Penalty Shoot Out

Evoplay Penalty Shoot Out

Play the classic Penalty Shoot Out demo with virtual credits. Follow a fixed stake through up to five shots, collection and the completed round record.

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Penalty Shoot Out facts

ProviderEvoplay
Game typeinstant game
VolatilityMedium
RTP96.00%
Min bet0,10 €
Max bet1 000 €
AutoplayNo
Release date27.05.2020
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One selected stake covers a whole round in the classic Penalty Shoot Out demo on this page. You choose it before the opening attempt, then keep that amount fixed until the sequence ends. Up to five shots fit inside that boundary, though early collection can bring play to a close sooner.

Use the free play area to follow that sequence from country selection to its finished result. The virtual credits let you try manual aiming, Random and Collect without staking money. You cannot withdraw demo winnings.

The classic release

Evoplay released the original Penalty Shoot Out in May 2020 as an Instant Game. A football pitch supplies the setting for the classic version used in this demo.

SpecificationClassic game
Round lengthUp to five shots
Published RTP96%
Developer stake rangeEUR 1–75
Published maximum winEUR 2,304
TechnologyHTML5, desktop and mobile
OrientationPortrait
Page reviewed23 October 2026

The euro amounts are developer specifications. A real-money operator may display another currency or apply its own limits. The RTP figure does not promise a return on your selected stake or tell you the probability of the next goal.

Before the opening shot

Choose the country you want to represent and confirm its flag before setting the amount for the round. The selection is cosmetic, so you can use a favourite team without comparing real football form.

Check the stake before starting. A later goal does not reopen that setting, even if the potential award has grown. You can choose a new amount after the current sequence finishes. A shot inside an active round is a continuation of the original wager.

For the attempt itself, select an area of the goal or let Random choose a position. The rules give every target equal chances. A corner that looks difficult for a real goalkeeper carries no scoring advantage here; accurate input simply selects the location you intended.

A round takes shape

After a goal, the progress display advances to a new coefficient. You can take the available award with Collect, which finishes the round. Another shot remains possible while attempts are left.

Continuing keeps the accumulated amount exposed to a losing attempt. A miss ends the run without preserving the earlier award. The five-shot format sets an outer limit on the sequence, so you cannot keep taking penalties indefinitely.

The crash-style description refers to risking accumulated winnings between shots. Here the multiplier advances in steps after goals. There is no continuously rising counter to catch at the right second, so waiting at a successful step does not increase the amount.

Random handles target selection without choosing when to collect. Keep those jobs separate when trying the demo, particularly if you switch between manual input and automatic aiming during a run.

Understanding the settled amount

Your stake is the amount committed at setup. The total award is the full sum won when the round settles. Subtract the original wager to find the profit.

Follow those amounts across the round boundary. Before you collect, the current winnings can still be lost on another shot. Afterwards, the completed payout belongs in the result for that original stake. Use the profit figure when adding up finished rounds, so you do not count your own outlay as earnings.

For paid play, collecting a round and withdrawing money from a casino account are separate actions. Collect settles the wager inside the game; the operator handles any later transfer out.

Finding the completed record

Once the sequence ends, open History to find its date, round ID, stake, action and profit. The documented labels include start, shot and collect. Read them alongside the identifier to follow the relevant wager. The list can update with a delay.

You can also use Hash to copy the validation string for a recorded round. The fairness guide explains the documented SHA-256 comparison and its limits. Keep the identifier with the copied data if you intend to examine a particular result later.

Other releases differ

Street is a separate Instant Game with a Brazilian setting and free aiming.

Cup Mania changes the format more substantially. Its main mode has 15 multiplier levels, while a purchased bonus gives 15 attempts that continue after misses. Classic's five-shot boundary does not describe that sequence.

Super Spin is a video slot. Reels, Wild symbols and Free Spins belong to that release. Check the full name before applying a rule learned here to another product with Penalty Shoot Out in its title.

Returning on a phone

The classic game supports mobile browsers through HTML5 and a portrait format. You still set one wager for the round, choose targets and use Collect after a goal. A smaller display does not change the stated chances for the available positions.

If a connection interrupts play, preserve any visible round ID before reloading. Check History for the corresponding result once you can access it. A stalled screen alone cannot establish whether an attempt was accepted or how the sequence settled.

Penalty Shoot Out

Explore the original Evoplay game in demo mode. Virtual credits cannot be withdrawn.

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