Penalty Shoot-Out Multipliers
Five goals, five steps from x1.92 to x30.72. See what each goal pays at your stake.
The Penalty Shoot-Out multipliers climb one step with every goal you score. The ladder starts at x1.92 after the first goal and doubles each time, up to x30.72 for a perfect five-goal shoot-out. That top step is the super bonus and the game's max win, worth $2,304 at the $75 top stake.
Multiplier Ladder Specs
Evoplay states the RTP is 96% and the maximum win is 2,304 at a top stake of 75, which equals 30.72x. Every step below is half the value of the one above.
| Steps on the ladder | 5 goals |
| First goal | x1.92 |
| Top step | x30.72 |
| Growth per goal | Doubles |
| Stake range | $1 - $75 |
| Max win | $2,304 |
| RTP | 96% |
The Ladder Goal by Goal
A bar above the pitch displays your current multiplier and what the next goal would pay. You can collect the current amount after any goal. If the keeper saves before you collect, the round ends without a payout.
| Goal | Multiplier | Win on a $10 stake |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | x1.92 | $19.20 |
| 2 | x3.84 | $38.40 |
| 3 | x7.68 | $76.80 |
| 4 | x15.36 | $153.60 |
| 5 (super bonus) | x30.72 | $307.20 |
Why the Ladder Starts at x1.92
The first goal pays slightly less than double. After that, each goal doubles the value you hold: x1.92, x3.84, x7.68 and onward. Following this pattern for five steps ends at x30.72.
The game does not reveal the chance of scoring on each kick. It does fix the return: the 96% RTP applies regardless of which step you collect on.
Max Win and the Super Bonus
The super bonus is awarded for scoring all five penalties in one round. It is the sole way to reach x30.72, and it automatically ends the round. There is no sixth kick.
At the minimum $1 stake the super bonus pays $30.72. At the maximum $75 stake it pays $2,304, the top win Evoplay lists for this game.
| $1 | $30.72 |
| $10 | $307.20 |
| $25 | $768 |
| $50 | $1,536 |
| $75 | $2,304 |
Choosing When to Collect
Each goal presents a choice between a certain win and a larger one. Collecting early wins more rounds but smaller amounts. Going for higher steps wins fewer rounds but bigger sums.
None of these choices gives you an edge. Every kick is random, and the RTP remains 96% at every collection point. The choice affects how your balance moves, not its long-term outcome.
- Collect at x1.92 for frequent, small wins
- Collect at x3.84 or x7.68 for a middle path
- Push for x15.36 or x30.72 for rare, large wins
- Pick a rule before the session and keep to it
Penalty Shoot-Out vs Street Multipliers
Evoplay's later game, Penalty Shoot-Out Street, uses a different ladder. Its progress bar starts at x2 and ends at x32. The original stadium game stops at x30.72.
| Game | First step | Top step | Max win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Penalty Shoot-Out | x1.92 | x30.72 | $2,304 |
| Penalty Shoot-Out Street | x2 | x32 | $3,200 |
Pros and Cons
Highlights
- Clear ladder shown on screen
- Collect after any goal
- Values double each step
- Same 96% RTP at every step
Cons
- Max win capped at x30.72
- A save wipes the held multiplier
- No extra multipliers or bonus rounds
- No published scoring odds
FAQ
The ladder has five steps: x1.92, x3.84, x7.68, x15.36 and x30.72. Each successful goal moves you up one step.
The maximum win is 30.72 times your stake for five consecutive goals. At the $75 top stake that equals $2,304.
Yes. If the keeper saves before you collect, the round ends and the held multiplier is lost. Only collected wins are paid.
No. The RTP is 96% at every step on the ladder. Collecting early only results in smaller, more frequent wins.
Yes, all 24 teams share the same ladder. Choosing your team only alters the game's visual style.
The ladder begins at x1.92 instead of x2, then doubles each step. After five steps, it reaches x30.72. The highest step, x32, is reserved for Penalty Shoot-Out Street.
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