Penalty Shoot Out payouts

Find the completed classic Penalty Shoot Out entry in History before reconciling a payout. Its date and round ID identify the sequence; the stake, action and profit describe what happened to the wager. Start with that finished result when comparing an amount you saw during play with what you received.

If the newest result has not appeared, allow for History's documented update delay. Keep the round ID with any balance information you need for a query, so support can trace the affected wager.

Reconcile the finished amount

The selected stake covers the whole round and stays fixed until its end. Goals advance the coefficient, so the current award can change without a new wager for every attempt. Classic play allows up to five shots, with an earlier finish when you collect or lose.

For a hypothetical collection, use a stake of 3 credits and a 2.4× multiplier. Multiply those values for the gross payout, then subtract the original wager to find profit.

The 7.20-credit total already includes the original outlay, so do not add it again. For a real record, use the completed payout in this calculation. An award lost on a later attempt contributes nothing to the amount received, even if an earlier screen showed a high coefficient.

Read the 96% figure

Evoplay publishes a 96% RTP for the classic game. Applied to a hypothetical total of 2,500 credits wagered, that percentage gives 2,400 credits in theoretical gross returns. Actual results for a chosen set of rounds can differ. The calculation doesn't assign a refund to any particular deposit.

Turnover counts stakes placed in separate rounds. Money returned by a successful collection can be wagered again, so the cumulative amount can exceed what you originally deposited. A deposit figure alone therefore cannot supply the basis for an RTP illustration.

Count the selected wager once for each new round. Taking further shots within that sequence doesn't require another stake. When checking session profit, total the completed payouts and subtract all wagers placed in the same period. Deposits and withdrawals belong in a separate account reconciliation.

Keep limits in context

The classic product specifications publish a EUR 1–75 stake range and a EUR 2,304 maximum win. These are developer figures expressed in euros. Check the actual currency and available limits in the game you have opened before comparing them with a record.

A maximum identifies a published payout limit without stating how often it occurs. The 96% RTP cannot supply exact next-shot odds either. Dividing that percentage by a displayed coefficient ignores the possible paths through the round and does not establish the chance of a goal.

The classic rules give all target positions equal chances and describe country selection as cosmetic. Moving to another corner therefore supplies no stated scoring advantage to use in a payout calculation.

Total the completed rounds

Use one consistent currency and period when adding records together. If you sum the profit column, the stakes have already been deducted. If you start with gross payouts, subtract the wagers once. Combining the two methods would deduct your outlay twice.

Keep demo credits separate from cash results. Also identify the exact title before applying a published percentage, especially for Cup Mania with its mode-specific parameters. For an unresolved amount, give the operator the round ID and the specific payout or profit figure you want explained.