Penalty Shoot Out versions

A football goal on the screen does not identify which Penalty Shoot Out game you have opened. Evoplay uses the theme across several products. The full title matters because a five-shot round, a purchased 15-attempt bonus and a reel spin follow different rules.

Start with the product name inside the game, then check its help panel. Search labels such as "Penalty Shoot Out slot" can refer to different formats. Applying a familiar payout or feature to the wrong version can distort the cost of the next action.

Identify the format first

The classic game appeared in May 2020, followed by Street in July 2023. Cup Mania arrived in December 2025. Super Spin was released in May 2026. Each date marks a separate release; the earlier titles remain distinct products.

Recognize the classic round

Classic Penalty Shoot Out uses one stake for a round of five shots. After scoring, you can use Collect to take the current winnings and finish early. Continuing risks the accumulated award on a further attempt.

You choose a target manually or use Random. Country selection does not alter the result, while positions have equal stated probabilities. Familiarity with the animation does not supply a documented aiming advantage.

The phrase crash-style describes the stepped decision to collect or continue. Classic has no endless live multiplier with a countdown you must beat. Taking another shot exposes the available winnings to a fresh result. Timing advice borrowed from continuous crash games therefore concerns a different activity.

Recognize Street controls

Street places the action in a Brazilian urban setting and permits free aiming. Its round still uses five shots with a fixed stake. Random and Collect remain relevant controls.

The freedom to position the aim concerns the interface. Rules specify equal chances across target positions, so a more precise input does not establish better scoring odds. Choose Street for its presentation if you prefer it, without treating that control as a skill-based payout feature.

Separate Cup Mania modes

Cup Mania's main game has 15 multiplier levels. A goal increases progress, while an unsuccessful shot resets it and makes collection unavailable. Collect after a successful attempt ends the current round.

Bonus Buy costs 30 times the selected base stake. The purchased mode gives you 15 shots even when some miss. After the attempts, a Total Win summary appears before you return to the main screen.

The guaranteed count concerns attempts, including misses. It says nothing about how many goals you will score. In the main game, the number of multiplier levels also does not promise an uninterrupted sequence of kicks.

Keep Super Spin separate

Super Spin uses reels with Wild and Scatter symbols. Its features include Free Spins, a Bonus Game and Bonus Buy. Keep those slot rules separate from instructions for classic's five-shot format.

A Bonus Buy label alone cannot identify Cup Mania because Super Spin also has a purchase feature. Check the complete title and game type before assuming that the price or rules from another product apply.

Compare matching figures

Street's product sheet qualifies its reported 32x maximum with an observation sample of 500 million plays. Cup Mania lists separate main-game and bonus maxima of 1,000x and 3,000x. Keep those qualifications attached when comparing the headlines.

RTP does not tell you what a short session will return. A euro maximum also needs its stake limits and mode context. Neither figure establishes which product will pay you more during your next visit.

Once you identify the title, check its selected stake before confirming an action. On a purchase screen, read the full charge as well. In Cup Mania, for example, Bonus Buy costs 30 times the base amount displayed beside Bet.

Copy reviewed

23 October 2026