Penalty Shoot Out by Evoplay

In Penalty Shoot Out, scoring gives you another decision. Take the amount on the screen or leave it exposed to the next attempt. Evoplay builds the classic game around a round of five shots, with a chance to finish the sequence early.

The demo is available on this page. It uses virtual credits, so a result in the simulation cannot be withdrawn as real money.

After a goal

Collect ends the round with the current winnings. If you shoot again, you risk that amount on the next attempt. The progress display shows the step reached and its coefficient.

The five-shot format has a fixed endpoint, with an earlier exit after scoring. The decision between penalties gives it crash-style risk. You aren't waiting for a continuously rising multiplier or trying to beat a timer.

Before the first shot

Choose a country and set your stake before starting. The amount stays fixed for the round, even when you take several penalties.

Your balance shows the credits available in the session. Current winnings show what you can collect from the run in progress.

A payout calculation

With a hypothetical 3× multiplier, six demo credits would return 18. Subtract the original stake to get a profit of 12.

Look at the number selected before you start. The award reached later should be read against that initial cost. Taking another shot in the same sequence does not require a separate new wager.

Does aiming make a difference?

You choose a target on the goal or ask Random to select one. The available positions have the same stated probability in Evoplay's rules. Picking a corner manually doesn't establish a better chance.

The country selection also has a cosmetic role. A national team's performance in real matches doesn't change the outcome described for this game.

The published figures

Evoplay's technical sheet quotes these amounts in euros. Check the currency and available stake range in the game you open.

The 96% RTP doesn't predict what you'll get back in one session. The published maximum marks a payout limit. It doesn't supply the chance of reaching that amount.

Match the game name

A search for a Penalty Shoot Out slot can point to different releases. The original title follows the shot sequence described here.

The original game

Penalty Shoot-out puts the emphasis on penalties and the decision to collect. The rules describe five shots. Reels and paying symbol lines are not part of that structure.

The Street version

Street changes the background to urban Brazil and allows free aiming. Its published RTP is 96%. The rulebook still describes five attempts and equal probability across target positions.

The Cup Mania modes

Cup Mania uses a separate progression. Its purchasable bonus costs 30 times the selected stake and provides 15 shots. Misses can occur without ending that special sequence.

Evoplay publishes an RTP of 95.65% for the main game and 96.16% for the bonus.

The Super Spin slot

Super Spin is a video slot with Wild and Scatter symbols. Evoplay lists a May 2026 release and a published RTP of 95.90% for that game.

Using a mobile browser

Evoplay's technical sheet lists HTML5 support for desktop and mobile browsers, with portrait display available.

On a small screen, locate the stake control before starting. Find Collect after a successful shot.

Open the side panel through the menu button to reach Rules or History. Settings lets you change the sound.

An app or download using a similar football name doesn't establish that it comes from Evoplay. Confirm the producer and the complete title before treating it as the same release.

Reading the round record

Open History to inspect an earlier game. The details described in the rulebook include a date, a round ID and the initial stake. The record also shows the action and profit.

Those references help distinguish one collection from another. An image containing just a balance leaves out the intervening actions. The history list may take a little time to update.

When the demo stops loading

If loading never reaches the field, check your connection before reopening the page. Keep the exact error text if a message appears.

Describe whether the interruption happened at launch or during a round. Include the browser and device when reporting the problem.

When the game reopens, check the balance before starting a fresh round.

What verification can show

The Hash control copies a round's validation string, as described in Evoplay's English instructions. The label alone doesn't explain how to independently verify the result.

A video of automated clicks shows someone operating the interface. Selected winning screenshots don't show the attempts left out or what the service costs. A prediction would need evidence that its announcement came before the event.