Using the Collect button

Collect takes the current winnings after a successful shot in classic Penalty Shoot Out and ends the round. Random performs a different action by choosing a target for an attempt. Confusing the two controls can leave you playing when you intended to take the available award.

You can collect before using all five shots. Read the current award after a goal, then decide whether to take it or risk it on another attempt.

Collect closes the round

After a goal advances the coefficient, Collect takes the resulting award. Finishing early also ends any remaining attempts in that sequence.

The relevant amount is the current win, which derives from the selected stake and reached coefficient. Don't substitute the advertised maximum or the account balance when deciding what the button will collect. A headline describes the game's published potential. Funds outside the active round remain separate from its award.

Place a fresh wager to begin the next round after collection. The unused shots from the previous sequence don't become free attempts. Check the bet before starting, especially if you intend to change it.

Random selects the target

You can choose a target manually or let Random make the selection. Neither method takes your winnings. In the classic game's rules, all positions have equal stated chances, so a particular corner doesn't supply an advantage over the button's choice.

Manual aiming lets you choose where to send the ball. If you're ready to finish after a goal, use Collect. Changing the target or the country you represent doesn't protect the available winnings from a later miss.

Trace the exposed award

Suppose you've scored and can collect the displayed winnings. Taking them finishes the sequence with that amount. Choosing another shot keeps the round open. A further goal advances progress, while a losing attempt forfeits the accumulated award.

The selected stake stays fixed throughout this decision. You don't place a separate new bet for every penalty within the same round. Even so, the amount you could have collected remains exposed when you continue. Counting only the original cost overlooks what you decline to take.

Once you've collected, a later shot belongs to a separate wager. The controls don't establish a universally best stopping point or a profitable approach to future rounds.

Check the recorded action

If you aren't sure whether Collect completed, open History. Its entries identify the action alongside the bet and profit. Match the round ID before comparing amounts, especially after several sequences.

The list may update with a delay. If an expected entry is missing, preserve the round details you can see for support. Don't assume that leaving the game window or changing a setting performs the same action as Collect.

Separate casino withdrawals

In-game cashout ends a round and takes its winnings. A casino withdrawal moves eligible account funds through the operator's payment process, whose conditions are separate. Demo awards consist of virtual credits that you can't exchange for money.