79% across its 118 catalogued titles, so Money Coming 2 edges above the provider’s own baseline.
The caveat is substantial: no volatility rating, no stake range, and no max-win ceiling have been published for this game. Without those, you cannot plan a session with any precision. You know roughly what percentage the game returns over millions of spins, but not how unevenly that return is distributed. That gap is enough to make cautious players sit out until TaDa Gaming fills it.
| Provider | TaDa Gaming |
|---|---|
| RTP | 97.0% |
| Free demo | Yes |
What 97.0% RTP means over 1,000 spins
RTP is a long-run statistical average. Across tens of millions of spins, the game is designed to return 97.0% of every pound wagered and retain 3.0% as house edge. At a uniform £1 stake, that translates to £970 returned per £1,000 wagered — and £97 per £100.
Compare that to the corpus average of 95.71% on the same sample size: £957.10 returned versus £970. Over 1,000 spins at £1, you recover roughly £13 more on this game than at the site-wide average. Scale that to 10,000 spins and the gap widens to approximately £129. Those differences are real in aggregate, but they do not predict any single session.
Every spin is independent. A 97.0% RTP guarantees nothing over 1,000, 10,000, or even 100,000 spins. Short sessions can and do deviate wildly from the average in both directions. Treat the RTP figure as a planning parameter, not a promise.
How volatile is Money Coming 2?
TaDa Gaming has not published a volatility rating for this title. That absence is not a minor gap — volatility determines the shape of your session even more than RTP does.
Low-volatility slots return frequent small wins, keeping your balance relatively stable but rarely producing large single-spin payoffs. High-volatility slots do the opposite: long dry stretches punctuated by infrequent big hits. The same 97.0% RTP can feel completely different depending on which end of that spectrum the game sits.
Without a published volatility figure, you cannot determine how large a bankroll you need to survive the swings, how long a session will last at a given stake, or whether the game suits your risk tolerance. The free demo is the only way to get a rough feel for the rhythm, though no number of demo spins can replicate the statistical distribution of a high-volatility game within a short session. If volatility data surfaces later, revisit this review.
What the theme brings to the game
No theme classification has been assigned to Money Coming 2 in the data available here, and TaDa Gaming’s catalogue entry does not carry a genre tag that this review can reference. That means you will need to judge the presentation yourself when you load the demo.
Theme is the least consequential variable when comparing slots on a numbers basis, but it still affects how much you enjoy the act of playing. A theme you find tedious after 50 spins is a theme you will find tedious after 500 — and at 97% RTP, 500 spins at £1 per spin is the kind of volume where the return average starts to tighten around its expected value. If the presentation does not hold your attention, you are unlikely to play long enough for that RTP advantage to matter.
One point in the game’s favour: it sits at the 96.2nd percentile for popularity on this site, meaning more players have tried it than nearly all of the other titles tracked. That volume of player exposure usually correlates with presentation quality, though it does not guarantee it.
Stakes, session length and bankroll
No minimum or maximum stake range has been published for Money Coming 2. That omission compounds the volatility gap: without knowing both, you cannot model how a fixed bankroll translates into spin count.
The general principle is that your bankroll should cover enough spins to survive the worst dry stretch the game’s volatility produces. At low volatility with small stakes, a modest budget of 100 to 200 spins’ worth of stake value is reasonable. At high volatility, 500 or more spins of bankroll is a safer floor. Since neither figure is available here, the practical advice is to start at the lowest stake the operator offers, observe how quickly your balance depletes between wins, and adjust from there.
A 97.0% RTP does not soften the requirement. It only means that the theoretical average loss per spin is smaller than at a 95% game. If the game happens to be high-volatility, your balance can still drop to zero faster than you expect.
Alternatives if Money Coming 2 is not for you
If the missing volatility and stake data is a dealbreaker, consider Fortune Gems — another TaDa Gaming slot with the same 97.0% RTP. If Fortune Gems has published volatility or stake information that Money Coming 2 does not, it may be the safer pick for players who want to plan a session before committing money.
The predecessor, Money Coming, shares the franchise name but has no RTP figure listed in the dataset available here. If you are drawn to the Money Coming branding specifically, testing the original in demo mode alongside this sequel is the only way to compare them directly.
For a broader look at what TaDa Gaming produces, Super Ace is another entry in the provider’s 118-game catalogue, though likewise without a published RTP in the data available. The provider average of 96.79% across those 118 titles suggests most of their output clusters near the 97% mark, so Money Coming 2 is not an outlier within their own portfolio.
Final take
Money Coming 2 earns a recommendation on RTP alone. At 97.0%, it beats the corpus average by a comfortable margin and slightly exceeds TaDa Gaming’s own catalogued mean. If long-run return percentage is your primary filter, this title clears the bar.
The recommendation is conditional. The absence of volatility data, stake range, and theme classification means you are making a decision with roughly half the information you would normally want. Play the Money Coming 2 free demo first, note the frequency and size of wins, and treat that observation as a rough proxy for the missing numbers.
One responsible-gambling note before you spin for real: slots are paid entertainment, not an investment or an income source. Set a budget before you start, stick to it regardless of outcomes, and treat the entire session cost as the price of the experience. If gambling stops feeling like entertainment, stop. 18+ only.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the RTP of Money Coming 2?
Money Coming 2 has a published RTP of 97.0%, which means the game returns 97 pence for every pound wagered across a very large sample of spins. That places it 1.29 percentage points above the 95.71% average across all slots tracked on this site, and 0.21 points above TaDa Gaming's own catalogued mean of 96.79%.
Can you play Money Coming 2 for free?
Yes. A free demo version of Money Coming 2 is available, letting you play without wagering real money. The demo uses the same math engine as the real-money version, so you can observe win frequency and pacing, but it cannot tell you whether you will win or lose in a funded session.
How volatile is Money Coming 2?
TaDa Gaming has not published a volatility rating for Money Coming 2. This means you cannot determine from the data alone whether the game pays frequently in small amounts or rarely in large amounts. The same 97.0% RTP can feel very different under high versus low volatility, so use the demo to gauge the rhythm before committing funds.
Who makes Money Coming 2?
Money Coming 2 is developed by TaDa Gaming, a studio with 118 catalogued titles on this site. Their average RTP across the catalogue is 96.79%, putting most of their output near the 97% mark. The provider's popularity percentile for this specific game is 96.2%, meaning it attracts more players than nearly every other tracked title.
Is Money Coming 2 better than Fortune Gems?
Both slots share the same 97.0% RTP and come from TaDa Gaming, so on return percentage alone they are identical. No volatility, stake range, or theme data differentiates them in the published figures available here. The practical way to choose is to play both demos and compare which presentation and pacing suits you.
