Penalty Shoot Out Payouts

A figure appears beside Collect after a successful penalty in Penalty Shoot Out. It shows the amount available at that point in the round. The player can take the displayed return or attempt another shot. A miss ends the sequence with no payout from the unfinished run. The distinction matters when checking a result in the embedded Evoplay game.

The original release has five possible scoring stages. Each goal moves the player to a new multiplier. The displayed amount remains available for collection until the next attempt begins. Earlier figures are not added to later ones.

One Stake Through Five Kicks

Consider a round entered with 4 credits. The first goal reaches 1.92x, making 7.68 credits available. Collecting at this stage closes play with a gross return of 7.68 credits. After deducting the opening wager, the profit would be 3.68 credits.

A second successful shot raises the available return to 15.36 credits. No payment was made for the first goal because the player continued. The game now displays a larger amount from the original 4-credit wager.

Reading the Five Multipliers

Evoplay's original penalty game uses the following sequence. The multiplier applies to the starting wager at the point of collection.

1. One goal reaches 1.92x.
2. Two goals reach 3.84x.
3. Three goals reach 7.68x.
4. Four goals reach 15.36x.
5. Five goals reach 30.72x.

At 3 credits per round, five successful penalties would produce a gross return of 92.16 credits. The figure includes the 3-credit wager. The net profit would therefore be 89.16 credits.

The Collect Decision

Collect settles the amount displayed after a goal. No further kick is required once the player ends the sequence. The settled return follows the multiplier achieved before the collection decision.

The word cash out sometimes causes confusion. Collect ends a single game round. A withdrawal from a real-money casino account is a separate transaction governed by the operator's payment terms. A successful collection inside the game does not confirm that funds have been withdrawn from the account.

A Miss Before Collection

Return to the 4-credit example. After two goals, 15.36 credits are available. The player takes a third shot and the goalkeeper saves it. The unfinished run ends without the previously displayed return.

No additional opening wager is charged for that third attempt within the same sequence. The initial 4 credits covered the run. Starting a new one requires a new stake.

A screenshot captured after the second goal would show a potential return of 15.36 credits. It would not prove that the player received that amount. The final result depends on whether Collect was selected before the miss.

Gross Return Versus Profit

The payout figure includes the wager used to begin the game. Profit excludes that amount. A collected 19.20-credit return from a 5-credit bet leaves 14.20 credits above the starting stake.

When comparing amounts, check whether the screen displays a multiplier, a potential gross return or a completed settlement. These figures answer different questions. The game's pay information should establish which value appears in the active interface.

Checking a Completed Result

Begin with the original wager. Identify the last goal reached before play stopped. Then check whether the sequence ended through Collect or a missed penalty. Those details establish whether the visible figure became a payout.

Some casino integrations provide a history of completed rounds. If the running version exposes that record, use it to review the settled result. A pending amount from an unfinished attempt may differ from the final entry. History tools and their layout depend on the operator.

Return Data in Context

Evoplay publishes an RTP of 96% for the original Penalty Shoot-out. This figure describes the return model across a very large number of wagers. It does not promise 96 credits back from a particular 100-credit session.

The published maximum win is €2,304. That specification does not establish the stake limits available in every integration. Consult the active game's rules for the permitted wager range and the displayed currency.

Reading the Game Screen

The game control guide follows the actions needed to finish a sequence. For results recorded with virtual money, the demo guide explains what practice credits represent. You can also return to the original Penalty Shoot Out game and examine the pay information shown in its embedded player.