Goal a Penalty Game Review

I’m sure you’ll find the atmosphere here on par with the tension of a highly competitive match that reaches its pinnacle during the penalty shootout after overtime. In this review of Goal a Penalty online game, I’ll go over these and other details of the shootout, such as gameplay and features, below.

A classic black-and-white ball rests on a white dot just ahead. The goalkeeper in a blue jersey paces along the goal line, framed by a light gray goal structure. The lush green grass beneath contrasts with the softly blurred stadium beyond the goal, lit by reflectors that add atmosphere.

Before the kick, the roar of the crowd washes over you. In the background, a reporter’s voice narrates. If you miss by a little, you hear “So close.” When the keeper claws it back, “Great save!” echoes through the air. When you hit the net, a stretched “Goooal, wow!” rings out.

After each shot, a banner slides in displaying either Save, Goal, or Out. If you guess correctly, a notification pops up showing how much you’ve won. When a betting option closes, dangling chains and padlocks appear over the icons representing the three possible outcomes, clearly indicating that betting on the current round is no longer possible.

The Goal a Penalty RTP is 83.33%. You may find it low if you’re coming from table or slot casino games that usually have higher RTPs. However, considering you have three different outcomes to bet on, with roughly a one-third chance to guess correctly, the effective RTP can feel more promising. That said, success still depends heavily on luck and your ability to predict outcomes.

The betting range for this penalty shootout is €1 to €100. There are five chip denominations available to adjust your stake: €1, €2, €5, €10, and €50. If your wager doesn’t exceed €50, you can double it up to €100.

Keep in mind that the total of all your bets can’t exceed €100. For example, if you place €75 on Goal, you can add at most another €25 across the remaining outcomes (Save and Out).

The odds multiplier is 2.5x your stake. So, whenever you guess the penalty outcome correctly, you win two and a half times your bet. If you place €10 on Save and the goalkeeper makes the save, you get your €10 back plus €15 in winnings.

Goal a Penalty’s gameplay is straightforward. You’ll see three black-gray chips, Save, Goal, and Out, laid out from left to right in front of the white penalty dot. These are your betting options. To the far right, there’s a fourth chip in full color that you can use to select bet denominations. The color of this chip depends on the value: orange for €1, yellow for €2, green for €5, turquoise for €10, and blue for €50.

One subtle detail I found interesting is how the chip color changes based on the last denomination selected or wager placed. For example, if you place a €12 bet with a €10 chip last, the color will be turquoise. But if you start with €10 and finish with €2, the chip turns yellow. While this feature helps players keep track of the last selected value, it could be confusing for bettors with limited vision.

When you play Goal a Penalty by iMoon Gaming, you have 11 seconds to place your bet or bets once the round begins. Check the timer above the goalkeeper’s head to see how much time you have left. If it matters to you, you can also see how many other bets have been placed below the betting chips.

Each round allows up to three bets, and this is where tactics come into play. Sometimes, I put everything on one option, hoping for a higher return. Other times, I place a hedge bet, split my stake, maybe placing a larger bet on one outcome and a smaller bet on another. This approach reduces your winnings if your main guess is correct, but it can return part of your stake if the secondary outcome hits.

There are two Goal a Penalty features: Undo and Double. The Undo button is located on the left side of the denomination chip on the right side of the screen, while the Double Stake button (2x) is positioned on its right.

If you wager more than you intended, hit the Undo button to cancel or reduce your bet, depending on whether you placed one or multiple chips. Conversely, use the Double button to instantly double your stake.

Keep in mind that Undo and Double work slightly differently. The Undo feature removes the most recent bet first. So, if you place a €5 wager on Out and then follow it with a €5 bet on Save, Undo will remove the bet on Save before removing the wager on Out.

By contrast, if you place two wagers, for example, €20 on Goal and €10 on Out, the Double feature increases both simultaneously.