Penalty Shoot Out formats

Start with the format you want to understand. The original Penalty Shoot Out uses a five-shot instant-game round. Street adds free aiming in a Brazilian setting. Cup Mania has a 15-level main progression plus a purchased bonus with 15 attempts. Super Spin uses video-slot reels. The shared football name doesn't make their controls or payout rules interchangeable.

Check the complete title and Evoplay's developer name before applying instructions. A search result that drops the subtitle can send you to an explanation for a different product, particularly when it mentions Bonus Buy without naming the game.

Five-shot instant play

The original Penalty Shoot Out uses the basic shot-by-shot format. Your setup begins with a cosmetic country selection followed by the stake. Aim manually or use Random to select a target. All positions have equal stated chances.

One wager covers a round of up to five shots. After a successful attempt, Collect takes the available winnings and ends that sequence. Continuing puts the accumulated award at risk. The multiplier advances with goals, so instructions about waiting for a continuously rising timer don't describe this format.

The original game's published RTP is 96%, with EUR stakes of 1 to 75 and a maximum award of EUR 2,304.

Free aiming choices

Street adds free aiming within the five-shot structure, in a Brazilian setting. Set the stake for the whole round, then select targets manually or use Random. After a goal, Collect takes the available award and finishes the sequence.

Precision of input doesn't establish a scoring edge. Street's documented equal target chances and cosmetic country selection leave no basis for treating a particular corner or flag as a better bet.

Its published RTP is 96%, with EUR stakes of 1 to 75. Evoplay reports 32× and a maximum award of EUR 2,400, qualified as observed in 500 million plays. That sample wording isn't proof of an unconditional theoretical ceiling.

Purchased attempt sequences

Choose Cup Mania's rules when the question concerns paying for 15 attempts. Bonus Buy costs 30 times the selected base stake. Misses don't end the purchased sequence, while successful hits increase coefficients. A Total Win summary appears after the final kick.

The guarantee concerns the number of attempts. It doesn't promise 15 goals or establish a minimum score. Read any advertised bonus multiplier alongside the full entry charge when deciding what the result would mean for your balance.

Cup Mania also has a main game with 15 multiplier levels and a EUR stake range of 0.10 to 75. After a goal, Collect ends the round with the current winnings. A failed attempt resets progress and leaves collection unavailable after that loss. Don't carry the bonus's continuing-through-misses rule into ordinary play.

Main-game RTP is 95.65%, with a maximum of 1000× or EUR 75,000. The bonus has a 96.16% RTP and a published maximum of 3000× or EUR 225,000. Compare the purchased mode's result with its full 30× entry charge when calculating profit.

Video-slot reels

Super Spin is a video slot with a published RTP of 95.90% and maximum award of EUR 93,375. Its reels use Wild and Scatter symbols, with Free Spins, Bonus Game and Bonus Buy among the features. For the original instant title, look for shot-by-shot instructions about Collect.

Checking the right rules

Use the full title to find the relevant instructions, then identify the mode shown on screen. In Cup Mania, that distinction changes what happens after a miss and which RTP applies.

The EUR amounts above are Evoplay's specifications. Check the currency and limits displayed in your game before making a spending decision.