Shootouts: The Hockey Penalty Game in 1xGames

Shootouts: One Shot, One Goalie, Instant Result

Shootouts turns a single hockey penalty into a fast betting round. You step onto the ice as the shooter, pick your attack zone, and fire the puck toward the net while a goalie tries to stop you. If the puck crosses the line, the round pays. If the keeper makes the save, it ends right there. That clean, one-shot format is exactly what makes the game easy to read and hard to put down.

It sits inside the 1xGames section, next to other quick titles you can open in seconds. There is no long tutorial and no waiting for a match to develop — every round is its own self-contained moment, decided the instant the shot leaves your stick. For hockey fans it is a small taste of standing at center ice with the game on the line. For newcomers it is one of the simplest ways to understand how instant prediction games actually work: pick, aim, shoot, see the result. You can open the full 1xGames lobby to see where Shootouts sits among the rest of the quick titles, then come straight back to the rink.

How Shootouts Works: Rules and the Flow of a Round

Every round follows the same short sequence, and that repetition is part of the appeal. First you choose the hockey player who will take the shot. Then you set your stake — the amount is locked in before the round begins, so you always know exactly what is at risk before anything moves. After that you pick an attack zone: left, right, or center. This is your read on where the goalie will not be.

Press start, and the shot is taken. The puck flies toward the net, the goalie reacts, and one of two things happens. If the puck beats the keeper and goes in, you win and your stake is paid at odds of x2. If the goalie catches or deflects it, the round is lost and the game is over. There is no drawn-out sequence and no second attempt inside the same round — the outcome is instant, and then you are free to line up the next shot.

Results are produced by a Random Number Generator, so each round is fully independent. A save on your last attempt has no bearing on the next one, and no zone is ever "due" to come up. Every selection carries the same statistical chance under the game's rules, which keeps the format honest and simple to follow from your very first shot.

Stakes and Payouts in Shootouts

Shootouts keeps its money side refreshingly clear. You set one stake per round, a successful shot pays at x2, and a save ends the round with no payout. There are no side bets, no multipliers stacking on top of each other, and no complicated paytable to memorize. The table below breaks down what each part of a round means for you.

Because the payout is a flat x2 on a successful shot, the math stays transparent from the first round to the hundredth. You are never left guessing how a win is calculated — a goal simply doubles what you put in. The only figure you actively control is the stake, which you choose in dirhams before pressing start, so set it to a level that fits the session you have in mind. Players who are just getting a feel for the rhythm can open an account and begin with modest stakes, keeping the focus on reading the goalie rather than chasing a big number too early.

How to Start Playing Shootouts

Getting into a round takes less than a minute:

1. Sign in through the player login page. If you are new, registration takes only a moment.

2. Open the 1xGames section and select Shootouts from the list of titles.

3. Choose the hockey player who will take your shot.

4. Set your stake in MAD — remember it locks in before the round starts.

5. Pick your attack zone: left, right, or center.

6. Press start and watch the shot. A goal pays x2; a save ends the round.

7. Adjust your next stake or zone and line up again whenever you are ready.

The whole loop is built to be repeatable, so once you have played one round you already know how to play a hundred. Nothing about the interface changes between attempts, which means your attention can stay where it belongs — on the goalie and the zone you think will beat him.

Tactics and Bankroll Management

No system can force a puck past the goalie — the RNG makes sure of that. What you can control is how you manage your session, and that is where a little discipline goes a long way. Decide before you start how much you are comfortable putting into play, then split that into small, even stakes rather than one large swing. Because each round is independent, treating every shot as a fresh event keeps your decisions clear and unclouded by the last result.

Some players prefer to keep their stake flat, betting the same modest amount each round so that a run of saves never empties a session in one go. Others like to set aside a portion of any winnings and keep playing only with what sits above their starting line. Neither approach changes the underlying odds — a shot is a shot — but both help you stay in control and enjoy the pace instead of chasing losses. It is also worth checking the latest promotions from time to time, since bonuses can add value to your overall play without altering how any single round is decided.

Playing from Your Phone and Topping Up in Morocco

Shootouts runs smoothly on a phone, which is how most players in Morocco reach it. The mobile version loads the 1xGames lobby right in your browser without a heavy download, and the one-tap flow of picking a player, a zone, and a stake is perfectly suited to a touchscreen. You can play a few quick rounds while you are out and pick the game back up later, exactly where you left off.

Funding your account uses real Moroccan methods, not abstract foreign cards. The table shows the options players here reach for most often.

All of these settle in dirhams, so your balance and your stakes stay in one currency from deposit to round. Cash Plus is especially useful if you would rather hand over cash at an agency than link a bank account, while CIH Bank and Attijariwafa suit players who already handle their banking online. Whichever you pick, the money lands in the same wallet you use to play Shootouts, ready for your next shot.

Final Word on Shootouts

Shootouts distills hockey down to its most tense moment: one shooter, one goalie, one shot. The rules take seconds to learn, the x2 payout keeps the reward easy to understand, and the RNG keeps every round independent and fair. It is a game you can dip into for a single attempt or a longer session, on desktop or on your phone, without ever needing to relearn how it works.

If you want a fast, sports-flavored addition to your play, it is waiting whenever you are. Set your stake in dirhams, read the goalie, pick your zone, and take your shot — then explore the wider games and casino lobby when you feel like trying something new.