Penalty Shoot Out: Super Spin at Jacks Club

Penalty Shoot Out: Super Spin is Evoplay's slot take on the penalty game that made the studio famous. Released on 28 May 2026, it moves the action from a single kick to a 5x3 video slot with 25 fixed paylines, a hold and win bonus, three fixed jackpots and a 1,245x top prize. You can play it at Jacks Club with BTC, ETH, USDT and six other coins, on a published RTP of 95.9%.

The name matters here. The original Penalty Shoot Out is an instant game: you pick a corner, the keeper dives, and the round is settled in seconds. Super Spin keeps the stadium, the whistle and the gold-trophy styling, then swaps the penalty spot for reels. If you came looking for the classic version, it lives on its own page. This one is for players who want the same football theme with slot maths behind it.

Key facts

• Provider: Evoplay

• Released: 28 May 2026

• Type: video slot, 5 reels x 3 rows, 25 fixed paylines

• RTP: 95.9%, which leaves a 4.1% house edge

• Volatility: medium

• Max win: 1,245x your bet

• Jackpots: Mini 30x, Major 150x, Grand 1,000x, all fixed multipliers

• Free spins: 8, from 3 scatters on reels 2, 3 and 4

• Bonus game: hold and win, from 6 or more gold coin symbols

How the base game plays

Wins work the usual way: matching symbols left to right across any of the 25 lines. The trophy is the one to watch, paying 10x for five of a kind, the top line award in the paytable. Below it sit the glove, the ball, the whistle and the foam finger, with card ranks filling out the low end. The wild substitutes for every regular symbol but never lands on reel one, so a line always has to start on its own merits.

Two special symbols drive everything else. The scatter appears on reels two, three and four only, and three of them start the free spins. The bonus symbol is a gold coin with a value printed on it, and collecting six anywhere on the board opens the bonus game.

The bonus game and the three jackpots

Six coins trigger a hold and win round on a 15-position board. The coins that got you there lock in place, you get three respins, and every new coin that lands resets the counter to three. Individual coins carry values up to 14x your bet, and the jackpots sit on top: Mini pays 30x, Major 150x and Grand 1,000x. Fill all 15 positions and the Grand is yours. When the respins run out, everything locked on the board is added up and paid.

Two things worth knowing before you chase it. The jackpots only exist inside the bonus game, so the base game can never pay more than its line wins. And none of them is progressive: each one is a fixed multiplier of your own bet, whatever size that bet is. On Evoplay's published figures the bonus lands roughly once every 72 spins, so expect to wait for it.

There is also a small safety net called the Random Event. If a spin wins nothing but at least one coin is showing, the game can drop five more coins at random and push you straight into the bonus. It is rare, but it turns the occasional dead spin into the feature.

Free spins

Three scatters award eight free spins, and the board changes for the better while they run: the low-paying card symbols are removed entirely, leaving only the premium football symbols, wilds, scatters and gold coins on the reels. Full premium lines get far more likely. Land three more scatters during the feature and eight extra spins are added. Expect the feature about once every 87 spins on the published figures.

The bonus buy, priced plainly

Super Spin sells shortcuts: 23x your bet buys the free spins, 43x buys the bonus game outright. The honest way to look at a buy is as a replacement for the spins it costs. A 43x buy is roughly the same outlay as 43 spins, except you skip the 72-spin average wait and give up everything those spins might have paid along the way. RTP barely moves either way: 95.90% playing normally, 95.93% buying the bonus, 95.95% buying free spins. Budget a buy like the spins it replaces and it will never surprise you. And if the buy menu does not show for you, the base game reaches both features on its own.

Super Spin vs the original Penalty Shoot Out

The classic Penalty Shoot Out is a different machine entirely. It is an instant game: choose where to shoot, beat the keeper, cash out or ride the streak. It runs a 96% RTP, low volatility and a maximum win of 30.72x. Super Spin runs 95.9% with a 1,245x ceiling, and that is the whole trade in one sentence: the original keeps the house edge at 4% and pays small and often, while Super Spin gives up an extra 0.1% to stretch the same theme over jackpots most sessions will not see. Penalty Shoot-Out Street sits between them, an instant game again with street-football styling and the same 96% RTP.

Which to pick depends on what you want from ten minutes of play: choices and quick results point to the original or Street, feature hunting points to Super Spin. All three sit in the catalogue of 268 Evoplay games at Jacks Club, alongside the wider arcade games section where the instant-win titles live.

Playing Super Spin with crypto at Jacks Club

Jacks Club runs on crypto from deposit to withdrawal. Nine coins are accepted, including BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL and stablecoins like USDT and USDC, and withdrawals go out fast once requested. Stablecoins also take the coin-price swing out of your bankroll: a win held in USDT is still the same size next week. New players can claim a deposit bonus worth up to $20,000 across four deposits, and rakeback, reloads and weekly bonuses keep paying after that. If the football theme is the draw rather than the reels, the crypto sportsbook covers the real fixtures, and there are more than 10,000 crypto slots for the days you want a different machine.

Common questions

What is the RTP of Penalty Shoot Out: Super Spin?

95.9%, shown right on the game page. That means a 4.1% house edge over the long run: for every $100 wagered, the maths expects $95.90 back. Short sessions swing much harder in both directions, which is what the medium volatility rating describes.

What is the max win?

1,245x your total bet, and it comes through the bonus game: locked coin values plus the jackpots, with the Grand alone worth 1,000x. Base game line wins top out far lower, with the trophy paying 10x for five of a kind.

Can I play Penalty Shoot Out: Super Spin for free?

Not at Jacks Club. There is no demo mode on any game here, Super Spin included. What you get instead is low minimum bets to learn the game cheaply, and a published RTP so you know exactly what you are playing against before the first spin.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. It is an HTML5 game built mobile-first, with a vertical layout that suits a phone held in one hand. Same RTP, same features, same balance on any device.

How is it different from the original Penalty Shoot Out?

The original is an instant game where you aim the shot yourself and the result lands in seconds. Super Spin is a 25-line video slot built on the same theme. The original runs 96% RTP with a 30.72x cap, Super Spin runs 95.9% with a 1,245x cap: faster certainty against a bigger ceiling, in short.

Ready when you are. Load Penalty Shoot Out: Super Spin at Jacks Club, set a stake you can repeat for a hundred spins, and let the coins do the collecting.