Penalties — the 1xGames penalty shootout

What a round of Penalties looks like ⚽

One shooter, one keeper, one decision. You set your stake, pick where the ball goes, and the outcome lands almost immediately. That is the whole loop, and it repeats as often as you want.

Because nothing has to be studied first, players in Mauritania tend to open it in short gaps — a coffee break, the walk to the bus stop, halftime of a match they already have on. The rules explain themselves on the very first shot.

What decides the outcome 🎯

A random number generator settles every attempt. Shots do not build on each other, so a save on the previous round tells you nothing about the next one, and no corner stays "lucky".

That short list is the entire game. You control the stake and the aim; the generator handles the rest, and your ouguiya (MRU) balance updates on screen the moment the round closes.

Trying the demo first

Demo mode runs the game on virtual credits. Same interface, same animation, same result screen — only the balance is not real. It is the sensible way to see the rhythm before committing anything.

Many people browse the wider 1xGames catalogue in demo, try several titles back to back, and keep the one that suits them. Switching to real play changes nothing about the layout.

Getting started 🚀

Four steps, no detours:

1. Create your account and set ouguiya (MRU) as the account currency.

2. Top up using crypto (USDT, Bitcoin), cash deposits and international wallets.

3. Open Penalties from the games list and set your stake.

4. Shoot and watch the result.

Already registered? Log in and your balance and round history are waiting exactly as you left them. Deposits and withdrawals from Mauritania run through the same familiar channels.

Playing on a phone 📱

Penalties runs straight in a mobile browser. The layout stacks vertically — goal on top, stake controls under your thumb — so nothing needs zooming. The app does the same job with faster access and notifications.

Rounds finish in seconds, which makes the game unusually forgiving of a shaky connection: a brief drop costs you nothing more than a pause. Standard 4G is plenty, and no extra setup is required.