Penalty Shoot Out

Penalty Shoot Out Multiplier Calculator

Work out potential Penalty Shoot Out payouts using a stake and a game multiplier. Check gross returns, net profit, input errors and unsettled winnings.

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Penalty Shoot Out facts

ProviderEvoplay
Game typeinstant game
VolatilityMedium
RTP96.00%
Min bet0,10 €
Max bet1 000 €
AutoplayNo
Release date27.05.2020
Penalty Shoot Out Multiplier Calculator
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A payout calculation starts with two numbers from Penalty Shoot Out. Take the stake placed before the kick and the multiplier shown for the current award. Multiply them to find the potential return. The result is payable only if the player collects successfully. This guide explains the calculation for a separate tool that can be added beside the embedded game.

Payout calculator

Potential total return:28.80 credits

Net profit after collection:21.30 credits

This is an arithmetic check, not a prediction. An uncollected award may be lost. Credits are not converted into money.

Numbers to Enter

The stake represents the amount committed at the start of a round. The multiplier expresses the possible total payout as a multiple of that amount. For example, entering 7.50 credits with a multiplier of 3.84 produces 28.80 credits. The original stake is included in this figure.

Take the coefficient from the game's current display. A value copied from a different Penalty Shoot Out release may produce an incorrect estimate. The original game page identifies the version covered by this calculator.

Profit After Collection

A collected payout returns the original stake as part of the total. To calculate profit, subtract that stake from the gross return. In the 7.50-credit example, the net gain comes to 21.30 credits.

Potential payout = stake × multiplier.

Net profit = potential payout − stake.

These formulas describe successful collection. A missed kick after the player has continued can end the round without paying the previously displayed amount. The cash-out examples address that separate outcome.

Sample Input Cases

Three hypothetical entries demonstrate how the same formula handles different stakes. The figures below are arithmetic examples, not session records or promises of available winnings.

  • 2 credits at 1.92x. The potential payout is 3.84 credits. Profit after collection is 1.84 credits.
  • 5 credits at 3.84x. The potential payout is 19.20 credits. Profit after collection is 14.20 credits.
  • 4 credits at 7.68x. The potential payout is 30.72 credits. Profit after collection is 26.72 credits.

A displayed award remains unsettled until the round ends with a successful collection. The calculator cannot determine whether the next shot will score.

Decimal Input Problems

A missing decimal point can exaggerate the answer. Entering 384 instead of 3.84 multiplies a stake by one hundred times the intended coefficient. A reliable calculator should reject empty fields, negative stakes and values that are not numbers.

It should preserve sufficient precision during multiplication, then round the displayed total according to the selected unit. A credit balance must remain labelled in credits. Conversion into a currency requires a separately established exchange rate or the game's actual denomination.

Limits of an Estimate

Evoplay lists the original Penalty Shoot-out as an instant game with a published RTP of 96% and a maximum win of €2,304. These product details do not establish the stake limits or payout currency of a particular embedded session.

The calculator also cannot infer a probability from a multiplier. RTP describes an aggregate game statistic, while a payout calculation uses the specific stake and coefficient entered by the visitor. The RTP article covers the return percentage in detail.

If the game displays a settled result, consult that amount and the operator's transaction record. A manually entered calculation serves as an arithmetic check.

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