Collecting your current award
See when Collect becomes available in classic Penalty Shoot Out, what happens to the current award if you continue, and how to check the completed round.
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Penalty Shoot Out facts
| Provider | Evoplay |
|---|---|
| Game type | instant game |
| Volatility | Medium |
| RTP | 96.00% |
| Min bet | 0,10 € |
| Max bet | 1 000 € |
| Autoplay | No |
| Release date | 27.05.2020 |

A goal in classic Penalty Shoot Out makes the current winnings available through Collect. Pressing it accepts the award and finishes that round. You can use this exit before completing the five-shot sequence.
Look at the amount available now before deciding to shoot again. A later coefficient describes a step you haven't reached. Collecting finishes the active sequence, so you cannot keep that payout while continuing the remaining attempts inside the same round.
What another shot changes
A successful attempt moves Progress to the next step and increases the coefficient. You then face a fresh collection decision while the round can continue. A losing shot costs the accumulated award, including the amount you could have taken after the previous goal.
The entry stake stays fixed throughout the sequence. Taking another kick doesn't add a fresh wager, even though success increases the amount you could lose by continuing. Treat the complete award as exposed until you collect. Mentally setting aside the original outlay cannot protect any portion of it.
One collection decision
Suppose a hypothetical round uses a 10-credit stake and reaches a 1.6 multiplier. Collect would pay 16 credits in total, leaving 6 credits of profit after the original outlay. You can accept that amount immediately after the successful shot.
If you continue, the 16-credit offer remains exposed to the following attempt. Another goal advances the award to the next coefficient. A miss loses the uncollected winnings, so the 6-credit profit from the stop-now calculation never becomes a completed gain.
The calculation doesn't tell you when to collect. It shows what you can accept and what you risk by taking another attempt. You still don't know the next outcome when making the choice. Further play after collection needs a new round with its own selected stake.
Controls with different jobs
Random chooses a target for the shot without taking winnings on your behalf. Manual selection also commits you to an attempt; clicking a preferred position is no substitute for the Collect button.
The sidebar opens Rules and settings. History reviews completed results, while Hash copies validation information. None of those functions takes the winnings on your behalf. Opening a panel should never be treated as confirmation of collection.
The classic game's equal-target rule also applies to a decision made after a goal. A preferred corner doesn't provide a documented scoring advantage for the next kick. Country selection has no effect on the result.
Confirming the finish
After collection, consult History if you need to reconcile the result. Match the round ID to the date and selected bet, then read the recorded action and profit. Allow for a possible delay before the list updates.
If a result is unclear, keep the ID with any visible award information for support. Explain whether you pressed Collect or saw the amount before choosing another shot. That distinction helps separate an accepted payment from an offer that remained at risk. Win can also display the last payout step after play has ended.
Moving money out
Collect ends a successful round with its current winnings. To move account funds to a payment method, use the casino's separate withdrawal process. Demo credits have no cash value.
