Penalty Shoot Out demo

The classic Penalty Shoot Out demo on this page puts three figures beside the football action. Bet shows the stake for your round. Balance reports your account credits. Win displays the current award or the last payout step. Start by locating those labels so you can follow what changes after a shot.

Evoplay's original instant game gives you up to five attempts within a round. A successful kick advances the coefficient on the progress display. You can take the available winnings after a goal, so reaching the final attempt isn't compulsory. Free play uses virtual credits with no cash value to withdraw.

Read the amounts

Begin with Bet. The stake you select stays fixed for the entire round. A second kick continues the existing sequence without charging a fresh entry wager. The award accumulated through successful attempts remains at risk until you take it.

You can open the stake settings by selecting Bet or tapping Balance. Although both labels lead to that menu, they display different amounts. Check the wager you've selected before starting, especially if you opened the controls through the account figure.

For a hypothetical example, an 8-credit stake at a coefficient of 1.75 produces a total award of 14 credits. Subtract the original wager to get a profit of 6. The amount available to collect belongs to the current round; it doesn't describe your overall session result.

Read Win with the state of play. During an open sequence, look at the progress indicator and whether Collect is available. After a completed result, the field may show the last payout step. Don't add that figure to a later round's winnings.

Follow the round

Choose a country and confirm your selection before setting the stake. The flag represents your team without changing the outcome. Once the round begins, select a target on the goal or press Random for an automatic aiming choice.

The rules state equal chances for all target areas. A corner that resembles a difficult save in real football has no documented scoring advantage here. Random handles the aiming choice. It doesn't decide when to collect.

After a goal, read the new coefficient alongside the award. Pressing Collect accepts that amount and closes the round. If you shoot again, a miss can cost the winnings you could have taken. The five-shot format gives the sequence a limit without promising five goals.

Penalty Shoot Out is described as crash-style because each goal leaves you with a take-or-continue decision. Its multiplier advances through successful shots, without a continuously rising timer to stop. Waiting longer between attempts doesn't move you to another payout step.

Use the free game

The on-page demo gives the controls a practical context. You can see how a selected stake relates to the award and recognise the point when Collect becomes available. Follow a sequence through to its end before changing the amount for a new round.

You can practise reading the display without risking money. Use the result to check which amount was available and which action ended the sequence. Several goals in a row don't establish a target pattern that predicts the next attempt.

Use the in-game Rules panel if a label needs clarification. History provides a separate record after play, with the round date, identifier, stake, action and profit. Its entries may appear with a delay. Keep the relevant ID if you need to ask about a particular result.

Classic game specifications

The euro amounts come from the developer's product specifications. A particular operator may use another account currency or different limits. RTP describes the game's return parameter, not a percentage owed back on your demo balance or a forecast for your next round.

Identify the release

The classic demo belongs to the original Penalty Shoot Out. Street is a separate release with free aiming in a Brazilian setting. Cup Mania has its own main-game progression and a purchased bonus mode. Super Spin is a video slot with reels. Their shared football theme doesn't make their controls or parameters interchangeable.

Read a smaller screen

The classic game supports portrait play through HTML5. On a phone, keep the selected stake and current award legible before tapping a target. The sidebar provides access to Rules, History and settings, plus a full-screen option. If part of the display disappears beyond the browser window, adjust the view before beginning a new round.

If a connection problem hides a result, retain any visible round information and check History when access returns. A page reload alone doesn't confirm whether the last action completed.