Penalty Shoot Out Demo

Open the Penalty Shoot Out demo on this page to face Evoplay's goalkeeper. A successful kick raises the multiplier. You can collect the current award before trying again, or continue the sequence towards the fifth shot. Winnings are virtual credits and cannot be withdrawn as money.

Your first round

Choose the country you want to represent, then set a stake before starting. The amount covers the round and stays fixed until that game ends. You don't place a separate new bet for every penalty in the same sequence.

1. Open the demo from this page.
2. Choose a country and confirm the selection.
3. Check the stake before starting the round.
4. Select a target, or use Random.
5. After scoring, collect the award or take another shot.

Press Collect after a goal to finish the round with the current winnings.

A step-based crash game

Evoplay lists the original Penalty Shoot-out as an instant game with a crash-style choice after scoring. You can collect the current winnings or risk them on another shot, up to the fifth attempt.

The multiplier changes with successful shots. You don't wait for a continuously rising figure or time your collection against a clock.

What the numbers mean

A hypothetical 2× multiplier would turn a four-credit stake into an award of eight.

Check which amount the interface is showing before interpreting a result. The full award and the profit after accounting for the stake are different figures.

Choosing where to shoot

You can pick a target yourself or let Random select one. Evoplay's rules give the available positions the same stated probability. Manual aiming does not establish an advantage.

Picking a successful national team doesn't improve the outcome described in the rules.

A sequence of goals from one corner doesn't establish a dependable prediction for the next penalty. Watch the award reached in the current round when deciding whether to continue.

The classic game's details

Evoplay released the original Penalty Shoot-out in May 2020. The producer's published specifications identify the following figures.

These stake limits and the maximum win are quoted in euros from Evoplay's technical sheet. Check the currency and available amounts in the game before starting.

Reading the RTP

In simple arithmetic, 96% of 1,000 credits is 960. The RTP doesn't promise that result in your session.

The published maximum win describes the stated payout limit. It doesn't tell you how often that amount occurs.

Penalty Shoot Out slot

Evoplay lists the classic football game under Instant Games. It doesn't use a reel grid with paying symbol lines.

Penalty Shoot-out Super Spin is a separate video slot from the same producer. Its Wild and Scatter features belong to that release. The shared football name doesn't transfer those mechanics to the demo described here.

Other releases from Evoplay

Street changes the setting to an urban Brazilian field and allows free aiming. Its rules still describe five shots. The producer reports a 96% RTP and a €2,400 maximum observed in a sample of 500 million plays.

Cup Mania's main game has a published RTP of 95.65%. Its purchasable bonus has 96.16% and costs 30 times the selected stake.

The purchase provides 15 attempts, including possible misses. It does not guarantee that every kick scores. A failed attempt doesn't end that bonus sequence.

Playing on a phone

Evoplay's HTML5 specification supports desktop and mobile browsers, including portrait display. A similarly named download is not proof of an official app from the developer.

Before the first shot, find the stake control and the Collect button. Keep the full award readable when deciding whether to continue. The settings menu lets you change the sound.

If loading stops

If the game doesn't reach its opening screen, check the connection before refreshing.

Keep the complete message if an error appears. The browser and the point at which loading stopped help describe the problem. Record whether it happened before the field opened or during a round.

After reopening, check the balance before placing another stake. Don't assume that a new session has kept the values you remember.

Checking a result

History records earlier rounds with a date and individual ID. You can also review the stake, action and profit.

The list may take time to update. Use the individual reference when reviewing a collection, because an image of the balance alone leaves out the sequence.

About prediction tools

A bot can automate clicks without knowing whether the next shot will score. Winning screenshots don't show the attempts left out or what the service costs.

Evoplay's English instructions say Hash copies a round's validation string. The reference concerns the recorded game and doesn't reveal the next result.

Don't share account credentials with anyone selling prediction signals.