Penalty Shoot Out Payouts

A single successful penalty in Penalty Shoot Out pays 1.92 times the opening stake if the player collects immediately. Two goals raise the available total to 3.84 times that amount. The embedded Evoplay game lets visitors follow those changes on screen while the figures below show what each result is worth.

The original release uses five consecutive penalty kicks. A miss ends the run and forfeits the uncollected payout. The player can end a successful sequence by choosing Collect. That decision matters because the next kick puts the displayed return at risk.

Five Payout Levels

The table calculates the entire amount paid on collection. Each figure includes the original stake. Read across a row to compare returns after the same number of goals. Read down a column to see how a fixed stake changes through the sequence.

For instance, a 5-credit stake pays 38.40 credits when the player collects after three successful shots. The profit from that round is 33.40 credits after subtracting the initial 5. The same stake produces a total of 153.60 credits only if all five kicks succeed.

What Collect Changes

Collect ends the current sequence and pays the figure shown after the latest goal. The player does not have to complete the five-shot ladder. Stopping after the first success settles the round at 1.92x. Waiting until the fourth success makes 15.36x available.

The next kick introduces another possible outcome. If the goalkeeper saves the attempt, the pending award disappears. A further goal opens the next level. Collect does not alter the result of a future shot because that shot is never taken once the round has been settled.

Total Return Versus Profit

The word payout sometimes causes confusion. A 10-credit wager followed by two goals pays 38.40 credits in total. The player originally committed 10 credits, leaving 28.40 credits of profit. A quoted 3.84x multiplier therefore describes the full settlement amount.

The subtraction is straightforward for any permitted starting stake. Multiply that amount by the displayed coefficient to find the total. Then deduct the stake to calculate the net result. The calculator examples in our stake breakdown cover several starting amounts.

A Missed Third Kick

Consider a round that begins with 2 virtual credits. The first two shots go in, making 7.68 credits available. The player continues instead of collecting. The third shot misses.

The 7.68-credit offer expires with the failed kick. No extra 2-credit wager is required for that third attempt within the same sequence. The opening stake has already financed the round. The player must start a new sequence to take another first shot.

Previous successes do not guarantee the next goal. Picking a national team or a preferred target area cannot turn an uncertain kick into a promised payout. The game resolves the result through its programmed mechanics.

Understanding the 96% RTP

Evoplay publishes a 96.00% return to player for the original Penalty Shoot-out. RTP represents the game model's calculated return across a substantial volume of wagers. It does not describe the result of one visit or one series of five shots.

A person staking 10 credits on ten separate rounds has wagered 100 credits. The 96% figure does not establish a 96-credit ending balance for that session. Missed kicks and decisions to collect produce individual results that may differ sharply from the published percentage.

RTP is also separate from the multiplier ladder. A third-goal payout of 7.68x is a settlement figure. It says nothing by itself about the probability of reaching that goal. The RTP analysis examines this distinction in more detail.

Maximum Published Win

Evoplay lists a maximum win of €2,304 for the original game released in May 2020. The product listing also classifies Penalty Shoot-out as an Instant Game. A separate title called Super Spin uses video-slot reels, so its prize data should not be copied into the original game's paytable.

The maximum figure comes from the developer's product specification. Actual available stakes and currency displays depend on the implementation opened by the player. Always consult the information panel inside the active game before placing a monetary wager.

Checking the Game Window

With the embedded game open, inspect the stake field before starting a penalty sequence. The team-selection screen establishes the football setting. A successful kick brings up the next multiplier and the choice to collect. Use the information displayed in the running version to confirm the figures shown in the table.

Free-play mode, when active, uses practice credits that cannot be withdrawn. A payout of 19.20 demo credits remains part of the simulation. Our demo page covers those practice balances without repeating the mathematics of this page.

Some searches call the original product a Penalty Shoot Out slot. Evoplay categorises it as an instant game based on football penalties. The company's Super Spin release belongs to the slot category. The distinction matters when comparing prizes, bonus functions or RTP.

Questions About the Figures

Are payouts shown before deductions?

The multiplier table shows total returns, including the original stake. Subtract that stake when calculating profit.

Can a round end early?

Yes. Collect settles the current total after a successful kick. The remaining shots are not played in that round.

Does the table cover Cup Mania?

No. Cup Mania follows a different progression with fifteen levels in its main game. Its payout information must be checked separately.