Penalty Shoot-out: Street Guide: Rules, Multiplier Ladder and When to Collect
By the CasinoDemo editorial team · Updated 2026-11-09 · How we review
Penalty Shoot-out: Street is an Evoplay instant game, not a slot. There are no reels, no paylines and no bonus round. You pick a country, set a bet, and take up to five penalty kicks against a street keeper. Every goal moves you one step up a multiplier ladder of x2, x4, x12, x20 and x32, and after any goal you can bank what you have with the Collect button.
The catch is simple: one save and the whole round is gone. We played eight rounds in the demo at a 10 credit bet, cashed one at x12, and watched another die on the fifth kick with x20 already on the board. Here is how it all works, with the numbers straight from the game's rules.
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Penalty Shoot-out: Street at a glance
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How a round works
The game opens on a country picker with 24 flags. The rules are clear that your choice is cosmetic only and has no effect on results. Your opponent's flag changes from round to round.
Next you choose a bet, which is fixed for the whole round. You can only change it once the round is over. Each round consists of up to 5 shots on goal. Clicking the big ball under the goal starts the round, takes your bet and fires a kick at a random spot. If you would rather pick, hover over the goal and a target reticle appears; click where you want to shoot. The rules also mention a Random option that chooses the spot for you.
After each shot you see the result. Score, and you can either shoot again or press Collect to take your current winnings. Miss, and the round ends with nothing paid. The rules state that the outcome is random and equally likely for all positions, so where you aim is about fun, not edge.


The multiplier ladder
The progress bar above the goal is the whole paytable. Consecutive goals pay these multiples of your bet if you collect at that point:
1 goal: x2 2 goals: x4 3 goals: x12 4 goals: x20 5 goals: x32
The jump from x4 to x12 is the big one, while the last two steps add less in relative terms. Five goals is the end of the line, so x32 is the maximum win per round. The game's server config also lists 32 as the max win in total bets.


RTP and the best strategy, per the rules
The game lists an overall theoretical return to player of 96.00%. The rules go further than most and include a Best Strategy table: collecting after 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 shots all return exactly 96.00%. In the game's own words, any possible strategy leads to exactly 96.00% RTP.
That tells you something useful. If every stopping point returns the same 96%, the chance of reaching each step must shrink in line with the multiplier. By our own arithmetic from those two published facts, one goal lands about 48% of the time (96 divided by 2), two goals about 24%, three goals about 8%, four about 4.8% and all five about 3%, or roughly 1 in 33 rounds. That is a back of the envelope figure, not something the game prints, but it matches the feel of our session: lots of early misses.
So when to collect is a question of taste, not maths. Banking at x2 gives frequent small wins. Chasing x32 gives rare bigger ones. The long run return is the same either way.

What happened in our demo session
The demo starts you with DEM 5,000.00 in play money and a default bet of DEM 10.00. We played eight rounds at that bet.
Five rounds ended early: three missed on the very first kick, two scored once and then missed the second. One round reached x12 and then missed the fourth kick. Our best moment and worst moment came in two rounds. In one we scored three in a row and pressed Collect at x12, which paid DEM 120.00, 12x the bet. In another we scored four straight, had x20 (DEM 200) sitting on the bar, went for the fifth and lost it all.
Total: DEM 80 staked, DEM 120 won, balance up to DEM 5,040. That is eight rounds, far too few to say anything about the game's real odds, but it shows the shape: plenty of zero rounds, with the odd collect carrying the session.

Bets, controls and provably fair
The rules list a minimum bet of DEM 1.00 and a maximum of DEM 30,000.00. The bet panel sits bottom left with minus and plus buttons, and a Betting button opens the full list of stakes. The Collect button is to the right of the ball, and the Flag button on the left takes you back to the country picker.
There is no bonus buy, no free spins and no ante bet. It is the same five-kick round every time.
The game is provably fair. The rules explain that each round has a validation string you can copy from the History block and paste into any SHA-256 hash generator; the result should match the hash of your round. We did not find a History button in the demo menu, so we could not test this ourselves.

Our verdict
Penalty Shoot-out: Street is about as simple as casino games get: five kicks, five multipliers, one button to cash out. The 96% RTP holds no matter when you collect, which the rules say plainly, so the only real decision is how much swing you want. The x32 cap keeps it a small-win game, and losing an x20 on the last kick stings more than any slot dead spin. Good for short, fast sessions; not the place to look for big multipliers.
How to play Penalty Shoot-out: Street free in Canada
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Penalty Shoot-out: Street FAQ
- What is the RTP of Penalty Shoot-out: Street?
- The game lists an overall theoretical RTP of 96.00%. Its rules add that collecting after 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 shots all return 96.00%, so no stopping strategy changes the return.
- What is the maximum win?
- 32x your bet, for scoring all five penalties in a round. The ladder pays x2, x4, x12, x20 and x32 for one to five goals.
- Does choosing where to shoot or which country to play for matter?
- No. The rules say the country is purely cosmetic and that the outcome is random and equally likely for all goal positions.
- What happens if I miss?
- A miss ends the round and you lose your bet, including any multiplier you had built up. Only pressing Collect after a goal locks in a win.
- Is there a bonus buy or free spins?
- No. Penalty Shoot-out: Street is an instant game with a single five-shot round and no bonus features.
- What bets can I play?
- The rules list a minimum bet of 1.00 and a maximum of 30,000.00 in the account currency. The bet is fixed for the whole round and can only be changed between rounds.
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