Penalty Shoot Out Game Rules

Penalty Shoot Out follows a short sequence of football penalties. Before a shot, the player selects a country and sets a stake. A successful kick increases the available reward. The player can collect after scoring or attempt another penalty. Evoplay identifies the title as an instant casino game, so the result comes from its game algorithm rather than a real football match.

The rules below distinguish the events visible during play from the final outcome of a round. The embedded game remains the place to confirm its current stake limits and displayed paytable.

What Starts a Round

Country selection assigns a team to the player. The chosen flag changes the football setting, while the stake establishes the amount placed at risk. Evoplay's public description confirms both actions. It does not list a separate payout scale for individual countries.

A new attempt begins after the game accepts a wager. Before confirming that amount, read the denomination used by the active player. An amount displayed in demo credits has a different monetary status from a cash wager at a casino.

What Counts as a Goal

The player chooses an area of the goal for the shot. The game also permits a random direction. The goalkeeper's movement accompanies the result, but the underlying calculation uses random number generation. Selecting the same corner repeatedly cannot guarantee a goal.

After a successful penalty, the game advances the scoring sequence and presents a larger potential reward. The displayed figure becomes relevant to the next choice. The player may stop at this point rather than take another shot.

When Collect Applies

Evoplay confirms that the player can use Collect after scoring. The action ends the decision to continue the current sequence and claims the reward available at that stage. Until collection, a displayed amount remains exposed to the next penalty.

Suppose a successful kick leaves 12 credits available to collect. The figure describes the choice at that moment, without asserting which goal produced it. A further attempt puts the pending amount at risk. The cash-out examples compare completed results rather than estimates shown during play.

What Ends an Attempt

A failed penalty breaks the run of successful kicks. In the original format, the player can also stop voluntarily after a goal by collecting. Reaching the final successful kick completes the sequence. A new attempt requires a separate wager.

These endings matter when interpreting a screenshot. A visible reward before a further shot does not prove that the same figure was collected. The completed result shown by the game provides a stronger basis for checking a round.

Which Rules Need Checking

Evoplay's public listing confirms the original title, its instant-game category and the collection mechanic. It does not specify the stake range or every label used by your website's embedded player. Open the game's help or information screen to check the active paytable and denomination before placing a wager.

If a paid result appears incorrect, keep the round details shown by the operator and consult its support process. Collecting a game reward is separate from withdrawing an account balance to a payment method. The stake examples explain recorded amounts across finished rounds.

Original Release Scope

These rules concern the original Penalty Shoot Out released in May 2020. Evoplay lists it under Instant Games. Other games in the series have their own features and should be checked under their exact titles. The Penalty Shoot Out homepage identifies the original game used throughout this section.