Money Coming: a session plan for a game you have not read yet

By Kristaps Birznieks · updated October 2026

Money Coming slot game screen

Money Coming is a title for which we found no consistent public data on provider, RTP, volatility or maximum win, so we quote none. The name promises a lot; the honest way to approach any slot with an optimistic name is with a plan. This page uses Money Coming as the example for building one, step by step.

Step 1: separate the budget

Decide how much of the evening's money goes to this game, and keep it separate from anything you plan to spend at live tables or on sports bets. Mixing budgets is how a loss in one place turns into chasing in another.

Step 2: choose the stake from the budget, not the other way round

A practical rule for a game you do not know: stake about 1% of the session budget per spin. With a €50 session budget that means about €0.50. A smaller stake does not change the long-term return, but it gives you more spins before the budget runs out, which matters when you cannot see the volatility in advance.

Session budgetStake at ~1%Approximate spins before budget is used, with no wins
€20€0.20100
€50€0.50100
€100€1.00100

The table is arithmetic, not a prediction: wins extend a session, a volatile game can shorten it.

Step 3: set stops in both directions

A loss stop ends the session when the budget is gone. A win stop is just as useful: decide in advance that if the balance reaches, say, one and a half times the starting budget, you cash out part of it. Without a win stop, a good run usually ends back where it started.

Step 4: read the game

Open the information panel: check the RTP line, how wins form, what triggers the feature and whether there is a bonus buy. If no RTP is shown, ask support. A game whose return you cannot see deserves an even smaller stake.

Step 5: use the tools of your account

Deposit limits, session reminders and time-outs exist in most regulated accounts. Setting them before the session is easier than resisting a decision during it. The tools are described in Responsible gambling.

What not to do

Related guides

For a slot with fully published figures, compare Legacy of Dead; for a checklist approach to an unknown game, see Cash Mania. All guides are in Games.

Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Money Coming?
We found no consistent public source, so we do not state one. Look for the RTP line in the game's information panel.
What stake should I use?
For a game you do not know, around 1% of the session budget per spin is a sensible starting point.
Why set a win stop?
Without one, a good run often ends back at the starting balance. Cashing out part of a win protects it.
Does a smaller stake improve my odds?
No, the long-term return is the same; a smaller stake only gives you more spins for the same budget.
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