Penalty Shoot Out instant game

You're at the penalty spot in the demo on this page. In Evoplay's classic Penalty Shoot Out, you can choose a target on the goal or press Random to let the game select it. The published rules give every position equal chances.

Choose your target

For manual aiming, click a marked ball position on the goal. Choose the area you want without trying to read the goalkeeper's animation for clues. The instructions give no corner a scoring advantage.

Random handles target selection without deciding when to take your winnings. After a goal, use Collect if you want to finish.

Pick the flag you'd like to represent, then confirm it before setting the stake. Country selection is cosmetic and doesn't change the result.

Keep one stake

Each classic round allows up to five shots with one selected stake. You commit that amount to the whole sequence and cannot adjust it before it ends. Taking another attempt continues the existing wager. Starting afresh requires a new one.

A goal advances your progress and its coefficient. You then have a choice between taking the available winnings and attempting another shot. You can stop before using all five attempts.

Collect takes the current award after a successful shot and ends that round. Continuing leaves the accumulated winnings exposed to a losing attempt.

Penalty Shoot Out uses crash-style risk in steps between shots. There is no continuously rising timed multiplier to watch. The coefficient advances when you score, without a timing decision during the animation.

Count the award

The selected stake tells you how much you committed. The current winnings show what you can take at the available collection point. Profit is the amount left after subtracting the original wager from that total.

For a hypothetical example, a stake of 5 credits at a 1.8 multiplier produces a total award of 9 credits, including the original wager. Collecting would leave a profit of 4 credits.

The Win display can refer to the current round or the last payout step. Before deciding to continue, read it alongside the progress indicator to identify the active coefficient.

Use virtual credits

The on-page demo uses virtual credits with no cash value. You can practise finding the stake settings before a round, then read the progress indicator after an attempt. At a collection point, compare the available winnings with the amount you committed.

Free play lets you learn those controls without risking money. A short sequence of goals doesn't establish a profitable pattern for a later cash wager.

Classic game specifications

The euro amounts are Evoplay's published specifications. They don't establish the currency or stake choices at every casino. The 96% RTP is a game-level figure, not a promise to refund that share of your demo balance or cash session. It doesn't tell you the probability of the next shot.

Identify the format

Classic Penalty Shoot Out is the game explained here. Street places free aiming in a Brazilian neighbourhood. Cup Mania has its own main-game progression plus a purchased bonus mode with 15 attempts. Read its rules separately before playing.

Super Spin is a video slot. Reels and Free Spins belong to that product, so those terms don't describe extra features hidden in the classic penalty sequence.

Play in portrait

Evoplay publishes mobile support and portrait view for classic. On a phone, keep the stake and available action readable before you tap. Open the options panel to access fullscreen or Rules.

If you need to look up a completed result, History records the round ID alongside its date, stake, action and profit. The list may take time to update. Use that record to identify the wager when asking about an outcome you couldn't clearly see.