Penalty Shoot Out rules

Use Bet to set your stake in classic Penalty Shoot Out. Collect acts on the winnings after a goal. Keep those stages separate when reading the controls, since you can change the entry amount only between rounds.

The original Evoplay game uses a single stake for a sequence of up to five shots. You can finish earlier by taking an available award. A losing attempt forfeits the accumulated payout.

Prepare the display

Choose the country you want to represent and confirm the flag. The selection is cosmetic and doesn't affect the result. Set your stake next.

Select Bet to open the amount settings. Tapping Balance reaches the same menu, as does the coins-and-gear control. Check the value in that panel before starting, because the account total and entry wager are different figures even when they provide access to the same controls.

Read the unit beside the figures. Credits in the homepage demo are virtual, so an award there cannot become a cash withdrawal. For money play, the developer's published euro specifications don't establish the currency or limits of every operator.

Take the first attempt

1. After confirming the country and stake, use the start control to begin the round.
2. Select a marked target on the goal. Press Random if you want the game to choose the position.
3. Read the result before making another selection. A goal advances the progress indicator to its new coefficient.
4. After success, inspect the available winnings. Use Collect to finish or take another attempt while the round permits it.

Every target position has the same stated chance in the classic rules. Manual aiming lets you choose the location without providing an advantage. Random handles the selection and leaves collection to you.

Read the result

Progress displays your position in the sequence with its coefficient. After a goal, the indicator advances to a higher award. Bet retains the initial wager. Read the units when comparing these figures, because a multiplier and a credit amount express different quantities.

Win can report the current winnings or the last payout step. A number on that display needs context, especially after the sequence has finished. Check whether you are looking at an active decision or a completed result before treating it as an amount you can collect now.

A miss removes the opportunity to take the accumulated award from that sequence. The limit of five shots describes the round's available length. You may reach an earlier endpoint through failure or collection.

Take the available exit

Press Collect after a goal to accept the award and close the round. You can't return to the remaining attempts once you have accepted that payment. A later game begins with a new selected stake.

If you continue, the full amount on offer remains exposed to the next attempt. An earlier goal hasn't banked a separate payment for you. Read the award before selecting another target so you know what a losing shot would forfeit.

Random has no collection function. Sound and settings controls also don't accept winnings. To take the available payout, use Collect; moving money out of a casino account requires its separate withdrawal process.

Check the round record

Open History through the sidebar to inspect a finished sequence. The documented fields show its date, round ID, stake, action and profit. Keep the identifier when asking support about a specific entry so the conversation refers to the correct result.

History may take time to update. If the latest record is missing immediately after play, its absence alone doesn't settle what happened. Retain any visible details while checking for the completed entry. Hash copies validation information for a separate check of the recorded round.